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Mutemath Band • Page 10

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by beachdude, Apr 14, 2016.

  1. Good timing as I’m listening to Armistice at this exact moment.

    Odd Soul is such a fun album, going full blues and psychedelic guitar wise was a great pivot after Armistice, which I like but do still find to be a bit whelming coming after S/T.
     
  2. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    Yeah, it's gotta be self titled and Odd Soul as top two for me
     
  3. Michael Belt

    metadata incarnate Supporter

    S/T
    Odd Soul
    VITS
    Reset
    Vitals
    Play Dead
    Armistice

    i do love them all though
     
  4. S/T
    Reset
    Odd Soul
    Play Dead
    Vitals
    Armistice
     
  5. contra11mundum

    I hate spoilers. Supporter

    Armistice last is blowing my mind
     
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  6. Michael Belt

    metadata incarnate Supporter

    i do love Armistice, but it doesn't quite grab me the way the other records do.
     
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  7. Brother Beck

    Trusted Supporter

    I recently went back and listened to their whole discography and realized that I don't think I ever gave Odd Soul a proper chance / it's due.

    the person from the other most significant relationship in my life before I was married introduced me to them right around the time Armistice came out, and I got super into them with that album, and I remember being a little disappointed in Odd Soul when it came out. I didn't hate it or think it was bad, but I remember feeling a bit let down. It is an absolutely phenomenal album. Today I would probably put it above Armistice if I'm being objective / trying to keep nostalgia out of things.
     
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  8. whitenblue88

    The rivalry is back on

    Odd Soul
    Armistice
    Vitals
    Play Dead
    S/T
     
  9. S/T last is blowing my mind
     
  10. contra11mundum

    I hate spoilers. Supporter

    Honestly I think mine are in order of release.

    But I adore all 5.

    S/T (in my top 10 of all time)
    Armistice
    Odd Soul
    Vitals
    Play Dead

    I don’t pray anymore except nightly to ask for a mutemath reunion. We lost them too soon.
     
  11. ezmo311

    Regular Supporter

    Move Odd Soul on top and this is mine. I had tickets to see them back in Dallas at a small club years ago and couldn't go. Still one of my all time concert regrets.
     
  12. contra11mundum

    I hate spoilers. Supporter

    The Odd Soul Introduction tour at Grog Shop in Cleveland is one of my all time favorite shows. Just unparalleled.
     
  13. Michael Belt

    metadata incarnate Supporter

    they performed a free show in my college town a little before the release of Vitals. one of the best shows i've ever seen.
     
  14. contra11mundum

    I hate spoilers. Supporter

    The Armistice tour with As Tall As Lions makes my brain hurt thinking about it lol
     
  15. Spazzy McGee Jul 9, 2025
    (Last edited: Jul 9, 2025)
    Spazzy McGee

    Regular

    The free show they gave my college was an all timer. Think it was one of the last ones with Greg as well
     
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  16. wood&wire

    just one of those ghosts

    I try not to live with regrets, but not taking my chance to see Mutemath in college was a big F.
     
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  17. balloon.pilot

    Regular

    Ranking is so hard. Each album has unique style and great high points.

    I think I'd go:

    S/T
    Armistice (except Electrify that song annoys me haha)
    Play Dead
    Odd Soul
    Vitals
     
  18. Michael Belt

    metadata incarnate Supporter

    Electrify is wonderful
     
  19. ragnarokstar

    Regular

    I saw them in a small tent at Bonnaroo 06 and it was one of the best shows of the weekend.
     
  20. whitenblue88

    The rivalry is back on

    hard to pick a least favorite, they’re all great. maybe I’d put it over Play Dead, idk?

    the highs of Armistice (Clipping, Burden) and Vitals (Used To, Light Up; Changes if I cheat and lump it in with that era) are the highest for me, Odd Soul is their most technically impressive album front to back, and I could go either way on how to order the other two also very good albums
     
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  21. Michael Belt

    metadata incarnate Supporter

    surprised nobody is ranking Voice in the Silence (the 8 track version). i know that one was just Paul, but it's some of their best work
     
  22. Isn't it a compilation? I never fully saw it as an album, I haven't revisited it much as well so I need to fix that
     
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  23. JRGComedy

    Trusted Supporter

    I think Play Dead is my favorite because it’s the only one I was a fan for when it came out
     
  24. Michael Belt

    metadata incarnate Supporter

    it's an EP, but the version on streaming only has 4 tracks. the vinyl release has 8 - so i've always treated it like a mini-album. one of the 4 extra tracks, Distance, became its own EP last year, but as a whole body of work, it's a little over half an hour long, and has some of their best songs on it. i think Paul made it after the band's dissolution to see if he could still make music under the Mutemath name, and went and performed the vast majority of it himself, even reworking old B-sides like Work of Art. it feels more like a proper release than a compilation in that sense.

    Paul sent the digital masters of the vinyl bonus tracks to those who preordered as a Christmas gift several years ago, so if anyone wants to hear the whole thing, PM me.
     
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  25. irthesteve

    formerly irthesteve Prestigious

    Voices is sick
     
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