Manchester Orchestra - A Black Mile to the Surface (July 28, 2017) Album • Page 142

I can't imagine not listening to this front to back. The other albums I can listen to individual songs. There's no way I'll be able to do that with this

 

Yeah, it moves fast for being 50 minutes long.

 

Yeah i was really surprised when i looked at run time. only songs under 4 are the maze, the sunshine and the mistake (barely).

 

alright fam I'm jumpin in, see y'all on the otherside.

 

This is it for me. I like how the "bigger" songs are all the closers of the individual acts

 

Live update!

 

This sucks...

Jaykay guizz

 

Kind of a lowkey Kevin Devine reference imo

 

For people who love the vocals on this album I highly recommend the right away great captain live album, vocals are mixed really similarly

 

The Sunshine is officially my new ringtone haha. What a great little peice.

 

Jason and I actually talked about this a little on the podcast

 

I don't think it's just hype...The Grocery is my favorite MO song.

 

I don't understand how quickly I went from indifferent on Lead, SD to "man, that's a cool fucking song"

 

The Wolf is the soundtrack to a slo mo scene in a superhero movie before some crazy fighting and destruction goes down.

 

Same. Went from 3rd least favorite to maaaaaybe hitting #5

 

I'm stuck in a 8 hour course at some hospital and it's killing me that I can't listen to the rest of this (made it through lead SD on the drive here)

 

God, that's awful

 

Lead and wolf alternate between 1 and 2

 

Ha I listened to the podcast too! I'll go back into it now that I know the record better

 

so excited to blast this in the car later

 

I've picked up on some references to other artists in the scene, but I can't place a few of them, I just recognize the lyrics sound similar

"lost my shape" in The Silence could be a David Bazan reference?

 

The Maze is my early favorite.

 

One listen was enough for me to spend a bunch of money I don't have on upgraded tickets for the Worcester date.

 

Finished

Gr8 album. I like layery, complicated Manchester Orchestra but that's only because I've just gotten into them recently, whereas my roommate whose loved them forever is going to take his time.

I just always had people showing me songs I was never crazy to finally dig in.

 

Really enjoyed my first listen to this after kinda checking out for their last couple albums