Sometimes when everything felt so far away I would stare down from the top of my stairs. I would always remember Earl before I walked down, slowly one step after another. When I would get home and listen to it I would always cry, countless times. Maybe it's just because I heard this album when I did, or maybe it really is as special as it is to me.
10/10 with the context of it being the mania a billionaire in a death spiral. Genuinely one of the most profound pieces of music I’ve ever heard because it is real, so real that it stops being music and starts being more like a funeral.
3/10 as a song. Production is cool I think but, despite some decent moments, that Dave Blunts type sound just sucks.
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