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Tegan & Sara - Love You To Death (June 3, 2016) Album • Page 12

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Meerkat, Mar 10, 2016.

  1. SpyKi

    You must fix your heart Supporter

    You can write music on a guitar and then play those same songs with more electronic instruments and sounds. I'm guessing they created the music with a producer much like they did their old records. I doubt they played and created every sound on the album but they probably directed what they wanted which seems to be what happened on all of their records.
     
  2. SpyKi

    You must fix your heart Supporter

    I was a much bigger fan of Tegan's songs until Heartthrob where I thought Sara had the standouts.
     
  3. drstrong

    I'm Back.

    The Format's Interventions + Lullabies was not pop.
     
  4. ok
     
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  5. Preserved Moose

    Amateur Hour

    I think I read an interview where one of them said they don't even use guitars to write songs any more.

    I would assume they make them on their computers at home and then polish and refine and them in the studio.
     
  6. SpyKi

    You must fix your heart Supporter

    it very much is pop.
     
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  7. Chaplain Tappman

    Trusted Prestigious

    Is this a satirical post? Did you skip "the first single"?
     
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  8. SpyKi

    You must fix your heart Supporter

    Yeah, I'm just saying you can do that. You can play all of those sounds through a keyboard or just program them on a computer. Either way you're still writing the music and they're all real instruments that are creating real music. I think you're probably right.
     
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  9. Olyphantastic

    "See you in the car! Best wishes" -Milhouse Supporter

    I don't know why you're quoting me while saying this. I've listened to it once, I have no place commenting on the musicianship yet.

    To your second point, I have no reason to believe that after twenty years of writing music they'd decide to pass the composition work off entirely to outside writers. I may be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure they always wrote their songs on acoustic guitar or piano and then fleshed them out in the studio. No reason to think they haven't kept doing so with a heavier emphasis on starting with piano or synth. And given the sound they are going for, they could do a lot worse than collaborating with Greg Kurstin on the songwriting.
     
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  10. Preserved Moose

    Amateur Hour

    Literally just getting through my first listen as I type this. Absolutely love Hang on to the Night.
     
  11. St. Nate

    LGBTQ Supporter (Lets Go Bomb TelAviv Quickly) Prestigious

    Definitely enjoying it more the second time around.
     
  12. unbornwhiskey

    Trusted

    i didn't care for most of the pre-release songs but now that i've heard them as an album i love them????

    "stop desire"!!!!!
     
  13. cwhit

    still emperor emo Prestigious

    why hasn't everyone blocked dr strong at this point
    took me until today and that took way too long
     
  14. this is a hit damn I'm jamming this forever
     
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  15. Threads Jun 3, 2016
    (Last edited: Jun 3, 2016)
    Threads

    Regular Prestigious

    First few listens hot take:

    Standout tracks are That Girl, Faint of Heart, BWU, and Stop Desire.
    Album is a lot more mellow/chill (maybe a bad description) than I expected. Not too many bangers like Closer or Drove Me Wild here.
    This is the most disjointed the split between Tegan/Sara songs has been in album sequencing in awhile. I don't mind the actual song sequencing itself but it's a bit weird for the album to basically be half Tegan and half Sara led.
    Nothing on here really hits me as hard as Shock To Your System or some early songs but I'll give it time.
     
  16. U-Turn is like a perfect pop song to me
     
  17. cshadows2887

    Hailey, It Happens @haileyithappens Supporter

    Does your copy cut "The First Single" or...?
     
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  18. Preserved Moose

    Amateur Hour

    I might be (definitely am) an idiot but what does BWU stand for?
     
  19. SpyKi

    You must fix your heart Supporter

    Be With U?
     
  20. Preserved Moose

    Amateur Hour

    Yeah I was thinking that. I didn't know if it was a well known abbreviation or something.

    Also I listened to the album again. Liked it even more. Good stuff!
     
  21. MrRobot

    Twitter/IG: @scott325

    I didn't come onto chorus for like 12 hours and I missed an entire "music isn't real music unless it has guitars" argument? lmfao
     
  22. I wasn't underwhelmed with this at all, I just loved it. I'm gonna spin this all summer
     
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  23. Tyler

    Regular Supporter

    Dying To Know is a jam.
     
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  24. ZooZooChaCha

    Trusted Supporter

    I love this album. Really hope I get to catch these live.
     
  25. chhholly123

    i’ve been meaning to tell you

    After my first listen, I love it! Greg Kurstin did great with the production. I will be cranking this all summer. The vinyl is cool too, clear with white haze.
     
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