I Hate Music (豆瓣)

表演者: Superchunk
流派: 摇滚
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: CD
发行时间: 2013-08-20
出版者: Merge Records
唱片数: 1
条形码: 0673855048024

豆瓣评分

6.9

50人评价

5星

3.2%
4星

51.6%
3星

32.3%
2星

12.9%
1星

0.0%

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　　Superchunk will release I Hate Music, their tenth studio album, on August 19. The band has also announced tour dates throughout the late summer and fall. After taking nearly a decade off following the release of Here s to Shutting Up, Mac, Laura, Jon, and Jim decided to shout it out again in 2010 with Majesty Shredding, an album perfectly described by its own title. It s a ce... (展开全部) 　　Superchunk will release I Hate Music, their tenth studio album, on August 19. The band has also announced tour dates throughout the late summer and fall. After taking nearly a decade off following the release of Here s to Shutting Up, Mac, Laura, Jon, and Jim decided to shout it out again in 2010 with Majesty Shredding, an album perfectly described by its own title. It s a celebratory set of whoa-whoa-whoas from a group so thrilled by making music together again that they can t contain themselves. The band s forthcoming release, I Hate Music, is Majesty s dark twin. It s similarly aggressive often moreso (see Staying Home ) and every bit as energetic. It reflects the joys of a life spent immersed in music ( Me & You & Jackie Mittoo, Trees of Barcelona ), but there s a dark undercurrent as well. That title isn t tongue-in-cheek, but it s really more a question than a statement: When you re 20, lazy co-workers and romantic missteps number among your biggest worries; two decades later, life s bigger questions knock louder and louder, demanding answers. I Hate Music is an album about love more than anything else: love of life, love of living, love of people, and yeah, love of music. It defies its own title so completely and diligently that it never even seems like a fair fight: There s no pain this deep or yearning this severe without the type of love earned over a lifetime. I hate music what is it worth? / Can t bring anyone back to this earth goes the first line in Me & You & Jackie Mittoo. That song and its ten companions can t relive the past or resurrect those lost, but they can keep them close enough to see and hear and celebrate. It s dark in here, but if we conjure the right words and sounds, maybe we ll find our way out.
　　I Hate Music is Majesty's dark twin. It's similarly aggressive often moreso and every bit as energetic. It reflects the joys of a life spent immersed in music (":Me & You & Jackie Mittoo,": ":Trees of Barcelona":), but there's a dark undercurrent as well. That title isn't tongue-in-cheek, but it's really more a question than a statement: When you're 20, lazy co-workers and romantic missteps number among your biggest worries; two decades later, life's bigger questions knock louder and louder, demanding answers.