>LAYING ON THE GRASS, MY HEART IT FLARES LIKE FIRE
LAYING ON THE GRASS, MY HEART IT FLARES LIKE FIRE
Jaxson Scott
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Julian Kelly
>fire
>desire
Caleb Campbell
long-time XTC fan, only just realized how excellent this album is. good stuff.
Elijah Hernandez
DARLING DONT YOU EVER STOP TO WONDER
ABOUT THE CLOUDS ABOUT THE RAIN ANDD THUNDER
Jeremiah Jones
that song is basically about rape you realize that right
Evan Foster
every song is about rape if your asshole is in the right place
Kevin White
excuse me?
Jordan King
God I listened to that album so much for a particular gay period of my life.
Hunter Hall
i love skylarking but miniature sun is their best song
Nathaniel Morris
I've been on an XTC bender for the past few months. Am I actually a fag?
Mason Morgan
Based take
Joshua Davis
Whoaaa duuude you just blew my ass
Jackson Green
just be glad you're not a tranny user
Aiden Robinson
>CHANGE MUST BE EARNED
>SACRIFICIAL BONFIRE MUST REIGN
>[string swell]
It's funny how Colin was not into that sort of pastoral psychedelia at all, he was into Uriah Heep and Black Sabbath and all that stuff, and yet he writes these gorgeous songs like Sacrificial Bonfire and Wonderland.
Owen Cruz
I am though.
Jacob Moore
I appreciate it even more after checking out some of Rundgren's music. Similar production ideas, like the ticking clock rhythm is 100% Todd.
Christian Campbell
No. But it will make you a beta cuck like me.
Austin Carter
Not to mention Dying, very moving and underrated track. Though it's not as though Sabbath themselves were without their Planet Caravans and Changeses.
Lucas Flores
well Yes.
Evan Long
DROWING HERE IN SUMMER'S CALUDROOOOOOO-
Andrew Jones
Dear God is shit
Anthony Wilson
Right, Planet Caravan and Changes and Orchid and all that - those are beautiful folksy songs from a very unfolksy band - but it feels like Colin somehow went into heavy metal and what he got out of it was this really well done sense of melody and groove in a way that sounds very much like 60's psych pop, whereas Andy is going into psychedelia and these gorgeous pop songs and what he gets out of that is the weird and jerky and janky stuff - it's such an interesting result.