Kacey Musgraves - Golden Hour (March 30, 2018) Album • Page 18

lol i feel you. hope you get a turnaround soon so you can listen to this record in proper atmosphere. it's an unreal time

 

Shoveled a foot of snow out of my driveway yesterday, folks.

 

have you tried taking michigan and pushing it somewhere else

 

Yea it's been snowing for a couple hours in Chicago too. So depressing. I just want to listen to Kacey while I drive into the sunset is that too much to ask

 

Numerous times, actually.

 

Slow Burn

 

This album is my AOTY so far, and the only thing i could see topping it is if Friendly Fires decides to drop one this year...or the 1975.

 

Saw Kacey open for Little Big Town on Thursday. It was a terrific performance. Had seen her once before in a smaller theater, so was interested to see how she adapted to an arena. Turns out, she did it well! Even took advantage of LBT’s satellite stage to do a solo acoustic performance of Merry Go Round. I was very impressed with her voice. Sounds just like on albums. She only played one song from Pageant Material, but the new songs went over great. Two covers really drew in the full crowd too. Looking forward to seeing her headline again.

 

I like the album a lot. I even like High Horse now that I heard it in the context of the album. She's such a good writer.

 

On the Charts: The Weeknd Sends 'Dear Melancholy' to Number One

Golden Hour is #4 on Billboard 200

 

“Happy and Sad” is the only song o don’t really care for, feels a little minor compared to the rest of the record.

“Slow Burn” is one of her best. “Lonely Weekend” “Space Cowboy” “Love is a Wild Thing” “Mother” and “Oh What a World” are my favorites. Whole thing is amazing though.

 

Space Cowboy, Rainbow, and Mother are favorites

 

The Twitter battle between Craig Jenkins and the Saving Country Music guy is legendary.

 

I actually think "Happy and Sad" is one of the most insightful songs of her career, lyrically.

 

Agreed. I've totally been in that space before, and I love that someone finally wrote a song about it. Wish I'd thought of that concept.

 

Happy & Sad- Country After Laughter.

And I am here for it. One of my favorites on the album.

 

Happy and sad has literally been my continuous mood since was I like 16

 

my band is playing a few shows in wyoming this weekend/next week so i am way excited to listen to this over and over while we're driving.

 

when i play "happy & sad" always think of that scene in sing street when conor's brother is like "these guys are happy-sad". then they start blasting the cure.

but yea i totally get that feel. it's like nostalgia for the present

 

What parts of Wyoming?

 

4/15 Greybull
4/16 Cheyenne
4/17 Laramie

 

Well good luck and drive safe, snow has been hanging around the area longer than usual this year!

Also, tell your singer to be prepared for Laramie, which is over 7,000 feet above sea level

 

wow! that's a lottttt of feet above sea level. haha. we are like... 4,000 feet where we live. and thanks for the pro tips! we'll be careful.

 

Hahaha yeah, I also grew up at like 3500 feet, but Laramie is... terrible. Melt some faces!