Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
I would be satisfied with the fact they went out on a high but I’ll never be satisfied knowing that u2 have called it a day, it’s going to happen one day but hopefully not any time soon.
Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
I would be satisfied with the fact they went out on a high but I’ll never be satisfied knowing that u2 have called it a day, it’s going to happen one day but hopefully not any time soon.
Equally, American Soul taps into the jet-black riffery of Bullet the Blue Sky before being aided by a Kendrick Lamar guest spot.
Originally posted by Bloodraven:I sort of like that last review, but still there's things that baffled me...
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How can Bullet be mentioned when trying to explain how American Soul sounds like?
This one is in the lineage of Miracle, Boots and Vertigo... But Bullet?
Originally posted by gurtholfin:First listen through was meh... Nothing really stood out much.
Second listen through... starting to find some stuff I like.
Second half of album is stronger than first half.
For comparison's sake, I was floored by Innocence immediately.
This one will take some growing on me.
Like the Ordinary Love remix.
Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:Where is the cassette?
Originally posted by Anam:[..]
I have no idea how to tell Side One from Side Two. Hipster nightmare.
Originally posted by kris_smith87:[..]
Is it really any different than the Epworth remix?
Originally posted by u2_michaelc:Lets say for conversation's sake SOE is the last album..Would you be satisfied ?
i would
