I could listen to them talk about this for hours.

Ah, this will do it.
Fun.

EDIT: Guess you need to click "fun." and you'll see it.

Originally Posted by Joe DeAndrea

I could listen to them talk about this for hours.

This! It's always really sweet to hear bands talk about how an album comes together.

Any guesses to the pretentious indie band that wouldn't let them use a sample for All Alright?

This explains why "It Gets Better" is so weak.

Really, really good listening. Dropped everything I was doing to listen to this.

Originally Posted by dani1292

This! It's always really sweet to hear bands talk about how an album comes together.

Listening to more than a hundred albums per year, things like this give you a special "connection" or intimacy to the specific record.

Fantastic idea, more bands should be doing this.

Originally Posted by AC91

Any guesses to the pretentious indie band that wouldn't let them use a sample for All Alright?

Came in here to ask the same thing

This rocker boy type of song.

Great, great, great listen. Finally finished. Worth it for everyone who has any remote interest in the band.

It clearly articulates what is so bad about tracks like "Stars" and what is so good about tracks like "Some Nights". They do a great job of explaining lots of artistic directions, sounds, and songwriting. Can't recommend it enough.

Except ... "Stars" is the best song on the album.

Can someone please rip this? It's not available on Spotify in Sweden

I love when a band is this excited about music they're releasing.

these doods are cool. is will noon still in the band? i saw him in the vid

Originally Posted by Jason Tate

Except ... "Stars" is the best song on the album.

Agreed. Although the title track comes in a very close second.