Hartroc

HIGHLY TRAINED...MONKEYS?!? FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Snow Patrol shouldn't be on anyone's list.

Genius. Easily in my top five albums so far this year.

This is nothing short of bizarre.

Well...yeah. But...it's frickin' Pitchfork we're talking about.

The hell? :shocked2: I was so positive it would get an even lower score than X&Y.

I totally disagree with you, but I actually lol'd at this. :lol:

Not a chance.

Unfortunately, this is how it is. And I actually like the album.

The thing is, Kid A was not only a complete change from Radiohead's style, but also from the album directly before it. Absolutely no one saw it coming. If we hardly notice a change in Coldplay's sound because they get there gradually, then you can't really compare the album in question to Kid A. Like Sigur Ros? :wideeyed:

That's what I thought it was.

I knew it was "burning tide!" :D

Yeah, it's clearly "Up in flame we have slowly gone."

There's no way it's "through concrete" or "and a cartoon heart."

Doesn't even mention Charlie Brown... :thinking:

Frankly, it would be better if YOU just went away, because these phrases aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Especially since half of them are true (the Car Kids thing is an exception, obviously :laugh3:).

Well...this guy cites Up in Flames as one of, if not the best, of the album. All credibility lost right there. :laugh3:

:lol:

See, I don't think X&Y's sounds were ever good. There is exactly one decent song on that record...and it's basically just a remix of Clocks. It will always be their worst album in my mind. On the other hand, I geniunely like Mylo Xyloto's dance themes and melodies (I love electro/dance pop), the only problem I really have with it is the lyrics. I have a few gripes with the production as well, but nothing too major.

Does this song sound like a ringtone to anybody else? Seriously. I think that this is the point in the story line when the female protagonist, Mylo's ex-girlfriend, calls up his cell phone (or vice versa). The following track is the conversation they have over the phone, in which she tells him to let life go on as normal, even though they can't be together anymore..."Don't Let it Break Your Heart." Thoughts?

Well, MY Mama always said that if you don't have something nice to say, don't say nuttin' at all. That's all I have to say about that. ;)

I don't know why people are ripping on this album so much. X&Y has lyrics just as bad (if not worse), and it's far more monotonous. This album, to my ears at least, has more ideas in it. More sonic diversity.

:stunned: :lol:

Those two aren't even on the normal release. :laugh3:

Um...do you listen to anything outside of the mainstream? Sure, the slick, manafactured stuff is what's popular now, but there's countless bands and releases that stay away from all that.