MORE GOODNESS:POLL::I SEE A DARKNESS

ISAD will piss this in?

http://www.wuk.at/skin/img/magazin/2005/bonnie.jpg

"Death to Everyone" !

Aw I was just thinking about how much I love this album earlier

Yeah the album fucking rules. Every song is grand. I may go with another day full of dread.

i am going with raining in darling though i see a darkness is just as good

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:/

death to everyone.

although raining in darling comes close.

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-- abanana, Tuesday, 4 September 2007 20:09 (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

^who started the Radiohead poll again??

will oldham is real shit.

shit shit? Like this shit is bad?

his best album

what's the dubby song?

<i>shit shit? Like this shit is bad?

-- W4LTER, Tuesday, September 4, 2007 10:30 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link</i>

no like he's real. he's the shit. i love will.

xp Madeleine-Mary

yeah, that one is a trip. good stuff.

Raining in Darling

you know, i've listened to this album so many times front to back that it's just become one big homogenous mass. i'd rarely pick out a specific song, just hit play and go through from beginning to end.

my gut knows the title track rules all, but man... i think i might go for Another Day Full of Dread.

This is how i feel too.

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it is wrong that there are songs with no votes (especially Today I Was An Evil One!)

Minor Place

I like Black a lot too.

20 years old today.

is there any self-revision that makes you believe in music, and life, as much as this one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iV4NwSbscg

lol wtf

he's really been goin in on the goofiness lately it seems like

lol well obviously there are additional uh layers if you actually watch the video, but i meant the new arrangement/performance of the song

I did watch the video!

I like the arrangement a lot

it brings me so much joy!!

https://www.stereogum.com/2028842/bonnie-prince-billy-i-see-a-darkness-turns-20/franchises/the-anniversary/

“There’s a lot of songs in here about dressing up as a colleague of time in order to equal or own her. It’s obsessive. Songs are inherently about wrastling a few minutes away from objectively larger forces and claiming them as ours,” Oldham writes of “Nomadic Revelry (All Around).” This is my favorite annotation in Oldham’s book because it is so self-conscious. There are many artists who will say that they make things because they “have to” or because the work just “pours out” of them. For some, there is a mystical quality involved in the creative process, one that is indescribable and close to godly. I believe that, but I can appreciate Oldham’s exploration a bit more: Songwriting as an obsessive and borderline selfish way of taking up space, of building something lasting to undermine the indifferent passage of time.