Tomorrow's Harvest
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I'm very sorry for your loss. Music is a wonderful way to honor those who are gone, I can completely understand.hexagon son wrote:Due to having to attend my mother-in-law's funeral tomorrow, I will be picking up my hard copy of TH in the morning. It somehow seems innapropriate, yet due to my beliefs, my wonderful おかあさん and the love she showed me, I will be listening to this album in memory of her. Her grandchildren are Tomorrow's Harvest. (I'm sorry to be such a downer. I won't be listening until after the funeral). Life comes from death, and the world keeps turning.
This album in particular has made me think a lot about people I've lost in recent years. It's a very sad feeling, but beautiful too.
All of old. Nothing else ever. Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.
haha, plesselb you're on here too! I've been having fun in the BOC thread on what.cd today. thanks for the upload by the way, I'm listening to it now.
also, to the guy who said you can't make a lossless version from vinyl....what are you talking about?! of course you can. vinyl isn't some kind of lossy format...it beautiful analog.
edit, why does this forum change whatdotcd to what.cd?
also, to the guy who said you can't make a lossless version from vinyl....what are you talking about?! of course you can. vinyl isn't some kind of lossy format...it beautiful analog.
edit, why does this forum change whatdotcd to what.cd?
Yeah I've gotta say I agree, I've been listening to the album this morning.lyst wrote:Hate to say that I am underwelmed at this point. Praying this opinion changes. The new Lone on the other hand "Airglow Fires" is really really really good.
I mean it's no doubt a grower, but the whole middle section has just washed over me, it's all sounded a bit samey to my ears on first listen. Drifty ambiance with crackly voices.
I'll still buy it though.
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After repeated listens (and finally in HQ!) I can most definitely say I love this album top to bottom. The first half has grown on me quite a bit. Jacquard Causeway is still probably my least favorite song but its not bad enough to skip over. I'm ready to love it. I'm glad to see them experiment a little bit on that one at least. So many standouts but I can't get Nothing is Real out of my head, so I need to give that the nod as my favorite track (for right now)
I am glad they took a "less is more" approach to the vignettes, where some of the ones on TCH were forgettable, Telepath and Uritual are two of my favorite tracks here.
I am glad they took a "less is more" approach to the vignettes, where some of the ones on TCH were forgettable, Telepath and Uritual are two of my favorite tracks here.
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i sent you a PMplasselb wrote:The legit Japanese itunes was just uploaded onto wh_at.cd by a very handsome fellow...
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Thank you, Rainier.rainier wrote:I'm very sorry for your loss. Music is a wonderful way to honor those who are gone, I can completely understand.hexagon son wrote:Due to having to attend my mother-in-law's funeral tomorrow, I will be picking up my hard copy of TH in the morning. It somehow seems innapropriate, yet due to my beliefs, my wonderful おかあさん and the love she showed me, I will be listening to this album in memory of her. Her grandchildren are Tomorrow's Harvest. (I'm sorry to be such a downer. I won't be listening until after the funeral). Life comes from death, and the world keeps turning.
This album in particular has made me think a lot about people I've lost in recent years. It's a very sad feeling, but beautiful too.
"It's been a long time..."
So, I got a hold of the Japanese release and I was correct, that the earlier 320 kbps rip floating around was just a higher-quality stream recording. The official release does not have that odd song transition where the first note from each song is buried at the end of the previous song. There is proper dead air between each track. And the time for the closing track is a bit longer (3:30), but it just has a longer fade-out, nothing else.
