The Devlins — In Seville
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Just another lazy-voice male vocalist. Isn't there enough of these wanna-be vocalists out there?
GOOD MUSIC!
When it started, I thought "how pretentious". But then it started growing on me.
Just bought the album this week! (Thanks to hearing Devlins on RP, of course.)
Can't wait for it to show up.
Can't wait for it to show up.
poprocker1 wrote:
Bass line reminds me of the Police song "The bed's too big without you".
Nice song anyway.
love this song... that bass line is soooo cool....
Bass line reminds me of the Police song "The bed's too big without you".
Nice song anyway.
Chorus sounds like a Blond Redhead song, Elephant Woman...just a thought.
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Alpine wrote:
It sure does. Seems like he's got somewhere else to be. 4 for sure.
This starts out like it's going to be something good, then just falls flat. 4
It sure does. Seems like he's got somewhere else to be. 4 for sure.
dan bern? where? play some daniel bernstein!!!!! he's great.. this song is adequate, on the other hand
ANYTHING would be a great transition after that Dan Bern cacophony.
But you're correct. Good song.
Great transition with the Dan Bern song.
Nice music
Good tune and a good CD.
when they did the 6 feet under show with song "waiting," Oh! the two perfected rare art! what a moment in the show which is one of the best ever . . .
!varant gut!
This starts out like it's going to be something good, then just falls flat. 4
davin wrote:
Whoa I haven't heard these guys in years. I heard this one song by them, I think it was called "across the river" or some such, it stuck out in my mind for the last 10 years or so.
Whoa nostalgia just hit.
Wasn't that on tha Batman Forever Soundtrack album?
I liked that song pretty much. This is good too.
This a great CD --- recommended. The rest of the Devlins stuff --- not so much.
Whoa I haven't heard these guys in years. I heard this one song by them, I think it was called "across the river" or some such, it stuck out in my mind for the last 10 years or so.
Whoa nostalgia just hit.
KRandKids wrote:
Why dont you just come over and whack me over the head with a sapped up irridecent fluff packet.
puke.
To paraphrase Dave Barry; "Iridescent Fluff Packets" would be a great name for a band.
I think that one thing a Devlins appreciater knows is that they are purveyors of subtle moodiness - and their songs do have a shifting, wandering quality; so if you're looking for closure or dénouement at the end of the song, you're often going to be left wondering what happened. Not that that is a bad thing (sometimes its the objective). . .
ludwig7 wrote:
I'm still trying to figure out what a sapped up iridescent fluff packet is--and whether or not I should be avoiding them.
there is a piece of industrial equipment in carbon black plants (natural gas byproduct used to make tires black, toner, the black in ink, etc) that is honest-to-god called a "fluffy packer". not that it has anything to do with this song but useless trivia nonetheless.
I love this band (I've met them, maybe I'm slightly biased, they're very nice and very good-looking, but I digress...) but when I first listened to this album, I didn't like it at all. after a while it grew on me, though, and now I dig it. this is not the best song from it, though; I'd vote for Montreal or People Still Believing
I agree with Toots and Cardiojeff - their "Drift" stuff would really be great to hear again. I bought it on cassette about a million years ago, and it's worn out from getting listened to so much.
love the bass line. I do like the song, but think most of the others on this album are better
I'm still trying to figure out what a sapped up iridescent fluff packet is--and whether or not I should be avoiding them.
catmaven wrote:
....unless you're embarassed about yawning.
Lead singer seems on key . . . but mellifluous he ain't . . . maybe major problem is that the tune was written with a lot of staying on the same note. The icon is supposed to be me yawning: :oops:
Might we suggest using the yawning icon: ....unless you're embarassed about yawning.
love this song... that bass line is soooo cool....
I really liked "Drift" too. Nice to hear something new from them, but sort of nice not to have to go out and buy it, because this song's just okay. Maybe the rest of the album is better.
Ho Hum song. I'd like to hear selections off their great album "Drift".
Steelhead wrote:
This song seems to :( plod along and go nowhere.
Yup, 'Stuck in Seville' would have been a better title. It is sort of grey sounding (if grey had a sound that is).
This song seems to :( plod along and go nowhere.
i like the feal of this song, i like the feal so much i can\'t focus on the lyrics.
Why dont you just come over and whack me over the head with a sapped up irridecent fluff packet.
puke.
Every time I hear a song from this album I think it\'s amazing. Haven\'t heard from these guys for a long time and I\'m loving their new stuff.
Originally Posted by Myrrh:
I don't know about you guys, but this is perfect rainy afternoon music.
Not the same afternoon, but I agree. In fact, I'm upping my score. Sounds great out of Underworld and into B-Tribe.
Sometimes I think I\'m listening, but I\'m just tuning out...
Lead singer seems on key . . . but mellifluous he ain\'t . . . maybe major problem is that the tune was written with a lot of staying on the same note. The icon is supposed to be me yawning: :oops:
ok sound I suppose. might be a better song, but the context of so many new songs in a row makes it a bit harder for me to gauge it fairly.
actually i don't think they wanna-be-a-vocalist