Phoenix - Ti Amo (June 9th, 2017) Album • Page 6

Show was a blast the other night. They have a sweet vending machine full of signed merch, too. I got a ti amo cassette for fun.

 

I listened to this in full for the first time last week after enjoying the singles

album rules imo

maybe their best record?

 

Best??????? Never in a million years, sorry

 

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

I’d actually argue it’s easily their worst haha

 

I love it my dudes

it's consistent throughout in a way they haven't been since It's Never Been Like That for me

"Fior Di Latte," "J-Boy," "Telefono," and "Lovelife" are some of their best ever songs for me

the entire thing just gives me this blissful vibe of a band deep into their career perfecting the introduction of more synthetic and electronic elements into their sound while also honing their pop instincts

I guess I thought this would maybe be an unpopular opinion lol

just wanted to s/o my luv 4 this recordddddd

 

100% agree

EDIT: but I still dig it overall

 

ok fine, no one will agree with this exact order but here we go

Wolfgang >>>>> United > Bankrupt > Alphabetical > Never Been > Ti Amo

 

Nah I agree with this exact order

 

YAASSS, I would only fluctuate order between United and Bankrupt, but they are such different albums it's hard to compare one to one

 

I run this thread.

 

killin the game tbh

 

Record Store Day release of a b-side called "Monologue"

RSD '18 Special Release: Phoenix - Monologue

 

I'm behind!!!

 

Ugggghhhhh they were so good last night and the Ti Amo residency was a cool idea: merch vending machine, disco DJ post show, some other quirks. Drummer is still an absolute BEAST.

 

Saw them last night and they honestly just put on a straight up A+ show, nothing bad I can say about the show, the set or anything. Plus, they brought out Beck for a few songs during the encore. Good shit

 

This band is so good, but they seem to have a few high points per album and the rest kinda blends together. I think their most consistent album might be United

 

This is like, one of my favorite summer albums.