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Death Cab For Cutie - Asphalt Meadows (September 16, 2022) Album • Page 34

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Aaron Mook, May 4, 2022.

  1. imthegrimace

    the poster formally known as thesheriff Supporter

    Grant can’t make it. It’s for me.
     
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  2. imthegrimace

    the poster formally known as thesheriff Supporter

    Grant you work that day.
     
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  3. popdisaster00

    Moderator Moderator

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  4. contra11mundum

    I hate spoilers. Supporter

    My buddy was able to snag GA tickets for Seattle yesterday. So looks like I’ll be making a trip to Seattle this fall! Cannot wait.
     
  5. bummed tf out i didnt snag anything yesterday, gonna be fighting for my life tomorrow
     
  6. dylan

    Prestigious Supporter

    Man fuck AXS. Tried two days in a row for tickets in Denver and both times I was in the room to buy 1 minute after it opened and immediately said sold out.
     
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  7. waking season

    Trusted Prestigious

    Got tickets for New Haven
     
  8. ImAMetaphor

    one with the riverbed Prestigious

    I'm glad I got tickets during the pre-sale, but I just tried again for better seats in the general and by the time I got through the queue it was sold out. I'm not sure why they didn't just book Pine Knob.
     
  9. jmarr

    Newbie Supporter

    Somehow just managed to snag tickets to the newly added Monday show in Berkeley. So excited! My wife and I did our first dance at our wedding to Such Great Heights.
     
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  10. manoverboard365

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    Been playing through their entire discography these past few days, and it's crazy how good some of their b-sides are. Talking Like Turnstiles especially.
    While technically on EPs, Little Bribes and Army Corp of Architects are fantastic songs too that often get forgotten about.
     
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  11. OotyPa

    fall away Supporter

    Yup, love their b-sides. Sometimes I’ll throw them all on a queue and just listen to all of them.
     
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  12. raaaaaaaady

    Regular

    Second that on Talking Like Turnstiles. Also the Plans-era Jealousy Rides with Me is a classic.
     
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  13. Dog Fish

    Mutt

    Forbidden Love ep every damn day
     
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  14. waking season

    Trusted Prestigious

    My Mirror Speaks has always been one of my favorites
     
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  15. Dog Fish

    Mutt



    Oh shit, just remembered my absolute favorite b-side.
     
  16. Dog Fish

    Mutt



    New song. In the words of Mr. White, this is something snappy.
     
  17. manoverboard365

    Trusted

    Me likey.
     
  18. Bartek T.

    D'oh! Prestigious

    Me too ;d has anybody watched that show? I see it has premiered today as well
     
  19. Dog Fish

    Mutt

    I watched the first episode last night (it's free without an atv+ subscription). A few parts were a bit too cheezy, but I enjoyed it more than I thought I would based on the trailer.
     
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  20. Jim

    Trusted Supporter

    I cant wait to watch it tonight. Missed Segel so much
     
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  21. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

     
  22. Serenity Now

    deliver us from e-mail Supporter

    thought the The Plan was going to be a cover of the built to spill song but this is nice in a different way
     
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  23. Dog Fish

    Mutt



    Oh, I'm gonna dig this.
     
  24. chewbacca110

    Poor baby, you're starting to lose it.

    Asphalt Meadows is a great album that I only see being greater more stripped down. Can’t wait!
     
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  25. Craig Manning

    @FurtherFromSky Moderator

    That album thrives off the crescendos and dynamics that the big, loud electric guitar parts provide. I can’t imagine it being anywhere near as cool stripped down, but then again, I’m not usually that into reinterpretations of albums that are already good.