CALLING OUT IN TRANSIT

>RADIO FREE EUROPE

wow so earily relevant in today's society really makes you think

>>73134275
this album is godtier imo


RAAAAAAAAAAADIOFREEEEEEEEEUUUURROPERADIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOOOFREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERUUUROP

>>73134275
Everyone knows Pilgrimage is the GOAT song.

>>73134344
I don't get it.

>>73134275
LIGHTED

SHAAAAAAAAAAKIIIIING THROUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH

OOOPPOOORTUUUUUUUUNE

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>>73134275
pleeeeeeease FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIND my HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARBORcooooooooooooooat

Why did everything go to shit after LRP?

TAKE A TURN
TAKE A TURN
TAKE A FORTUUUUUUUNE
TAKE A FORTUUUUUUUNE

>>73134275
Fabulous album.

>>73136266
SEVEN CHINESE BROTHERS SWALLOOOOWIN THE OCEAAAAAAN

>>73136313
Take that back

The number of REM threads has really jumped up over the past couple weeks. Is there some reason they're being rediscovered or is it just a handful of kids here all in an REM phase currently?

Reckoning > Fables of the Reconstruction > Chronic Town > Murmur

>>73136313
normies started listening

>>73136313
Hey, post-LRP gave us Automatic for the People and New Adventures in Hi-Fi. I'm not complaining.

>>73138192
Indie Rock Revival( this time its with Gen z fed up with millennial pussy shit)

WEEEEEEEEEEE WAAAAAAAAAAALK THROUGH THE WOOOOOOODS
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALK

DID WE MISS ANYTHING

>>73136313
It didn't. Automatic is easily one of their finest, and even after New Adventures in Hi-Fi they put out some strong (if inconsistent) stuff.

It's impressive that they were as good as they were for as long as they were.

OOOOOOOOOOOOHHH WE WERE LITTLE BOYS

UP THE STAIRS TO THE LANDING, UP THE STAIRS INTO THE HALL
OH, OH, OH

god I've not heard REM for ages

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>>73134275
house in . . . order . . .
AAAAAAHHHHHHAHAHHHHHH

>>73134275
SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG THROUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH

>>73138589
What's the deal with everybody loving Reckoning? I didn't really get into the first songs, but I love Murmur. I tried Reckoning because Stephen Malkmus of Pavement loves it and They're one of my favorite bands

>>73141243
I prefer Dead Letter Office to Reckoning, personally

>>73141243
Because Harborcoat to Pretty Persuasion is straight fire. And then there's also

DON'T GO BACK TO ROCKVIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLEEE

>>73141320
You guys should listen to this track:
https://youtu.be/FbbQQYyqG74

>>73141406
Pre-1999 Pavement is garbage.

>>73141455
Yee haw dude

>>73141557
Wowee zowee!

>>73140894
IN MY LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAAAAAAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOOOLOOOOOOOOOOO

>>73141455
You have some awful taste.

>>73141914
I'm just kidding.

Brighten the Corners is my favorite Pavement album.

>>73136313
>he still thinks LRP is a highlight

>>73138589
actually fables > murmur > reckoning >> chronic town

>>73141941
I would actually respect your ranking if you didn't put a power gap between Reckoning and Chronic Town.

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THE AMBER WAVES OF GOLDEN GRAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN

>>73141931
It's a Beautiful album Indeed my boy, have you heard the b sides? Incredible songs there

>>73141991
Yeah Harness Your Hopes is like my second or third favourite Pavement song.