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...saying hey, hey look at me look at me, look at me. It lets your mind listen to the right cymbal for a while and then ok the bass is doing that and then you can jump back and forth. It’s kind of like letting the listener??s own discrimination become part of the music.THC: As a maker of that music do you also at the same time like being a listener of it? Is the feeling that you go after in your art something that the listener gets or it something that the maker...
...been called amiable, mellow, low-key, good, and bad, but never fun. Despite the confrontational name, “I Am Not Afraid…” finds the group at the epitome of NPR-rock: every note and lyric has been expertly engineered to ensure that the listener??s pulse rate stays perfectly constant. Containing neither the experimental miscues of “And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out” nor the full-on snoozers of “Summer Sun,” every track here would make average-to-great background music...
...Freedman’s son Jared O. Freedman ’91 echoed Halberstam in saying that his father was a “self described nerd” and a true intellectual. He added that he will remember his father as a “great listener?? and as someone “who always made [me] feel respected and loved.” Freedman was also a devoted Red Sox fan, according to Halberstam, who took him to a World Series game in 2004. After graduating cum-laude from Harvard College, Freedman briefly attended Harvard...
...bizarre pseudo-Reggaeton of “Pentonville” sound horrendously out of place. As the record progresses, the “shamble” of the group’s name makes more sense. The album becomes slower and more listless towards its eventual end. The listener??s mind wanders and wonders whether Pete Doherty will ever escape the shambles he’s made of his own life. On “Fuck Forever,” he sings that, “Happy endings, they never bored...
...flourish that is either inspired or ridiculous, a gospel choir underscores “God”’s lyrics. The listener??s world-view, more so than the song’s intrinsic merits or deficiencies, will probably determine whether or not “God” proves enjoyable...