Less Than Jake - Silver Linings (December 11, 2020) Album • Page 2

I’m here for anything this band does, so loving this one so far. Not really hearing the Anthem comparisons, still feels more like IWTOC to me (similar mid-tempo style songs) but with the horns actually featured. I actually really like IWTOC, so I don’t mean that as a knock on this album.

Dear Me might be my favorite in the first few listens.

 

IWTOC-but-with-the-horns is definitely the best comparison for this IMO. Considering I think that album has some great deep cuts (Landmines/Landslides, PS I Shock The World) that's a compliment.

I think the Sound the Alarm EP probably has less filler (naturally) but this is another solid entry in the discography

 

This record is very fun

 

I’m enjoying this a lot. Just started hitting that sweet spot for me yesterday. I was a little curious how the album would turn out without Vinnie, but it still sounds like Less Than Jake to me.

 

The drums are clearly way better now imo

 

This and Goldfinger are a daily listen for me atm.


Which Bill is "Bill" talking about?

 

The closer is almost goddamn perfect

 

totally forgot Goldfinger had a new album too, thanks for the reminder

 

IMO it's their best

 

Bill Stevenson from Descendents / ALL / Black Flag

 

That was my immediate guess but wasn't certain, thanks!

 

I love the nod to “No, ALL!” at the beginning of the song.

 

uhh say what? that seems surprising, but I guess I'll see

 

"The High Cost of Low Living" is such a LTJ title, I'm surprised they hadn't used it before haha

 

Outside of Superman, I hadn't heard anything by them before The Knife until last week

 

It's not haha better than The Knife for sure though

 

Pretty sure that Goldfinger album is literally one long song. It wasn't bad, but halfway through I had to make sure I didn't accidentally have it on repeat.

 

The new Chris solo songs rule

 

Excited about a new LTJ album. Listened to it once and it was fun. I'll need to spend more time with it to distinguish the tracks. I REALLY loved Sound The Alarm and the ska/reggae vibes it had going on and I noticed there wasn't much of that on this new one, but I did love the fast catchy stuff!

 

That fucking jazz solo at the end of the album gets me

 

finally got around to this album and it's quite fun

 

EDIT:

 

all my friends have metal heads

 

Was checking this out on YouTube (album still slaps btw) and I've never seen something like this before



Is this normal to have the publishing/royalty rates publicly visible?