Yeah whatever, send me stuff and ill write stuff

Key · 07-02-2015, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

**** it. I'm just sending you nothing but dance pop until you beg me to stop.

Well then you'll be sending them for the rest of your life, because i won't ever beg you to stop.

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Originally Posted by Trollheart

AH! Finally I get it. But it's not something you would just assume, is what I'm saying, unless you were aware people referred to Thom Yorke as ****tyvoice, and how YD read it is how I read it, as if you were slagging his voice off. Well, anyway, when do you get to trash the Eagles? Huh? Huh?

Soon, I hope.

YorkeDaddy · 07-02-2015, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Ki

Look at the name again. I'm talking about Thom Yorke :p

Oh :P

Sometimes I forget that my username uses his name lol

Key · 07-02-2015, 11:12 AM

A desert picture with the word Eagles above it

Eagles - Long Road Out Of Eden
Requested by: Trollheart

So, i'm curious, did you send me this album thinking I may hate it? Or do you know that I secretly love The Eagles? Contrary to popular opinion, i'm a pretty big fan of The Eagles, and this album is certainly no exception. Just like the Britney Spears album, I think i've only heard a few tracks from this before, but never sat down and listened to the whole album before. It's not bad, I didn't really find myself skipping any tracks like I usually do with Eagles albums, and that's usually due to the fact that the tracks tend to drag on too long, this one doesn't really have that problem. The only problem I have with it, is that it is way too long, hence I see why they had to make it a double disc, but i'm never a huge fan of double discs.

Trackwise, there are a few tracks that stuck out, in a good way, "How Long" being one of the few songs that I recognise. It's certainly not the best song they've ever written, but it's catchy, and I've always thought The Eagles were catchy. "Guilty of the Crime" is fantastic as well. I like the hard rock feel it has to it while still maintaining that country-rock feel that The Eagles are known for. But like I said before, with as many tracks as this album has, it may need a few more listens for me to find more tracks that stick out to me. The nice thing is, I may revisit this album again if it ever comes to it.

As far as the band members are concerned, they sound just as good if not better than ever. This albums production quality is fantastic, and everyone sounds like they're having a good time. Whether or not that's true is yet to be known to me. But, it's nice to see The Eagles put something out and have it be almost as good as their older records. I would say they definitely went with more of a country-pop theme with this album and sort of stepped back from the country-rock theme that they tend to have, which isn't really a bad thing. It made the album extremely catchy and fun to listen to.

Final verdict: This is not bad at all. I think in terms of my favorite Eagles albums, this goes in my top 5 right now. Desperado still holds that number one spot, but this has potential to really grow on me. Like I mentioned before, my only negative feedback is that it's way too long. Honestly, I think this album would have been perfect with just the one side with 11 tracks, but unfortunately it kind of gets stale with it having another side to it with 9 more tracks, that just seems a bit over the top to me. However, the title track "Long Road Out Of Eden" could have been a final track on the first side, and I would've been perfectly fine with that. All in all, not terrible, it was enjoyable for the most part.

Carpe Mortem · 07-02-2015, 11:46 AM

Nekrocrafte by Hexentanz. Ritual evil stuff. I know you dig you some metal but curious what you think about something more ambient.

Trollheart · 07-02-2015, 01:26 PM

Ambient, you say....?

The Batlord · 07-02-2015, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by _Violet_

Why not Warrior first? It's clearly the better album.

I can agree that it's got fewer duds, but it has no songs that can compete with the best from the debut (although it's growing on me). Animal is just such a gloriously and shamelessly garbage album.

Key · 07-02-2015, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Carpe Mortem

Nekrocrafte by Hexentanz. Ritual evil stuff. I know you dig you some metal but curious what you think about something more ambient.

I will add this intriguing album to the list. Thanks.

The Batlord · 07-02-2015, 08:40 PM

And totes props on getting Ke$ha's name right in the OP.

DwnWthVwls · 07-02-2015, 08:44 PM

Does it have to be music? Cause I've got a ton of shit I'd like to hear your opinion on.

Key · 07-02-2015, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls

Does it have to be music? Cause I've got a ton of shit I'd like to hear your opinion on.

Well technically I wasn't specific in my OP or the title of the thread, so...teeeeechnically it doesn't have to be music. Though I guess it's in the General Music forum. Again, i'm not being super specific.

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Key . Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 13,153	A desert picture with the word Eagles above it Eagles - Long Road Out Of Eden Requested by: Trollheart So, i'm curious, did you send me this album thinking I may hate it? Or do you know that I secretly love The Eagles? Contrary to popular opinion, i'm a pretty big fan of The Eagles, and this album is certainly no exception. Just like the Britney Spears album, I think i've only heard a few tracks from this before, but never sat down and listened to the whole album before. It's not bad, I didn't really find myself skipping any tracks like I usually do with Eagles albums, and that's usually due to the fact that the tracks tend to drag on too long, this one doesn't really have that problem. The only problem I have with it, is that it is way too long, hence I see why they had to make it a double disc, but i'm never a huge fan of double discs. Trackwise, there are a few tracks that stuck out, in a good way, "How Long" being one of the few songs that I recognise. It's certainly not the best song they've ever written, but it's catchy, and I've always thought The Eagles were catchy. "Guilty of the Crime" is fantastic as well. I like the hard rock feel it has to it while still maintaining that country-rock feel that The Eagles are known for. But like I said before, with as many tracks as this album has, it may need a few more listens for me to find more tracks that stick out to me. The nice thing is, I may revisit this album again if it ever comes to it. As far as the band members are concerned, they sound just as good if not better than ever. This albums production quality is fantastic, and everyone sounds like they're having a good time. Whether or not that's true is yet to be known to me. But, it's nice to see The Eagles put something out and have it be almost as good as their older records. I would say they definitely went with more of a country-pop theme with this album and sort of stepped back from the country-rock theme that they tend to have, which isn't really a bad thing. It made the album extremely catchy and fun to listen to. Final verdict: This is not bad at all. I think in terms of my favorite Eagles albums, this goes in my top 5 right now. Desperado still holds that number one spot, but this has potential to really grow on me. Like I mentioned before, my only negative feedback is that it's way too long. Honestly, I think this album would have been perfect with just the one side with 11 tracks, but unfortunately it kind of gets stale with it having another side to it with 9 more tracks, that just seems a bit over the top to me. However, the title track "Long Road Out Of Eden" could have been a final track on the first side, and I would've been perfectly fine with that. All in all, not terrible, it was enjoyable for the most part.