Sun and Goodness Pt 2 just hit different However Settle the Scar isn't as good as the original version and I will die on this hill
I get what they were attempting with Goodness Pt. 2, but that song could've been so much better than the final product. The rest of the track isn't interesting enough for me to wait for the payoff of the "Little bird" section, which is glorious.
this is wild to me, the opening with just drums, Christian coming in hot on top of that, and then the first dissonant chord strums, until the tension finally releases when the other guitar comes in? it's perfect
Listened to some of my favs of the last two albums last night after an edible and uhhh this band is really really good
People who obsess over new songs played live, and then say the recorded version is not as good. Smh Settle The Scar is amazing, and I will not hear some other version played live is better.
Grew to accept the new version but the nostalgia of the original had me partial to it for a long time, overall prefer the original lyrics but I think the song overall improved sonically so eventually I accepted it and stopped listening to the old version
Old version is superior but I like both probably only superior since I was used to it which always happens
I had heard the original Settle the Scar before hearing the Goodness version, a few times actually, but it never made a big enough impression for me to prefer it to the album version. both are good, I kinda prefer the experimental things they did with the production on the Goodness cut
I remember when Goodness came out and it was the only sound I wanted to hear. All other sounds pissed me off because they weren’t Goodness.
goodness was the first album i ever walked to, with like, the explicit intent to go outside just to listen to an album
It’s always been “part of the album” in my mind. Even though it’s not on the track list it was the clear prelude to the era. I never play the album in full without listening to that first.
I do the opposite. I always listen to it after the album as a meditative coda to wind down from the intensity of End of Reel