Comments on: Sunset Rubdown – Dragonslayer http://songbytoad.com/2009/07/sunset-rubdown-dragonslayer/ Independent music from Edinburgh, Scotland - with added gin and swearing. Thu, 24 May 2012 17:03:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: voldermania http://songbytoad.com/2009/07/sunset-rubdown-dragonslayer/#comment-24885 voldermania Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:19:39 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6580#comment-24885 I don't read it either, I just steal the music. I know better than what? (This could apply to a lot of what I wrote.) I don’t read it either, I just steal the music.
I know better than what? (This could apply to a lot of what I wrote.)

]]> By: Matthew http://songbytoad.com/2009/07/sunset-rubdown-dragonslayer/#comment-24884 Matthew Thu, 16 Jul 2009 18:44:16 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6580#comment-24884 I don't read largeheartedboy. Not out of judgment, but if I get a spare moment to read blogs, then I tend to read the ones written by my friends. Fuck's sake V, you know better than that. I don’t read largeheartedboy. Not out of judgment, but if I get a spare moment to read blogs, then I tend to read the ones written by my friends.

Fuck’s sake V, you know better than that.

]]> By: voldermania http://songbytoad.com/2009/07/sunset-rubdown-dragonslayer/#comment-24883 voldermania Thu, 16 Jul 2009 18:23:51 +0000 http://songbytoad.com/?p=6580#comment-24883 'The vocals are quite Interpoly, actually, as are some of the rhythms (I mean early Interpol here, not the pale shadow of their former selves they have become).' OUCH. I'm going to completely ignore that, and move swiftly on to asking: are you picking music to review by visiting largeheartedboy? Because it appears on the daily downloads, and then a week or so later on here...peculiar. (That's probably not it, I know. But I thought it was coincidental enough to be worth a mention.) I never really liked these guys, though I tried to, because they usually have quite good song titles (or so myself a few years ago thought). BUT yesterday I downloaded Idiot Heart, and I quite liked that, so it's probably one of those things that grow on you. I initially disliked Beirut and Bodies of Water (the latter only because I mixed them up with Some Are Lakes.) madness, I know. Discovering a band two or three albums into their career is usually perfect timing, because yes, back catalogue! But not so much of it that you recoil from the computer and it becomes a chore listening to it all. There, a lovely, long, self-indulgent post, because that's just how I'm rolling today. Sorry for the rambles. ‘The vocals are quite Interpoly, actually, as are some of the rhythms (I mean early Interpol here, not the pale shadow of their former selves they have become).’
OUCH.
I’m going to completely ignore that, and move swiftly on to asking: are you picking music to review by visiting largeheartedboy? Because it appears on the daily downloads, and then a week or so later on here…peculiar. (That’s probably not it, I know. But I thought it was coincidental enough to be worth a mention.)
I never really liked these guys, though I tried to, because they usually have quite good song titles (or so myself a few years ago thought). BUT yesterday I downloaded Idiot Heart, and I quite liked that, so it’s probably one of those things that grow on you. I initially disliked Beirut and Bodies of Water (the latter only because I mixed them up with Some Are Lakes.) madness, I know.
Discovering a band two or three albums into their career is usually perfect timing, because yes, back catalogue! But not so much of it that you recoil from the computer and it becomes a chore listening to it all.
There, a lovely, long, self-indulgent post, because that’s just how I’m rolling today.
Sorry for the rambles.

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