What You Want by My Bloody Valentine
“My love and respect for Loveless has only increased over the years. It is a staple of the 'quintessential' list and yet it has never once sounded dull, and neither have I outgrew it as often happens with many other frequently lauded albums. I find that it is perhaps one of the best-suited albums to dancing I have in my entire collection of ~800 releases - particularly at the end of the day or better yet, at the end of the week, where that initial sense of temporary freedom creeps up the walk home and into the door -- it is hard to resist giving into the ecstatic release of the closing sequence. There is something wildly compelling about the rapid percussion and the rhythmic chorus, something which I think will remain a favourite of mines for quite some time to come.”
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My love and respect for Loveless has only increased over the years. It is a staple of the 'quintessential' list and yet it has never once sounded dull, and neither have I outgrew it as often happens with many other frequently lauded albums. I find that it is perhaps one of the best-suited albums to dancing I have in my entire collection of ~800 releases - particularly at the end of the day or better yet, at the end of the week, where that initial sense of temporary freedom creeps up the walk home and into the door -- it is hard to resist giving into the ecstatic release of the closing sequence. There is something wildly compelling about the rapid percussion and the rhythmic chorus, something which I think will remain a favourite of mines for quite some time to come.
Oh, I come back to, The one who calls my name out
A new MBV album out TONIGHT!! apparently.
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i'm one of them so i am, and what of it best instrumental outro within a song. ever #TOTALCHOZZER
