Turnover - Good Nature (August 25, 2017) Album • Page 31

If Saosin had a basic drummer, they would of been forgotten about by now.

 

All this drum talk made me remember that Turnover with better drumming already exists and they're called Souvenirs.

 

This is some dope shit

 

I highly recommend them. One of my favorites of the year so far. They also got Davey Havok on a song haha.

 

Souvenirs is pretty much perfect. Love that album

 

I liked some songs off that Souvenirs album, but the hooks or lyrics aren't as strong as GN. Still enjoyable though.

Luckily drums for me are something that can enhance something, but they don't actively take away if it's boring. Can't believe TWIABP drummer hasn't been mentioned, his work on their last two albums is absolutely phenomenal. Perfect drum production too.

 

I'm not a drummer by any means but the fills in January 10 are a cherry on top of an already-perfect song.

 

This band's lyrics are terrible. Seriously. Read them.

 

Meh. They’re alright.

 

I think they’re much better here than on the last record

 

i like this album more than i thought i would

 

PV's lyrics were fantastic. This album doesn't do much for me lyrically as a whole, but some songs REALLY impact me.

 

really enjoyed this

 

Dude looks one or two album cycles away from putting out a killer Laurel Canyon tribute record

 

Also I love this record now, I think it will age much better than PV

 

Still my AOTY.

 

I still go back and forth on this a lot which tells me its definitely a "mood" record

 

I miss summer

 

Move to Florida

 

Next to Seahaven's Reverie Lagoon, this is my favorite record to listen to while staring out into a large body of water.

 

What's that record like?

 

It's like dreaming about your ex, lying lakeside in tall grass, where you can hear cattails sway in the shadow of a descending August sun

 

Heaven. It's one of the most perfect records I've ever heard.

 

Last month I found a used copy of Reverie Lagoon at the local record store, couldn't believe anyone would hock it. Honestly one of my favorite albums from the past few years. Wish that band was still around.

 

glad to see some of Love for the Seahaven record

it's glorious

my pretentious description: sunlight refracted through the prism of loneliness and melancholy