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Senator LooGAR
 Post subject: Re: Patterson Hood's Decade Review
PostPosted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:48 pm 
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Liking this Glands album so far.


I think it has a ramshackle Stonesy feel to it. Given they're from Athens, I would have thought it was all-time Gar material for you.


I depend on Derris to keep me informed of stuff like this. And I know he has the album (since it came out I think) but it never made it to the "you have to listen to this and like it" stage.

It definitely has a ramshackle feel, but definitely sounds like indie-rock.

I will probably wear it the fuck out this month.

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 Post subject: Re: Patterson Hood's Decade Review
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Senator Ba HumGAR Wrote:
Kingfish Wrote:
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Liking this Glands album so far.


I think it has a ramshackle Stonesy feel to it. Given they're from Athens, I would have thought it was all-time Gar material for you.


I depend on Derris to keep me informed of stuff like this. And I know he has the album (since it came out I think) but it never made it to the "you have to listen to this and like it" stage.

It definitely has a ramshackle feel, but definitely sounds like indie-rock.

I will probably wear it the fuck out this month.



I found out about the Glands from Jim from the Office tv show. I read an interview with him and he liked a ton of bands I liked. The only band I didn't know that he listed as his favorites was the Glands, which prompted me to check them out.

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 Post subject: Re: Patterson Hood's Decade Review
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Ok so on first listen this glands record is pretty great, but does anyone have a copy with a decent audio quality? The best I can find is the 128 rip that was posted here.
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Senator LooGAR
 Post subject: Re: Patterson Hood's Decade Review
PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 7:29 pm 
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I am officially addicted to this album. As Krauth and I have said "It hearkens back to a simpler time and heavy drug use." I seriously probably listened to this 15 times on my trip to and from El Paso.

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I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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The Dreaded Marco
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Senator GAR in 2010! Wrote:
I am officially addicted to this album.


As am I. I've listened to this almost daily for the past 6 weeks.
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Flying Rabbit Wrote:
I saw that this morning as well. Can't fault any of his choices.


I fault him for putting In Rainbows above Kid A. I don't know, I loved Kid A, but I listened to In Rainbows like once or twice and got bored of it.

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poingly Wrote:
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I saw that this morning as well. Can't fault any of his choices.


I fault him for putting In Rainbows above Kid A. I don't know, I loved Kid A, but I listened to In Rainbows like once or twice and got bored of it.


I'm far from a connoisseur of Radiohead's music from this decade but I think I would reach for In Rainbows first if for nothing else just to rock out to "Bodysnatchers"

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Yail Bloor Wrote:
poingly Wrote:
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I saw that this morning as well. Can't fault any of his choices.


I fault him for putting In Rainbows above Kid A. I don't know, I loved Kid A, but I listened to In Rainbows like once or twice and got bored of it.


I'm far from a connoisseur of Radiohead's music from this decade but I think I would reach for In Rainbows first if for nothing else just to rock out to "Bodysnatchers"


I'm not going to say In Rainbows is a bad album, but I just wasn't that engaged by it.

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Yail Bloor
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Oh, and I understand that Kid A is "the" record for a lot of people because of where it grabbed them in their lives when it came out, but that's never been the case for me. If anything, Ok Computer was and is that record for me since I can still listen to it and be 100% entertained.

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Yeah, but OK Computer is from the 90s! It doesn't count! :P

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Last night The Glands played a surprise show at Flicker in Athens. Here's some YouTube action:



HERE'S a link to the set that features some new tunes
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Yail Bloor
 Post subject: Re: Patterson Hood's Decade Review
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Not playing "When I Laugh"? Reunion fail.

Was good to see Derek Almstead playing bass with them though.

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The Dreaded Marco
 Post subject: Re: Patterson Hood's Decade Review
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Not playing "When I Laugh"? Reunion fail.


Check out track 12.
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Yail Bloor
 Post subject: Re: Patterson Hood's Decade Review
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Not playing "When I Laugh"? Reunion fail.


Check out track 12.


Haha mea culpa

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