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  1. People don't really listen to the album, I think. It's like they all say it's great, but they don't actually listen to it lol
  2. I'm still waiting for this to happen. Just like you, when I listen to Geogaddi & Campfire Headphase, I hear layer upon layer upon layer of sonic beauty, yet when I listen to Tomorrow's Harvest, I'm just not getting that depth. It seems muddled and shallow to my ears. I'm sure it will hit me at some point too. It won't. The album is just empty. That's what the band wanted to go with
  3. I think that TCH was more about the band telling us where they were mentally and emotionally at the time of the release, while TH is basically reading the future out of a crystall ball
  4. Excellent first episode, but I like it when plot unveils slowly. Can't wait for tonight's episode
  5. The ARP was not boring, but it made me expect way more than was delivered
  6. I watched like 3 minutes of it and couldn't go on anymore, horrible lol
  7. I can't see comments on Soundcloud because I'm on my phone, but I hope that maaaybeee Richard will read this- Richard, thank you for being so great after that very long hiatus. It's like Christmas, only in January. Thank you
  8. Elite Dangerous is shit though, don't buy it
  9. I have the first time I've heard the track, it's meh
  10. Obviously I'm not that guy, but I feel like I have to respond same, but for me the reason is the album, track titles, and interviews from the time all seem to broadcast "the world is doomed, we're tired, and fuck you." That cured me of my fandom like a splash of cold water in the face. I think it's actually their most boring album, message-wise - it beats you over the head with the doom scenario It's funny that it took up to TH for you to see BOC's message has always been bleak - even parts of TCH, while generally a "happy" album, have wistful, dark overtones. I wouldn't say that their albums were always sad. I think that it all boils down to balance and good taste (of the band). Music Has The Right To Children does have some sad tracks, but it's not Tomorrow's Harvest sad- it's more about leaving your precious years behind, all your friends and places you've been to for something new. Geogaddi? Well, it's very trippy. It's definitely a screwed up album- but it's not 100% bleak like Tomorrow's Harvest. Oh and you just can't convince me that TCH (EP&LP) are as dark as TH! And then Tomorrow's Harvest comes along, its message completely clear, just like its setting. And that lack of subtlety makes me feel weird about TH
  11. same, but for me the reason is the album, track titles, and interviews from the time all seem to broadcast "the world is doomed, we're tired, and fuck you." That cured me of my fandom like a splash of cold water in the face. I think it's actually their most boring album, message-wise - it beats you over the head with the doom scenario Oh bloody hell, I agree with all you've written so much. Even that fandom part sounds just like me. I was so hyped for TH, and then when I tuned into the Youtube stream all I could think of when it ended was "...that's it?". I couldn't believe they are able to produce such bland melodies and convey such simple messages. I thought that they were...I dunno, INTELECTUALLY above that. But no.
  12. They've mentioned it a lot in the interviews...That's exactly what they wanted to make
  13. Oh my God!! I was so hoping that maybe after so many years of silence they would release a new album...RIP, you were great
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