isn't a bit overrated?

One of the few /mu/core classics that still holds up personally.

>>126966053 (OP)
It gets a bit boring at times.

>>126966053 (OP)
Yes.

>>126966053 (OP)
Don, Aman hits too close to home

>>126966053 (OP)
in what way? because internet nerds adore it? get over it, its a masterpiece album

>>126966053 (OP)
Haven't heard anything like it. No other band else has the same emotional ambiguity except for maybe Gastr Del Sol.

>>126966053 (OP)
Obviously there aren't many recordings from their short career but they sounded incredible live, better than on record imo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtBQobzp0og

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQlTesaKJr4

>>126966053 (OP)
>>126966564
Pic rel mogs:
https://youtu.be/uPRCS52jpCg?si=xb1CI1fSew0lJXE2

>>126966053 (OP)
It has a very specific mood so you can't listen to it very often.

>>126968351
Slint isn't skramz you giant faggot. Nothing to mog since they're completely different styles.

Not "a bit", it's completely worthless garbage praised by brainless posers. End of.

>>126966179
Kinda neat that every fan gravitated toward that song or the opener/closer, very different sounds bur some found Don enlightening

>>126966588
Dope links never heard these before

>>126968742
Are you really telling me you have listened to the album and it doesn't resonate with you emotionally? Being a contrarian for the sake of it just means you miss out on beautiful things.

>>126966053 (OP)
A bit, still great nonetheless

>>126966588
there's some kind of special magic to Britt's drumming that I've never heard replicated.

>>126966588
the early version of Washer is so fucking cool. It's a tragedy they broke up after Spiderland, man.

>>126970110
yeah they were fucking idiots for breaking up, together they were way more than the sum of their parts and none of them really did anything notable after even if Britt was "prolific"

>>126970062
me and an old bandmate got into Spiderland around 2014/15 and we both drummed for each others projects and both of us tried to imitate Britt but we were such Slint fanboys that we both didn't think the other had it going let alone ourselves and it led to disappointing results still love the style but now I'm most impressed by John French and Bill Bruford which the ladder I'm just now noticing is comically similar to Britt Walford

>>126966053 (OP)

Yes, Good Morning Captain is a cool sounding track, but the rest of the album is just worse versions of Good Morning Captain

yes, people love it for the "story"
>woah dude 4 teens in the middle of nowhere accidentally invented post rock
when they were actually in the hardcore/punk scene and friends with steve albini

>>126970424
well I think spiderland is good and the story behind it is lame.
what now

>>126969925
I listened to it in full three times and it just sounded forced and alien to me and to every single one of my emotions.

>>126970172
what Bill Bruford drumming reminds you of Britt? Please link, cause I'm not really hearing it on king crimson

There are times Nosferatu Man is my favorite song. Usually when I'm listening to it

why do people respond to obvious esl jeetthreads

>>126970900
>REEEE IF YOU DON'T HATE THE SAME BANDS I DO YOU'RE INDIAN

/pol/fags need to stick to their anime and video game soundtracks and leave this dead board forever

>>126970900
forgetting a letter isn't esl