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I still have about 10 or so albums I wanna check and April releases are starting tomorrow as well. I'm overwhelmed.
This year's a lot different than last year for me and at this point I've resigned myself to the fact that I'm not gonna be on top of listening the way I was. Honestly I'm happy to be a little more selective, it lets me live with records in a different way, and anything that ends up getting a lot of praise here I'll make a point to get to eventually. Still haven't listened to Avey Tare or Panda Bear, Helado Negro, or Sasami for instance
Also got my record player set back up for the first time in a year, which also limits how much new stuff I'm listening to
It kinda started similar to last year but starting mid-Feb, demands of my job increased and I cannot spend much time listening to new stuff. So in a way, I prioritize what I wanna listen, and if I miss something, I miss it. Kinda accepted at this point. I'm also a bit more strict about the new stuff, if I don't like the first few songs of an album, I just don't even try the rest. There are enough good music out there.
My friends group does best albums of the year list (we pick 10) this is going to make it sooo much easier. I usually try to put the list together in December and get stressed out. Up next we got albums of the decade
This Weyes Blood album is going to get all the attention today (rightfully so) but don't sleep on Rozi Plain. She's the bassist for This Is The Kit and her new solo album, What A Boost, is really good. It's moody guitar music if you couldn't tell from the album cover which features her in a hooded rain jacket staring at the clouds.
This Weyes Blood album is going to get all the attention today (rightfully so) but don't sleep on Rozi Plain. She's the bassist for This Is The Kit and her new solo album, What A Boost, is really good. It's moody guitar music if you couldn't tell from the album cover which features her in a hooded rain jacket staring at the clouds.
This Weyes Blood album is going to get all the attention today (rightfully so) but don't sleep on Rozi Plain. She's the bassist for This Is The Kit and her new solo album, What A Boost, is really good. It's moody guitar music if you couldn't tell from the album cover which features her in a hooded rain jacket staring at the clouds.
HM: Little Simz - Grey Area CHAI - Punk Laurel Halo - DJ-Kicks Fennesz - Agora Daniel Thorne - Fear of Floating Pond - Tasmania Alice Phoebe Lou - Paper Castles Solange - When I Get Home
Hm: Laura Stevenson - The Big Freeze Lucy Rose - No Words Left Foals - Part 1 Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Snapped Ankles - Stunning Luxury Sasami - Sasami Jenny Lewis - On The Line Karen O/Danger Mouse - Lux Prima Billie Eilish - When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go
Yeah, I'm going to need something this month to really bring the heat to beat Weyes Blood for me. It's the kind of album I want to play for my Top 40's only girlfriend and my Carole King-loving mom. And the Susanne Sundfor fan in me loves it, too.
lol shit, yeah I got like 1:40 in and was just wowed.
It's definitely another stellar outing by Natalie, but I was honestly just as wowed with her previous album Front Row Seat to Earth. She's been dialed into this higher level for a while now, but it's wonderful to see her gain wider recognition and critical acclaim with Titanic Rising. It will undoubtedly be on my Top 10 for the year.
Post by potentpotables on Apr 9, 2019 8:16:27 GMT -5
How do you guys listen to all of these albums? I made a new years resolution to listen to enough to participate but I just can't find the time. The best I can do is listen to an album at work, and sometimes they catch my ear even through the slog of the work day. Jenny Lewis did that for me, also Boy Harsher did that.
However, I put on the new Weyes Blood and was ready for my JFC moment and then before I knew it, a work email had me into the second track already.
I guess I've never found a way to digest as much music as some of you, and I'm jealous about that.
How do you guys listen to all of these albums? I made a new years resolution to listen to enough to participate but I just can't find the time. The best I can do is listen to an album at work, and sometimes they catch my ear even through the slog of the work day. Jenny Lewis did that for me, also Boy Harsher did that.
However, I put on the new Weyes Blood and was ready for my JFC moment and then before I knew it, a work email had me into the second track already.
I guess I've never found a way to digest as much music as some of you, and I'm jealous about that.
I get in at 6am. Nobody else gets in until 8am. I take those two hours to fit in new music where I can. After that, it is very difficult.
How do you guys listen to all of these albums? I made a new years resolution to listen to enough to participate but I just can't find the time. The best I can do is listen to an album at work, and sometimes they catch my ear even through the slog of the work day. Jenny Lewis did that for me, also Boy Harsher did that.
However, I put on the new Weyes Blood and was ready for my JFC moment and then before I knew it, a work email had me into the second track already.
I guess I've never found a way to digest as much music as some of you, and I'm jealous about that.
I quit trying a long time ago. Once you start worrying about having enough time to listen to everything, it becomes more work and less fun. When I’m in the mood to listen to new stuff, I’ll check in here for ideas. If something particularly moves me in a given month I’ll vote for it, but I don’t sweat it.
How do you guys listen to all of these albums? I made a new years resolution to listen to enough to participate but I just can't find the time. The best I can do is listen to an album at work, and sometimes they catch my ear even through the slog of the work day. Jenny Lewis did that for me, also Boy Harsher did that.
However, I put on the new Weyes Blood and was ready for my JFC moment and then before I knew it, a work email had me into the second track already.
I guess I've never found a way to digest as much music as some of you, and I'm jealous about that.
I listen to music usually between when I get home fron work and when my wife gets home 2 hr. later. We never listen to music once she gets home. We spend most of that time watching tv instead. I feel like I don't get to listen to enough. I have developed the habit from this thread of only listening to new things. Pretty much all I listen to is new music and bands we're going to see.