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Also fwiw, gently caress the AMSP final verdicts itt, for me it still stands up there with their best. It's effusive, remote, and still a little romantic. Detailed, but not in quite the overt way they've done detail in the past, such that the songs breathe and expand more than before. I really love it.
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a moon shaped pool rules, it's a bit of a slow burner I guess but I dunno, I think it's top to bottom great. songs like The Numbers and Present Tense and Ful Stop are among their very best.
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exit music - let down - karma police that's a banger section
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I love lots of their songs but have a special place for Where I End and You Begin, feel like that one's always a little underrated. other than that you know, Let Down, A Reminder, Fog, Nude, Idioteque, Pyramid Song, A Wolf at the Door, Life in a Glasshouse, How to Disappear Completely, Decks Dark, Talk Show Host, idk I love too many to make a coherent list. I'd have to invent some dumb science to force a top 10.
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the elements of detachment and the faraway warmth of amsp are, to me, kind of its tonal point. I can see needing to be in the mood to really vibe with it, but it feels like looking back on a life almost, reconciling the sadness of the now with the nostalgia and otherworldly quality of the past. reckoning with the fact that all of it still is you, no matter how disparate it might seem. and trying your best to take that feeling of loss and age and move beyond it somehow, if that's even possible. it's a powerful, human record, though I agree that sometimes it takes being in the mood for it to really strike.
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