Manchester Orchestra - The Million Masks of God (April 30, 2021) Album • Page 178

Is this album about being dead ?

 

Yesssssssss

 

you've got to roll with it

 

Bold of you to think I'll be turning this off at all today.

 

get on board

 

They know Blur were richboy knobs too.

 

few albums in the world i wouldn’t turn off for WTSMG. the list is maybe three long.

 

fuck yeah

 

Zac. What's The Story.

 

is that the best starting point?

ok when jimmy calls me out that's when i need to make a change

 

Front half is more immediate than the back half on first listen, but man are these back half songs beautiful. I can’t wait to listen to this and nothing but this for a while.

 

nah. it’s their best record/biggest but definitely maybe is about as good as a debut album can get.

 

I will never forget hearing Don't Look Back in Anger for the first time

 

Gallagher shitheadery aside, Oasis is good

 

Honestly, just pull up Maine Road ‘96 (night Two) on Youtube and get stoked on rockbands being that big once.

 

Definitely Maybe is the best debut of all time. Thank you

 

Oh yeah the bjork song!

 

This was my description:

“Inaudible - reminds me of The Format’s Dog Problems first two songs, Matches and I’m Actual, but on a low flying slomo flying saucer adventure. I posted this earlier and still holds true with those 80's prog sci-fi moments.”

I can agree that it’s a less circusy or theatre stagey performance. I just immediately was reminded of the melody and tricks of Dog Problems first two songs. Not a copy, but felt like an influence.

 

uhhhhhhh i know four bros who would like a word...

 

Andy is flexing so hard in Annie. I love it. Let it Storm is definitely the one that made me think that Andy and TSwift need to collab soon. Sounding even better the second time around.

 

The Oasis fan venn diagram is fucking great because it was a band that your little brother/sister and you both loved - and you’d both be right. Times a million.

 

(What's the Story) Morning Jordy?

 

I've tried to get into Radiohead and it hasn't clicked for me yet either, but as such, I literally never hear the comparisons when they are inevitably brought up whenever bands release something a little different than what they had been doing. The one that always stick out to me was people calling My Morning Jacket 'the American Radiohead' after Z came out.

Anyway, back to the topic of this thread: Oasis is fucking awesome and Anthony_ posted a pic of the only good Weezer album.

 

I think I’m about to finally listen to this.

 

A Manchester Orchestra tour could get Oasis over in America.


I’m mostly kidding, because America sucks and hates good things.