Wow, I thought all of my choices were eliminated. I'm going with Waxahatchee. I think I like it so much because it sounds like the follow up to "Exile in Guyville" that I've been waiting for. I think the Big Inner is a very interesting album; I just have to be in the right mood to listen to it.
Both albums have tracks that cause me to nod in tempo, sincerely and groovily, eyes half closed. Matthew E White has more such tracks, so he gets my vote.
It's interesting that Brian would say you have to be in the right mood. I find that this is one of the few albums I can put on almost anytime and enjoy. Actually, Karl's description--nodding in tempo...-- is exactly how I find myself reacting when it comes on. So, yeah, Matthew E all the say. Also, I am sooooo sick of Waxatachee (not really, but I'm trying to be more feisty this second round).
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Wow, I thought all of my choices were eliminated. I'm going with Waxahatchee. I think I like it so much because it sounds like the follow up to "Exile in Guyville" that I've been waiting for. I think the Big Inner is a very interesting album; I just have to be in the right mood to listen to it.
ReplyDeleteMatthew E White all the way. This guy puts on a mean live show too. (Very glad for the intro to Waxahatchee, though.)
ReplyDeleteBoth albums have tracks that cause me to nod in tempo, sincerely and groovily, eyes half closed. Matthew E White has more such tracks, so he gets my vote.
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting that Brian would say you have to be in the right mood. I find that this is one of the few albums I can put on almost anytime and enjoy. Actually, Karl's description--nodding in tempo...-- is exactly how I find myself reacting when it comes on. So, yeah, Matthew E all the say. Also, I am sooooo sick of Waxatachee (not really, but I'm trying to be more feisty this second round).
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ReplyDeleteMatthew E. White. Waxahatchee just doesn't do it for me. Sorry.
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