all of the songs on this album fade into each other. 🤩 it’s what made me appreciate the art of the album when i was 15/16, and i still love to listen it in full from time to time, when the season is apt. you not only get great stand alone songs but also a thorough piece of art that helps curate the album’s feel. i love love love this album!!
4d ago
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i first heard this album shortly after getting broken up with by my first love. i wasn’t sleeping nor eating right. the somber tones, the dreamlike instrumentals, the cozy vocals, all really did this album in for me, especially as it’s about the trials and tribulations of heartache (loosely).
now, obviously, i just associate the album with the fall season and the leaves turning different colors. the darkness makes me only listen to this record in the second half of the year, but that doesn’t mean it’s not an all-time favorite for me
Sep 23, 2024
this album feels like winter to me. i always revisit during the cold months and i’m hit with a wave of nostalgia for 2013. how is this album over 10 years old? massachusetts friends, this one’s for you 😌
Feb 21, 2024
Honestly, I hate picking favorites when it comes to music. But I'm literally listening to this one right now, and really, there's not a month I haven't heard this album in the last 20 years. And when I listen, it's always the whole thing. How perfect is this album? Just perfect. Is it for you? If you have any room in your heart for perfect pop structures, clean—yet oh so heartfelt—execution and that perfect mix of bitter and sweet. If you like jangly guitars, harmonies and the best qualities of 90s radio, please give it a shot.
Jan 10, 2025
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i actually have no shame in bumping this song, but #society makes me feel like i should. it is THE song of the 2000s, no debate. makes me feel like i should be filming myself lip syncing on photo booth with every filter possible and uploading it to youtube
Mar 2, 2025
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showing that you care about things you care about is really cool
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1. RYM - fun way to keep track of albums you’ve been listening to and see what your friends are listening to.
2. Last.fm for listening stats (more accurate than Spotify and Apple Music IMO, but that’s not news) but also for curated recs and leaving one-liner comments on songs/albums.
3. Bandcamp for buying music, yes, but also I’ve especially been loving their feature articles as of late. Good music writing!
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