So, the point of this little thread is to ask you, the viewer and poster, to say what albums/EPs resonated with you, and what you would compare these albums/EPs to. I will kick off this thread, and hopefully you get an idea of what I am asking once you read my post.
I absolutely loved Trans-Canada Highway. It really felt like a journey of sorts, with Dayvan Cowboy being the initiation of this wonderful this journey, and Under the Coke Sign feeling like the refreshing end to it. The Nosdam Remix at the end almost seems like the nostalgia of the trip hitting you as you recall all the memories made and the sights seen. All in all, a beautiful EP that sends me into a better, more free place.
Album/EP Comparisons To Real Life Experiences
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Album/EP Comparisons To Real Life Experiences
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Do old tunes count? If so, AFOT feels to me like someone recorder your teen years, at times it feels like they were filled with wonder, and at other times it feels as if you are filled with dread. Random scenes from your teen years in no particular order.
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Man, I am only sixteen and thinking about that still gave me nostalgic chills. Back to older times, for better or worse...I like that thought.orion wrote:AFOT feels to me like someone recorder your teen years...
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BoC as a whole makes me nostalgic for an era I never lived in.
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