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music_phantom13 · 12-14-2009, 12:30 AM

I'd give Poledo 5 stars

It comes very unexpectedly out of nowhere, but fits into the album perfectly and I enjoy the lo-fi quiet ukelele (sp?) to noise changes a lot.

Oh, and how could I forget? cities vs. submarines EP by Railcars, the greatest EP ever released. I'm not sure if we're counting EPs or not, but this definitely goes on the list.

This was a great idea for a thread because it made me realize how few albums I would actually consider to have all perfect songs. I really think the four I now listed are the only albums I've ever heard that I could say that about.

12-14-2009, 12:30 AM	#45 (permalink)
music_phantom13 Music Addict Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 942	I'd give Poledo 5 stars It comes very unexpectedly out of nowhere, but fits into the album perfectly and I enjoy the lo-fi quiet ukelele (sp?) to noise changes a lot. Oh, and how could I forget? cities vs. submarines EP by Railcars, the greatest EP ever released. I'm not sure if we're counting EPs or not, but this definitely goes on the list. This was a great idea for a thread because it made me realize how few albums I would actually consider to have all perfect songs. I really think the four I now listed are the only albums I've ever heard that I could say that about.