La Dispute - Panorama (March 22, 2019) Album • Page 31

dang i feel the same way as all of you, i just dont feel the pull towards it.. weird bc its soo in my wheelhouse

 

Weren’t you raving about this when it came out?

 

You are all wrong

 

Yea that’s what I’m saying, I loved it a ton but I don’t feel a pull to go back to it.

 

Ah I see. I wish I had latched onto this more, I was lukewarm even when it came out and haven’t really returned at all

 

Lately it happens with a lot of records, they come out and I’m super amped on them and then within a week they are out of rotation.

 

I feel vindicated

 

i dont really like any music at all lately lol the vast majority of albums ive heard this year have been great on first 4-5 listens and then i never touch it again

 

I feel the same and it kinda makes wonder if it's me getting older (29, fell in love with La Dispute when I was 19), or if it's my attention span turned to mush by the internet, or something similar. I don't like it.

Also, I happen to listen to music whenever I'm working, and maybe that just adds a level of frustration to it--like I associate the music with struggling to get something done, or I'm not fully LISTENING to it. I donno. The world and I are changing and I don't like it.

 

i think im just too busy to really spend time with everything i want to and i dont have the time to try and let albums hit me if they arent as immediate, in the past i would be listening to music all day every day all week. now i basically only listen to music on my 45 minute commute to or from work and that's pretty much it, and i tend to stick with stuff i already know on my commute

 

I’ve also cooled on this since it came out, but I still really enjoy it when I put it on. Lyrically and vocally, it’s Jordan at his best, but the production doesn’t do him many favors on most of the tracks. I think this album makes sense as a progression from ROTH, but I’m not sure it has the “classic” feel of their prior work. I have to wonder if it would have been better for them to work with a different producer this time around (and I feel that way about a lot of bands who go to Yip and never leave).

 

I just hope we can all agree that Rhodonite and Grief is one of the best songs the band has made

 

Yea, I really don't play this one. Maybe it's the subject matter? I coulda gone for 10 tracks that explored the same theme as Objects in Space.

 

Objectively probably some of the best music ever put out. Subjectively can barely muster giving a single fuck lol

 

This is exactly how I feel. Loved it for a few weeks, but have barely listened to it since. I'd still say it's a great album. Not sure why I don't play it more...

 

I'm sad I never got super into it, especially after how badly I wanted a new LD album after Rooms.

 

Maybe Rooms was too good and our novelty bias got its reality check sooner than expected

 

I know why y’all don’t wanna listen to it that much anymore...cause it’s fucking borrrriiiinnnnggg. For like over 60% of this album there is very little going on that is musically interesting or all that creative. As a big LD fan, that hurts to say and it sucks to admit but it’s jist not a very good album. Which is fine, it happens. They can’t all be great

 

In Northern Michigan tho

 

I think in the fall/winter I’ll be back to it more

 

Idk, I put it on last night after posting and in the car this morning and got really into it again.

 

I think we're listening to completely different albums.

 

I think it's only disappointing and rarely revisited because it came after Rooms

I'm still enjoying it

 

This is definitely more of a seasonal release for me, but most albums are. It's cool, grey, and rainy here today and really makes me want to listen to this. I think it will be a perfect fall/winter album.

 

have to agree about the weather thing. this album is just not made to be played on beautiful sunny summer days.