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Saves The Day - 9 (October 26, 2018) Album • Page 30

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by jordalsh, Aug 13, 2018.

  1. you vandal

    Regular

    I 100% agree with this. Saves the Day was once my favorite band, but I cannot get into this album whatsoever. My music taste has changed quite a bit since high school/college and this just doesn't work for me anymore.
     
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  2. AWasteOfATime

    @awasteofatime Supporter

    i am having the hardest time deciding which vinyl variant i want
    black w white splatter
    pink marble
    pink/white mix
    white
    purple
    black 180g
     
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  3. Elder Lightning

    With metal in my bones and punk in my heart Supporter

    My personal approach is to go with one that coordinates with the album cover or, barring that, black or clear depending on what's available.
     
  4. Elder Lightning

    With metal in my bones and punk in my heart Supporter

    But this sounds like nothing they put out during that time frame?
     
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  5. you vandal

    Regular

    Cool. You think this sounds nothing like Sound the Alarm? Nothing is certainly a stretch.

    Either way, this is just not something I can enjoy. I hear the lyrics to the first song and immediately want to play something else. Sorry.
     
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  6. AWasteOfATime

    @awasteofatime Supporter

    The band has changed a lot, and I get not everyone being down with the different phases theyve had. this iteration is sounds like friggin van halen to me, which I think is kickass but is big and riffy and not very much like their most beloved records at all. I also just love Saves/Chris so Chris singing about Saves/Chris is something I couldn't be more down for.
     
  7. Pepetito

    Trusted Supporter

    Get after Through Being Cool and Stay What You Are. Those are money.
     
  8. Elder Lightning

    With metal in my bones and punk in my heart Supporter

    StA was pretty much a straight-up punk record. This has elements of In Reverie and the self-titled crossed with like 70's/80's rock.

    If it weren't for Chris' voice I don't think I could blindly identify that the band who made this record and the band who made any of their other records were the same band.
     
  9. felipecardel

    formless in the night Prestigious

  10. SteveLikesMusic

    approx. 3rd coolest Steve on here Supporter

  11. felipecardel

    formless in the night Prestigious

    oops. thought it had just come out
     
  12. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    another day, another pitchfork review to ignore
     
  13. the pink is nice that’s all i can say!
     
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  14. TBF that's what I think anytime Pitchfork reviews anything.
     
  15. I got 180g black cuz all my STD records are 180g black haha
     
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  16. Remember when the Beatles opened Sgt. Peppers lonely hearts band by singing “we’re sgt. peppers lonely hearts band and we hope you enjoy the show”

    3.5
     
  17. AWasteOfATime

    @awasteofatime Supporter

    all of mine are on colors except for Daybreak. I also think the black self titled had some wicked noise issues so I had to get White
     
  18. you vandal

    Regular

    Should have sang "We're the Beatles and we hope you enjoy the record" IMHO
     
  19. Vase Full Of Rocks

    Trusted Supporter

    A few things:

    Pitchfork sucks and should be treated like The Onion/The Hard Times.

    I don't mind positivity in lyrics, but I generally dislike things being so on-the-nose and devoid of relatability so this record (except for some of 29) does nothing lyrically for me.

    If anything, this album makes me excited to see what the band does next as I like the guitars in this album and the energy and since it (presumably) won't be another autobiography of the band, it should provide much different lyrics.

    Bones is still great.
     
  20. AlwaysEvolving21

    Trusted Supporter

    I enjoy reading reviews and I always take them with a grain of salt. Doesn’t matter what it is...music, movies, books...there’s always going to be something, but it’s just funny how consistently awful Pitchfork reviews are. They’re so bad they might as well be considered terrible satire.

    Anyways...album rules.
     
  21. Dan O'Neill

    Regular

    Rosé is such an angry song on such a happy album. I love it.
     
  22. wisdomfordebris

    Moderator Moderator

    Lol pitchfork reviews are mostly fine
     
  23. Vase Full Of Rocks

    Trusted Supporter

    Hahahah.

    No. Their whole site is just filled with a bunch of pretentious shit.
     
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  24. felipecardel

    formless in the night Prestigious

    i think their reviews are very well written and insightful for the most part but they can be way out of touch sometimes. i don't think this is an album meant to be scrutinized in the same way they do with the music they usually review. it's half celebration, half reflection on chris's career and life as a whole, and it's silly for the most part, and he knows that. i don't take the "oh you'll love the record you'll know it front and back" at face value; it's more like he's letting us know it's going to be a total cheesefest beforehand, hoping we'll align with his mindset before going all "wtf is this shit" on the album.
     
  25. AWasteOfATime

    @awasteofatime Supporter

    yeah it definitely is going to work so much more for fans that have kept up with the band and know chris' deal, less so people dropping in to check them out having only listened to TBC and SWYA. and the reviewer kind of comes off here looking like a jackass.
     
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