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Vampire Weekend - Father Of The Bride (May 3, 2019) Album • Page 23

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by irthesteve, Jan 17, 2019.

  1. Matthewconte

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    Yeah according to the liner notes he produced, engineered and co-wrote it.
     
  2. spotify exclusive

    it might be gone now, can’t seem to find it anymore
     
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  4. SYMPATHY
     
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  5. this is all i can hear now
     
  6. angel paste

    grey hairs, get out of me zoots! Prestigious

    flower moon :heart:
     
  7. my work here is done

    also it's a good thing just generally 'summer' is Vampy Weeks season because I will just NOT have time to listen to this lmao, have you seen how ridiculous May's slate is????
     
  8. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    so this is definitely the best album this year so far, fantastic stuff here
     
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  9. radiodead

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    I love that the album is held together by 3 semi country duets?
     
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  10. radiodead

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    I’m on a long drive and just want this to show up on Apple Music already. Couldn’t get it onto my phone earlier.

    Looks like they finally filled in the track listing.
     
  11. Matt Chylak

    I can always be better, so I'll always try. Supporter

    Hadn't realized this leaked Thursday morning. Oh well, loving it so far. The song instruments keep changing.
     
  12. Matt Chylak

    I can always be better, so I'll always try. Supporter

    "This Life" is an easy song of the year for me so far.
     
  13. the rural juror

    carried in the arms of cheerleaders

    This is soooo goooood
     
  14. Steeeve Perry

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    8.0 no BNM
     
  15. Steeeve Perry

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    I'm still super hyped to listen, the Stereogum review was brilliant and the pre-release tracks were some of my favourite Vampire Weekend songs. Harmony Hall was a mission statement, 2021 has been stuck in my head on and off for weeks, and This Life is brilliant.
    I've held off listening but will do so asap.
     
  16. radiodead May 2, 2019
    (Last edited: May 2, 2019)
    radiodead

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    8.0 is obviously a v good score. Surprised no BNM. Reminder P4K gave Reflektor a 9.2 BNM, smh.

    Expect Big Thief to get some BNM love tomorrow or most likely Monday.

    Edit: that P4K review is probably my least favorite write up on the record so far. My opinion is more in line with DeVilles Stereogum piece.
     
  17. oncenowagain

    “the whole world’s ending” “honey it already did” Prestigious

    This is great
     
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  18. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

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  19. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

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  20. ComedownMachine

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  21. sophos34

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    Whack ass review, basically Ezra is happy so it’s not as good as mvotc lol
     
  22. jeez really seems like they give everything a 7-8 these days. boring

    the review also seems to be saying that because it’s not as dour as MV that it’s somehow not as “smart” or whatever and that gets a side-eye from me. i also think Stereogum’s writeup did a better job
     
  23. jorbjorb

    7 rings Prestigious

    Very good
     
  24. sophos34

    Prestigious Supporter

    score and BNM aside, because that stuff ultimately means fuck all, they deserve a much better write up than what they got. six years between albums for one of the biggest bands to come from the p4k scene in the website's history, and the review reads very....bleh.


    like wtf kind of writing is this for a website supposedly as "prestigious" (lmao) as pitchfork? i rarely think using first person in legitimate music criticism is necessary, and when it is used its usually used poorly. like it is here. that kind of stuff makes reviewers come off as amateur, which is fine, unless you're writing about a massive band in one of the biggest online music publications today. nevermind the point being made, which is also a terrible point.