The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

[DWags]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

Could I also get the link/PM please?

[Debtfoabaaposba]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

this whole album runs together very well.

pariah, lightswitch, long days and vague clues and cartoon showroom are probably my favorite songs on the album....but unlike catch, i want to listen to this thing all the way through instead of hitting up just the songs i like the most.

Yeah, that's the one problem I had with Catch. I'm hoping this will be more cohesive like you said, and I can't believe it leaked like this. Kindof disappointing but was bound to happen. If someone could pm it to me it would be greatly appreciated haha.

[chainwanderingdeeply]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

for those inquiring about a link, you can find it on this page:

http://plattentests.de/forum.php?topic=26160&seite=19

hint: anon

take this down if needed

[IKnockStuffDown]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

Quotes did it for me. I need to change my pants now.

[TheRuleofThree]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

My favorite thing about the record is how it seems to be divided up into sections based on the Stamps of Origin. The first three songs are fantastic and different in their own regard, but they feel like a good intro to the cd because they're close to what we've heard from the band in the past. But then "Stamp of Origin - Pessimistic" hits, and the following three songs - "Lightswitch,""Gathering Pebbles" and "Information" together all have a particularly unique feel to them. Then we get "Stamp of Origin - Ocean Meets Bay" and the album takes a notably harder/more upbeat feel with "Savior," "I Don't Know," and "Mourning this Morning." "Stamp of Origin - Take a Look Around" begins the album's spiral to the end, with "Cartoon Showroom"and "Quotes" unwinding into the final two tracks and ending with "Horizon."

I think my favorite thing about this record is how it slowly goes to sleep, as if it's passing away or something. Rather than going out with a bang or an expectedly huge climax, it kind of just fades. Fantastic.

[IKnockStuffDown]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

for those inquiring about a link, you can find it on this page:

http://plattentests.de/forum.php?topic=26160&seite=19

hint: anon

take this down if needed

That website is like some sort of riddle.

[TheRuleofThree]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

for those inquiring about a link, you can find it on this page:

http://plattentests.de/forum.php?topic=26160&seite=19

hint: anon

take this down if needed

It's out. No need in controlling the leak - the band said to let it go.

[hand_of_change]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

quotes was very good, i was waiting the whole time for the part from the sample from months back just the "there's a way, a way out of here" AMAZING..

[TheRuleofThree]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

quotes was very good, i was waiting the whole time for the part from the sample from months back just the "there's a way, a way out of here" AMAZING..

The bridge in that song is amazing. And the chorus is the closest to psychedelic- era Floyd I've heard from them ever - particularly the harmonies.

[IKnockStuffDown]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

My favorite thing about the record is how it seems to be divided up into sections based on the Stamps of Origin. The first three songs are fantastic and different in their own regard, but they feel like a good intro to the cd because they're close to what we've heard from the band in the past. But then "Stamp of Origin - Pessimistic" hits, and the following three songs - "Lightswitch,""Gathering Pebbles" and "Information" together all have a particularly unique feel to them. Then we get "Stamp of Origin - Ocean Meets Bay" and the album takes a notably harder/more upbeat feel with "Savior," "I Don't Know," and "Mourning this Morning." "Stamp of Origin - Take a Look Around" begins the album's spiral to the end, with "Cartoon Showroom"and "Quotes" unwinding into the final two tracks and ending with "Horizon."

I think my favorite thing about this record is how it slowly goes to sleep, as if it's passing away or something. Rather than going out with a bang or an expectedly huge climax, it kind of just fades. Fantastic.

The album was like an entire day. You wake up, (especially if you're a morning person) you start shit with a bang, you go through all different kinds of emotions, have your exciting moments, then you start to unwind. You start to unwind and eventually you fall asleep.

[chainwanderingdeeply]

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i deleted my post because i felt guilty...

is the quality really that bad?? i am dl'ing right now but won't be able to listen for some time.

[drummerjs]

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i seriously cannot wait to listen to this with the artwork right in front of me, listening in 5.1 surround. these songs are really freakin awesome.

[IKnockStuffDown]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

The bridge in that song is amazing. And the chorus is the closest to psychedelic- era Floyd I've heard from them ever - particularly the harmonies.

I think quotes is my favorite song on the album. Nearly every song is a stand out track to me, so needless to say, this album is fucking amazing.

[TheRuleofThree]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

i deleted my post because i felt guilty...

is the quality really that bad?? i am dl'ing right now but won't be able to listen for some time.

The quality isn't unlistenable, but the bass is nonexistent so as to render it a completely different experience from the actual cd itself.

[Knifeboy]

Re: Album Discussion: The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion

eh... ill wait