cobl04
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It's interesting... music is obviously super subjective. But for some reason time gives music more credence sometimes. I have no desire to discover any more B52 songs, and yet it gets a 9.0 on Pitchfork lol.
Very interesting other songs you went with there and didn't include Deadbeat Club.
That's interesting you say that about the women of the group and then not enjoy Deadbeat Club, since that's basically the exact reason it's (far and away) my favorite song by them. But it's almost like because it has the least amount of Fred on it, his presence can almost be worse in a way. I had a friend in college who despised the song because he felt like Fred was ruining what was otherwise a perfect song.
Although come to think of it, is Fred on Roam at all? I can't remember at the moment.
That's interesting you say that about the women of the group and then not enjoy Deadbeat Club, since that's basically the exact reason it's (far and away) my favorite song by them.
This post was in response to Kieran's response to me. I didn't see there were more posts afterwards.Lol, no thank you.
In Deadbeat Club all he does is join in the refrain saying/singing, "deadbeat club" in his usual way. I think the song would be a little boring/repetitive without him. With him, like I said, it'd my favorite song of theirs.
But yeah, because their was less of him on the song, it made me forget there are songs he's not on at all for a moment.
This is the first entry in the bootleg series I have looked forward to in quite some time (Blood on the Tracks alternates):
https://www.bobdylan.com/news/more-...g-series-vol-14-to-be-released-on-november-2/
the one with the "royal albert hall" gig (which was actually in manchester and was the show where someone infamously yelled "judas" at him for going electric) was the best bootleg series release by far.
but i will listen the shit out of anything to do with blood on the tracks