Tame Impala - The Slow Rush (February 14, 2020) Album • Page 19

Excellent

 

Tame Impala Discusses Origins, Plays Voice Memos, and More on Rick Rubin’s Podcast

 

yeahhh this is a disappointing album for me. I think it has 2 maybe 3 tracks that are incredible and then the rest is unremarkable. I’m still surprised to feel that way.

 

I like this record when I put it on and there’s nothing I outwardly dislike about it, but I don’t really think about it much at all.

 

Listen to Tame Impala’s 18-Minute Remix of “One More Year”

 

Innerspeaker is underrated nowadays

 

if anyone skipped over that 18-minute version of One More Year, I suggest un-skipping over it

 

Just noticed a song exploder episode for “It Might Be Time” came out a few weeks ago, if anyone’s into that

 

I love Song Exploder, but I haven't driven to work in a long time so I haven't listened to any recent ones haha. I'll bank them up for when I drive again next

 

Listened to the extended track and really wish I liked it more :/
Thought it would have more going on that I found interesting

 

it's a viiibbeeee

 

the original track feels too long

 

While I think The Slow Rush is technically the better album, I haven’t revisited it as much as I revisited Currents when it came out.

 

Wow five years already. The Less I Know The Better showed up on my New Music Friday on Spotify the day that album came out and that’s when I first got into them.

 

“Technically”?

 

pfft

 

I think it flows better, contains some of his best songs, especially lyrically, and the songs are more consistent. The highs on Currents are much higher though.

 

Currents is easily his best work in all aspects imo

 

Slow Rush is easily my least favorite Tame album overall