You felt it when the purchase hit your Mastercard.

You bought upwards of $60 worth of cheese, cured meats, small pickled peppers, olives, French bread, fig spread because you are nothing if not sophisticated, and I get it. I think Shellac is really more of a live band, anyway, so for the best Shellac listening experience I'd just go to one of their shows. The some of the best Shellac songs ('Billiard Player's Song,' 'Doris,' 'Wingwalker') are on their older EP's. Dude, Incredible is the most unga bunga record of theirs, and also the least interesting. There are plenty of classics in the beginning and end but the middle is just full of weak songs and half-baked ideas. I actually think 1000 Hurts is one of their weaker albums. And even Excellent Italian Greyhound has stuff on it that resembles 'Crow' so even if you prefer Shellac when they embrace delayed gratification I'd listen to it. If songs like 'My Black Ass' or 'A Minute' were more your speed then I would go with Excellent Italian Greyhound. If you find 'Crow' your favorite song off that album then Terraforming is the album to listen to. Its opening songs are very strong and 'Crow' is a nice hint of some of the extended, post-rocky, Louisville-esque songs on records later to come. I personally think At Action Park is the best Shellac record to start with. Lmao hauntology I love all the zoomers in hereīut whatever, I don’t mind living in the world where Mac Plus gets either lauded on its merits or just championed for a shallow but cool affect - because I remember when absolute trash Girl Talk “Night Ripper” was somehow considered something genius a decade beforeĮdit: damn I was originally under the wrong impression that Never Too Much was written by Ashford & Simpson but it’s all Mr. The parts are greater than the sum, just listen to the 12” version of Luther Vandross’ “Never Too Much” (all those Japanese city pop songs were largely copying Ashford & Simpson anyway) I don’t feel like Mac Plus lasts so much when you start getting into the samples tho. If you had a shitty little fm radio on the bus instead of your phone or iPod touch or whatever, and tuned it to your regional R&B throwback station, there’s a good chance you’d catch Diana Ross

Yet that feeing when conveyed is nonetheless where the “Art” of mac plus actually lives, huh? Mac plus is a fine enough mix and I was definitely into the vibe at the time but wow who were we kidding, Diana Ross is not esoteric even if it’s slowed down

Cost of a big mac fries and coke