the deaner's delivery on bumblebee was fuller of raw emotion and tragedy than the odissey

the sound engineering of this album is nothing short of monumental. also this record made ween sound like a completely normal band for some reason.

I feel made fun of, but at this point of my life I'm so used to it that I just vibe with them.

one of the first records I ever owned. sounds as fresh as the first listen after all these years

It sounds so large it makes me want to cry and rip my skin off, 10/10 listen

I've completely lost my will to live

I think that the absolute pain in the ass that was recording this absolute beast of a record was really really, definetly worth it.

elizabeth fraser has the voice of an angel dude.

words can't give enough justice to elliott and his brutal honesty. every single song in this lp talks to me directly, as if I was catching up with a childhood best friend.

my brain is now a mush of polyrhythms and noise. sometimes I wonder how on earth does zach hill still hear anything after thirty years of banging the drums like that, damn.

idk man I didn't find it funny

la vida te da sorpresas sooooorpresas te da la vida

HOLY SHIT WHAT THE FUUUUUUUCK THAT WAS AMAZING DUDE

I'm deaf now btw

bring back post rock, for the love of fuck

my car broke down while I was listening to it. needless to say, I was fucking terrified.

OXYGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN

Brian went through hell and back, he deserves to deliver some whimsical tunes and still be called an absolute genius for it.

This album really changed everything. I mean, listen to it, these guys really created dream pop in the 70's.

dude, what the fuck.

At first I thought "wow, another prog boy with king crimson roots, how original", then he went full on salsa mode and I sat down very quickly. the greeper never misses.