2023-2024 NFL Season Thread • Page 3625

Pianos is Laura's mourning band

 

there's that one Mount Eerie album that the guy wrote after his wife died of cancer, have you tried that one

 

Yeah it's a good album once but it wasn't really an "I wanna listen to this again" experience

 

what about The Antlers

 

I don't remember them, I remember the name and that I've heard them and not much else (that doesn't mean anything, my memory sucks thanks drugs)

 

I know you’re not crazy about them but Touché Amore - Stage Four is a gut punch cancer album too

 

Very good album, I've come around

 

Hospice is beautiful and heart wrenching

 

Factoring in previous years. This year alone Crosby had more pressures but Allen actually wins as far as win rate, true pass sets, etc... though you could definitely argue for Aidan and Trey too. I wouldn't though. Looking at the numbers and going off last year I'd go

1. Garrett
2. Parsons
3. Allen
4. Watt
5. Bosa
6. Trey
7. Aidan
8. Crosby
9. Mack
10. WAJ

Also thank fucking god we fired Mike Caldwell because why in the sweet name of a fuck

 

Hospice is incredible although not about a parent

 

Oh no, is Gang of Youths sad music? They're next on my MWE. Gonna be a sad Tuesday.

 

Most are about relationships and stuff so yeah that's the expectation usually

 

I wrote a review of that when it came out and it was absolutely exhausting.

 

You don't have the devastating recent one at least

(Both are great)

 

Which one? I wouldn't say their latest is sad so much as it is cathartic.

 

You wouldn't?!?!

It's incredibly sad IMO

 

there is a very different group of conversations happening at the same time in here lol

 

Go Farther in Lightness

 

My upcoming show schedule:

3/3 - Anthony Green
3/12 - Anthony Green
5/21 - Fleshwater
6/22 - This Will Destroy You

I want to see Caracara on 3/31, but it’s at Johnny Brenda’s and that area of Philly is an absolute pain in the ass to find parking in. Last time I had a ticket to see them there, I drove around for nearly an hour looking for a place to park, found none, and just drove home because I would have missed their set by the time I found parking and got to the venue

 

It is but not in the same way as Pianos or Hospice. "The Man Himself" I think is a perfect representation of the album. It's sad but Pianos/Hospice/Mt. Eerie/Carrie are more mourning whereas Angel to me is more post-mourning.

 

Love PBTT. Been listening to their discography a ton lately

 

I find post-mourning sadder honestly. It reflects a time when so many people around you have moved on and you're still like "well wtf now"

 

park in a garage in center city and take the market Frankford line and get off at girard. You could even park out at Drexel and take it. Might be more convenient since 76 is right there.

 

Well said