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Old 01-21-2014, 07:02 AM   #45 (permalink)
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Title: I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
Artist: Bright Eyes
Year: 2005
Genre: Indie folk
Chronological position: Sixth album
Previous experience: Feature in emogame and some of the songs on this album
Why is this considered a classic? I'm not sure if it is, but I think a lot of hipsters would disagree

My thoughts(good, great, bad, meh, still waiting or other?):
One minute in: Still waiting
One track in: Great
Halfway: Good
Finished: Good

The album starts with a spoken intro, thus the “still waiting” on one minute in. But I know the rest of the song is amazing..! It is followed by one that is pretty mediocre in comparison, creating some contrast. It's not a bad song, but not nearly as good as the first one, in my opinion. Luckily, it has a couple of good follow-ups, especially “Lua”.

Favourite track(s): “At the Bottom of Everything”, “Lua”, “First Day of My Life”
Least favourite track(s): “Another Travelin' Song” (for being out of place)

Do I feel, at the end,
A) I wish I had listened to this sooner
B) I'm sorry I bothered
C) I might end up liking this
D) Have to wait and see
E) Bit underwhelmed; was ok but a classic?
F) Definitely enjoyed it, but again would I consider it a classic?


This is an F for me. It's a solid and alright album, I liked it, but you shouldn't consider it a classic unless you like to sit at Starbucks reading poetry.

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