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Ain't gonna happen either, mate. The fanboys/fangirls' cheers and screams give 'em more money. Comfort zone is comfortable.

Gotta wait for it, if that ever happens. Blink got feldmanized, and they're not looking back.

I hate that. I really hate when you have a song ringing in your head even in your sleep. Really sucks.

We, definitely, will find them -if that happens- in that kind of middle ground in which bands as All Time Low or Simple Plan are floating around. Comfortable state in which they found a non risky sound, commercially sustainable, perfectly embedded into the industry standars, but void of any kind of artistic interest.

Yelling again...

That's a good idea. But I guess I'm missing something: would it be a unique playlist which would be updated every month with new additions? If so, I guess it will end up having tons of songs. Nothing wrong with that. Or I am understanding like if it was a monthly playlist so we would en up having a playlist per month?

Thank you!

I just psted it on the Ty Segall thread, but just pointing it ouot here. Can we have all the weekly posts on the first post of this thread as an index, and pin this one to the main page?

Oh, I think it will be great to have all the weekly posts linked on the original thread, and pinned to the main page of this section. Can we ask for it to the admins/mods?

Spining it right now (well finishing it). Hell yes. This is a good throwback to the late 60s early 70s sounds. I can hear some late 60s early 70s Beach Boys's echoes (from Pet Sounds to Sunflower). Also, picking up some vibes to Odessey and Oracle from The Zombies in some songs and little parts, pretty logical, TBF. I can see the derivative feel you pointed out, @Nasa, but I guess it makes sense. The thing about going into revival mode, is that you already know what happened back in those years, so you can go through the different sounds and evolutions and kind o make them yours, which I think is that Ty is doing here. Funny thing about this kind of artists that go to revisit old sounds, is that when they bring them to the present and modern studios, you can 'hear' another refferences crossed with other bands. I mean, some parts remind me to bands like Suede or Pixies (The Singer, for example), but that's because, probably, Pixies had similar musical refferences, although their sound was not the 60s-70s sound, obviously. Kind of when you hear About a Gilr from Nirvana and, somehow, it sounds like a Beatles song. So, when you pay attention, you can understand how bands like them had that kind of influence, although by the caracteristics of the production they are kind of hidden. I don't know if I'm explaining myself, haha. I swear I'm sober!!! And yeah, It's Over could have been an Oasis song. Really good record!

Holy shit, that's a double sided weapon.

Dragon Ball mecrh?

According to @Nasa's review, this sounds pretty interesting. Can't wait to go home and listen to it this evening.

YEAH! Fuck that guitar! BTW thanks, never saw that!