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  • Almotasim
    1 jun 20:56
    Uh, all notes on the notepad, thanks.
     
    • DaniP
      2 jun 09:46
      I am writing this today, June 2, 2025, at 9:45 AM, these Civics are little known but will break through.
    • Almotasim
      2 jun 11:12
      With a palindromic name, they can break through from every direction.
  • Annette
    13 jun 23:25
    In order of release, I suppose....
    I can vouch for the three oldest ones (I even bought them). I've listened to Lael a bit, but I'm considering it. The first two, apart from your listens, I don't have.
     
    • DaniP
      14 jun 10:09
      Exactly, a "ranking" ordered only by release date, from the most to the least recent. I like Lael Neale, there are at least three songs that I find beautiful, but the final judgment belongs to the Venerated Master Almotasim; maybe this Ty Segall could pleasantly surprise you.
    • Annette
      15 jun 00:06
      While waiting for @[Almotasim], there is an article about her by Giancarlo Turra in the latest issue of BU.
    • Almotasim
      15 jun 11:21
      I'm late, I haven't listened to it all yet. The very beginning is weak, then it gets much, much better. The last three or four tracks are still to be listened to. That's what I can say for now. I was looking for something new in her, at first it's missing, but then it's there. DaniP is right, there are beautiful songs in sequence... she's like a flower among nettles, this girl from a rural American family...
    • DaniP
      15 jun 18:21
      Speaking of Turra, Almo, look how beautiful this retrospective of his on Yo La Tengo is Yo La Tengo: a band of friends | Humans vs Robots
    • Almotasim
      15 jun 23:02
      Uh, thanks for the thought.