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General => General Music Discussion => Topic started by: ACID_FOX on September 03, 2011, 06:23:25 AM
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Feels good, man.
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Totally agree.
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yep
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Like! :tup
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Happened to me with "Scarsick" by POS today! The first time I tried I only made it through the first few songs, but after going back through TPE and getting more accustomed to their sound, I tried it again and liked it! I wouldn't say it clicked straight away but after a few more listens it should be great! :)
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I call that the Meshuggah effect. The most memorable time an album clicked for me was Chaosphere; the first time I listened to it I really didn't get it at all. I came back to it like a year later and I could practically hear the click in my head as what they were doing came together in my head. Therefore, it's the Meshuggah effect. :biggrin:
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... addicted to that feeling
....living for those moments!
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Got that twice recently, The Alchemy Index & In Rainbows. It does feel good.
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It's a really good feeling.
The best thing is an instantaneous click though, like - the moment you put on an album the first time and you're like "holy crap that was amazing" - and you walk away after listening to the album 100% blown away.
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That doesn't look like a smile so much as it looks like a promise of rape.
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That doesn't look like a smile so much as it looks like a promise of rape.
Read between the lines... He's saying : "That's the feeling I crave" :p
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Whenever an album clicks I'm all like
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^^ :tup :lol
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Albums have been clicking very quickly, recently. It's been a really long time since I've had that feeling.
I think the last one has to have been Devin Townsend's Infinity, and that was a good 3 months ago.
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Usually an album either clicks with me right away or it doesn't. The only time I consider something a grower is if it's part of a genre I'm unfamiliar with. For example, I used to hate death metal, so I really wasn't impressed with Ghost Reveries. But now I consider it the best album ever.
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In Rainbows
This. And OK Computer
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Colors by BTBAM took the longest. I must of played it about 20 times in the background whilst I was playing WoW, then one day I listened to it by itself and I was all like
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Colors by BTBAM took the longest. I must of played it about 20 times in the car when I forgot my iPod
Fixed for me. But it was well worth the time.
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ALL albums are growers for me, I don't know why. Even by favorite bands, each album needs multiple spins before I "get it". Don't know why.
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ALL albums are growers for me, I don't know why. Even by favorite bands, each album needs multiple spins before I "get it". Don't know why.
I'm the same too. I don't think an album has ever clicked for me on the first listen.
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More often than with whole albums I have this with songs. It's not unusual for me that my list of favourite/least favourite songs on the album turns by 180 degrees after 10 listens or so. Or there's one "THIS IS AWESOME" song that I love since the first listen but the rest changes all the time.
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Love the feeling.
Interesting enough, the albums I really love the most are the albums that took several spins before clicking, some of them didn't really interest me at all the first 4-5 times, but started to grow a lot after that.
On the contrary, albums that DO click on the first time, are often the albums that becomes worse and worse with each listen. :lol
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Love the feeling.
Interesting enough, the albums I really love the most are the albums that took several spins before clicking, some of them didn't really interest me at all the first 4-5 times, but started to grow a lot after that.
On the contrary, albums that DO click on the first time, are often the albums that becomes worse and worse with each listen. :lol
That exactly.
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On the contrary, albums that DO click on the first time, are often the albums that becomes worse and worse with each listen. :lol
I have to disagree with that.
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On the contrary, albums that DO click on the first time, are often the albums that becomes worse and worse with each listen. :lol
This is the case a lot of the time, but there are exceptions to every rule (Deconstruction).
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On the contrary, albums that DO click on the first time, are often the albums that becomes worse and worse with each listen. :lol
I have to disagree with that.
Yeah, I can't agree with that at all. A ton of my favorite albums I've loved from the first listen.
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Well he said often, not always.
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I like it when I have to relisten an album a couple of times before it 'clicks' (whatever you want to say by that anyway), makes me enjoy the music more.
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Indeed!