[Boneyardfriend]

PumpkinsFlashback wrote:

That guy just went Ham !

twas baked outta my mind and i felt the love

[piesh]

Boneyardfriend wrote:

-1:21 chocolate girl avey plays 7th fret on D string BLISS
-1:22~ chocolate grll masterful use of the 5th fret on E string DOES IT GET MUCH BETTER?

[terrestrialjane]

haha feel the love brothers and sisters : )

[uf0party]

"oh fuzzy tabby caaat"
the percussion in on a highway
oddsac, all the screaming transitioning into what happened?

the melancholy i feel every time oddsac ends

[uf0party]

[coollodges]

^omg I thought I would nvr5get thank you for reminding me.

[sparagmos]

The whole yodelly breakdown in Tikwid. And the entire end section of Did You See the Words.

[coollodges]

What's in my faaaace, that waaaarrants all this saaaassss?

[P nu]

uf0party wrote:

yes!

[bansheebeaten]

On A Highway: "jealous of noah dreaming..." oh and "get lost and show me pleasure, aAAHHHHHH.."

What Would I Want: noah's "what would I want, sky" loop.. sounds like more of a mystical otherdimensional angel than usual <3

Wide Eyed: the beginning when the bloopy sounds start.

Banshee Beat: all of it but also "someone in my dictionary's up to no good" and "I don't think that I like you anymore, well I found new feelings at the feelings store" this part sticks out so much and is so raw aghh

Rev. Green: all the "ooooooo" parts, such a cool melody there and it gives me nostalgia

"that IIIIII must bleeeeeeeeeeeeed"

end of purple bottle, let's be real.

"they came violennnt... the bees..."

the beat in no more runnin.. holy shit I love that sound. I think it's my natural frequency.

"you don't have to go to college" funniest thing I've ever heard.

I tried to pick one part in Leaf House I like the most but. all of it. all of the lilting avey/panda interactions in this are perfect.

"you kinda make me wanna shut your mouth just to keep out all of those unfriendly feelings"

[denjanenna]

bansheebeaten wrote:

What Would I Want: noah's "what would I want, sky" loop.. sounds like more of a mystical otherdimensional angel than usual <3"

what are you referring to by "noah's loop?"

[bansheebeaten]

dunno I guess it's not a loop now that I think about it. just him saying "what would I want, sky."

[denjanenna]

bansheebeaten wrote:

dunno I guess it's not a loop now that I think about it. just him saying "what would I want, sky."

you're probably talking about around 5:48 in the song...and yes, its lovely.

[bansheebeaten]

yes yes, the moment it starts is awesome. and throughout the rest the song as well. I love the repetition.

[coollodges]

isnt on a highway "get lost in human pleasure" or am I taking crazy pills?

[bansheebeaten]

probably, man! I am no expert, sorry for any lyrical mistakes made. I just like the sounds.

[coollodges]

no need to apologize. sorry if I came off as a jerk. great zounds.

[uf0party]

bansheebeaten wrote:

Wide Eyed: the beginning when the bloopy sounds start.

i love the bloopies. one of my favorite moments from centipede hz along with the percussion in monkey riches. o yea

[StrangeClams]

When Wide Eyed starts like 2 minutes into the pitchfork 2011 boot.

i listened to that recording pretty much daily (i kid you not) until centipede hz came out the next year when i first got into AC in summer 2011. good times.

[coollodges]

I played the shit out of that boot too, and I was there haha.

[Hellomark]

What do you see when you see inside of me
You can count when you count on me

[dio]

StrangeClams wrote:

When Wide Eyed starts like 2 minutes into the pitchfork 2011 boot.

i listened to that recording pretty much daily (i kid you not) until centipede hz came out the next year when i first got into AC in summer 2011. good times.

that's sweet... sounds silly, but it's kinda strange for me to picture ppl getting into them during that era, and not during the my girls days... right on. seems like that would be such a different introduction to the band

[thebackdrifter]

"But you lay there so still doggy
You lay there so still"

I have totally cried listening to this song. Had it stuck in my head all day today because a friend's dog passed away yesterday.

My favorite live version is actually the 2007 reworking:

[terrestrialjane]

dude the transition in hey light and that entire build up to that song is just some of the most intense works put out there ... by them of course. But they really hit the nail on the head with that ... but that's just one of the very many out there ...

[thebackdrifter]

PumpkinsFlashback wrote:

dude the transition in hey light and that entire build up to that song is just some of the most intense works put out there ... by them of course. But they really hit the nail on the head with that ... but that's just one of the very many out there ...

[uf0party]

thebackdrifter wrote:

PumpkinsFlashback wrote:

dude the transition in hey light and that entire build up to that song is just some of the most intense works put out there ... by them of course. But they really hit the nail on the head with that ... but that's just one of the very many out there ...

[leanderandco]

The second half of Brother Sport, "Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers," The intro of winters love and then the break, the first chords changes on Reverend Green...there are just so many!

[uf0party]

i know i know i know i know
i know i know i know i know i know i know i know i know i
know i know i know i know i know

[bansheebeaten]

in graze "with fLYING striiiing" and how he says "you're at the beach and~" all peppy

those awesome strange twangy sounds in I think I can

the giggles in sweet road :')

two things from catchy was contagious - the lilty distortion right before the beat starts in the beginning, and also starting right at 2:00 when avey's singing and the music kinda.. weave through one another? hard to explain but it makes this kind of counterbalance that I like. like there is a drumbeat placed each time his voice pauses and nothing gets interrupted.

"lion in a coma lyin in a coma d- d- d- da da da da" if there are actually lyrics there don't ruin this for me because it makes me laugh every time ahaha

the duet-ing at 0:41 and a few other times in leaf house. their voices work so well together, and at 2:00 when panda goes ey-eyyy

this part of that one interview with deak/panda/avey in their bus (11:25):
Dave: "This guy came up to me once after a show and was like "I teach at the university across the way, and I wanted to let you know that I know what experimental music is, and I think what you're doing is utter crap and I think you should hand in the towel now, because you're wasting people's money." And I was like.. thanks, have a good night, you know? But that's fine if you think that, but that's not how we live or how we make music."
Noah: "And then I took him outside and beat him."

also noah in this interview. "i could be a janitor" and avey goes "a janitor"

[Tico]

bansheebeaten wrote:

in graze "with fLYING striiiing"

ahh just reading that gave me goosebumps

[Wilbur]

bansheebeaten wrote:

"lion in a coma lyin in a coma d- d- d- da da da da" if there are actually lyrics there don't ruin this for me because it makes me laugh every time ahaha

No, I'm pretty sure it is just "da da da da Da da da da", heheh

I love the percussion that comes crashing in the second time he does that.

[archie]

that interview is the best vid on the internet

[Boneyardfriend]

the first cymbal crash in safer. one of the most intense things ever recorded

[jetski]

The noise that sounds like a whining puppy at around 5:06 in Daffy Duck

[IkoOvo]

bansheebeaten wrote:

also noah in this interview. "i could be a janitor" and avey goes "a janitor"

pretty easy

[Wilbur]

Prospect Hummer: "Is our night worth contemplating?" -> silence -> Baleen Sample fade-in

[jetski]

Ending of Daily Routine into Bluish. The perfect little break/palette cleanser in the middle of the album.

[foxtrot]

uf0party wrote:

incredible! i had kinda forgotten about this too!

[Untitled]

IkoOvo wrote:

bansheebeaten wrote:

also noah in this interview. "i could be a janitor" and avey goes "a janitor"

pretty easy

How have i not come across this interview before? I thought i had seen em all and then the one i havent seen is literally the best thing ever

But on topic, dear alvin in alvin row gives me the eargasm and chills down my spine every goddamn time

[terrestrialjane]

Dude the drumming and piano playing together at the end of Alvin Row is just pure bliss to my ears. One of their best endings to a song, it's so great I don't even know how to put it into words...