Flight Of The Conchords’ Bret McKenzie Plans Debut Solo Album
‘Songs Without Jokes’ is due Aug. 26 from Sub Pop
No love for DC on his us tour
‘Songs Without Jokes’ is due Aug. 26 from Sub Pop
No love for DC on his us tour
Yada wrote:
Hot take first listen reviews.
New Kendrick Lamar - meh!
New Kevin Morby - yeh!
Side wrote:
Flight Of The Conchords’ Bret McKenzie Plans Debut Solo Album
‘Songs Without Jokes’ is due Aug. 26 from Sub Pop
No love for DC on his us tour
Side wrote:How does "Songs Without Jokes" differ from his former, completely-unfunny material?
Flight Of The Conchords’ Bret McKenzie Plans Debut Solo Album
‘Songs Without Jokes’ is due Aug. 26 from Sub Pop
No love for DC on his us tour
Julian, wrote:take that back, FOTC is one of the funniest fictional music shows since Spinal Tap (prove me wrong)Side wrote:How does "Songs Without Jokes" differ from his former, completely-unfunny material?
Flight Of The Conchords’ Bret McKenzie Plans Debut Solo Album
‘Songs Without Jokes’ is due Aug. 26 from Sub Pop
No love for DC on his us tour
Side wrote:Julian, wrote:take that back, FOTC is one of the funniest fictional music shows since Spinal Tap (prove me wrong)Side wrote:How does "Songs Without Jokes" differ from his former, completely-unfunny material?
Flight Of The Conchords’ Bret McKenzie Plans Debut Solo Album
‘Songs Without Jokes’ is due Aug. 26 from Sub Pop
No love for DC on his us tour

Side wrote:Excuse me! Jessie and The Rippers, the Beach Boys, and Girl Talk.
Not sure I'd classify full house as a fictional musical show, but I like that you are trying
sweetcell wrote:
Arcade Fire
"We"
May 6
sweetcell wrote:I'm not saying the record belongs in the garbage, but I assuredly will never listen to a single track off it ever again.
i maintain the neon bible, tho not as good as funeral, still has some great moments and is worthy of an occasional listen.
Julian, wrote:sweetcell wrote:I'm not saying the record belongs in the garbage, but I assuredly will never listen to a single track off it ever again.
i maintain the neon bible, tho not as good as funeral, still has some great moments and is worthy of an occasional listen.
Julian, wrote:sweetcell wrote:I'm not saying the record belongs in the garbage, but I assuredly will never listen to a single track off it ever again.
i maintain the neon bible, tho not as good as funeral, still has some great moments and is worthy of an occasional listen.
Off-season wrote:Julian, wrote:sweetcell wrote:I'm not saying the record belongs in the garbage, but I assuredly will never listen to a single track off it ever again.
i maintain the neon bible, tho not as good as funeral, still has some great moments and is worthy of an occasional listen.
Then what would constitute a garbage record?
Off-season wrote:There's a difference between something anodyne and something aurally offensive. I don't want to listen to this record again. If it came on, I would not scream "oh God, turn this off, it is so bad!" There are just simply thousands of much better records I could listen to instead.Julian, wrote:sweetcell wrote:I'm not saying the record belongs in the garbage, but I assuredly will never listen to a single track off it ever again.
i maintain the neon bible, tho not as good as funeral, still has some great moments and is worthy of an occasional listen.
Then what would constitute a garbage record? Never listening to it AND a bad cover?
sweetcell wrote:Julian, wrote:sweetcell wrote:I'm not saying the record belongs in the garbage, but I assuredly will never listen to a single track off it ever again.
i maintain the neon bible, tho not as good as funeral, still has some great moments and is worthy of an occasional listen.
coolio, julio. personally, "Keep the Car Running" and "No Cars Go" are tracks that are worthy of a re-listen… but, diff'rent strokes…