Bright Eyes: Cassadaga

[Karl_b]

Is good, very very good in fact.

 

Plus it comes with a cool front cover and a device which allows you to see it.

[Owen]

But what do you do with the sticker then? Cool, but frustrating.

 

Haven't listened to it enough, as I got Soviet Kitsch by Regina Spektor at the same time, which has blown me away. Ace album.

 

Anyway, Cassadaga, yeah, somewhere inbetween Lifted and Wide Awake. Which is nice. His vocals are a lot more mature on it I reckon.

[Karl_b]

Might check out the Spektor album. Have you heard the Kubichek! album? Supposed to be very good.

[Carradona]

But what do you do with the sticker then? Cool, but frustrating.

 

Haven't listened to it enough, as I got Soviet Kitsch by Regina Spektor at the same time, which has blown me away. Ace album.

 

Anyway, Cassadaga, yeah, somewhere inbetween Lifted and Wide Awake. Which is nice. His vocals are a lot more mature on it I reckon.

 

Has it got Fidelity on it?

[Owen]

Might check out the Spektor album. Have you heard the Kubichek! album? Supposed to be very good.

 

Nope. What do they do?

 

Has it got Fidelity on it?

 

No, that's on the newer one I think, which is a deffo purchase very soon.

[Karl_b]

Kubichek!

 

Stutter and Nightjoy are ace.

 

Also, Loney Dear, who Monty mentioned a while back, released an album today which is supposed to be good.

[theghost]

Kubichek!

 

Stutter and Nightjoy are ace.

 

Also, Loney Dear, who Monty mentioned a while back, released an album today which is supposed to be good.

 

Monty is gay

[Stu Monty]

Monty is gay

 

Don't make me kill you. It would inconvenience me.

[Karl_b]

Just bought the Kubichek! album on the way home, along with the Arctic Monkeys single.

[theghost]

Don't make me kill you. It would inconvenience me.

 

You could do it Boris and Natasha style

[Karl_b]

The Brianstorm B-side with Dizzee Rascal is pretty good.

[Newport]

Class beyond belief. Conor Oberst is a fucking genius.

[Karl_b]

Teh Kubichek! album seems extremely good on the first listen.

[Owen]

I liked that first song on their myspace. Shall check them out more.

[Karl_b]

Did you check out anymore Pigeon Detectives? Teh album has been leaked and it's supposed to be good, I think it's out in the shops sometime next month.

[Owen]

They've been labelled the new Kaiser Chiefs. And I know it's wrong, but that makes me want to stove their heads in with a shovel. In a nice way of course, because it's not their fault.

[Karl_b]

You should take great pride in having seen the new Kaisers before they 'make it big'.

[Owen]

Aaaaaaarrrrrgggghhhh.

 

"I was there at the start."

[Karl_b]

'I liked them before anyone had heard of them'.

[Paul]

'I liked them before anyone had heard of them'.

 

Is that supposed to be a good thing? I mean, seriously, how can anyone like a band called Bright Eyes? It's about as fey as it's possible to get. And by fey I obviously mean gay. I haven't hated a band without listening to their music this much since I first heard the "word" Razorlight mentioned.

[Karl_b]

Paul, Bright Eyes are incredible, they really are.

 

The 'I liked them before anyone had heard of them' was refering to myself and Owen having seen the Pigeon Detectives a while back and the hype now surrounding them. We were merely getting out kudos statements out to impress people with.

[Owen]

Is that supposed to be a good thing? I mean, seriously, how can anyone like a band called Bright Eyes? It's about as fey as it's possible to get. And by fey I obviously mean gay. I haven't hated a band without listening to their music this much since I first heard the "word" Razorlight mentioned.

 

You didn't read the thread, Paulie.

 

Bright Eyes are a bit fey. It's low-fi, rambly county stuff. Sometimes very personal, sometimes very political. The appeal is in the creativity, the emotion in the music and singing, and the clever lyrics.

 

Check out a couple of songs on youtube or something.

 

Oh, and he named himself Bright Eyes when he first got signed at 13 or 14 years old, so can be forgive I reckon.

 

Paul, Bright Eyes are incredible, they really are.

 

The 'I liked them before anyone had heard of them' was refering to myself and Owen having seen the Pigeon Detectives a while back and the hype now surrounding them. We were merely getting out kudos statements out to impress people with.

 

Ah, but you forget, as had I, that I saw them two years ago at Escobar in Wakey with iForward Russia!. So nyah.

[Paul]

You didn't read the thread, Paulie.

 

Bright Eyes are a bit fey. It's low-fi, rambly county stuff. Sometimes very personal, sometimes very political. The appeal is in the creativity, the emotion in the music and singing, and the clever lyrics.

 

Check out a couple of songs on youtube or something.

 

Oh, and he named himself Bright Eyes when he first got signed at 13 or 14 years old, so can be forgive I reckon.

 

 

 

Ah, but you forget, as had I, that I saw them two years ago at Escobar in Wakey with iForward Russia!. So nyah.

 

I don't want to listen to the music; I just want to hate them because of the shit name.

[Owen]

I don't want to listen to the music; I just want to hate them because of the shit name.

 

Fair enough then. Can't argue with that!

 

Does it make it worse if I tell you "Bright Eyes" is really just one bloke. The rest of the people who play on the records are very transient.

[Paul]

Fair enough then. Can't argue with that!

 

Does it make it worse if I tell you "Bright Eyes" is really just one bloke. The rest of the people who play on the records are very transient.

 

Already known; already factored into the hatred. I've also seen his ridiculous ponce hair, too.