Always thought it was cute how on the 2nd song she sings "I think i'm in love with you" then the 3rd song she yells "I love you I love you I love you!"
The drummer Lee Buford plays in The Body, met him couple months ago after a show and talked about EAAY. (after giving him a tape of my own album, named after the band, hehe) He mentioned there being another EAAY release that never saw the light of day. He specifically said they heard Built to Spill's Perfect From Now On and were really influenced by that album for their final recordings. And no, I don't think he's willing to share them just yet....
Would you call this emo? Honestly asking, like when I was growing up chasing post hardcore bands around that was like a dirty word, I remember seeing at the drive in, and them asking to please stop calling them an emo band because they didn't wanna be pigeonholed (I think the mara volta probably settled that, prolly why they did it lol) where as the Sparta half of the band didn't seem to care, much like thursday who I adores in HS never seemed to care. But yeah the emotions def there, I more mean in a genre sense. I guess it's close enough regardless I'm just used to their being more screaming but I grew up on 3rd wave post hardcore or emo if you will.
This is beautiful music and I'm upset I only found out about it today. As an elderly millenial this would have been at the peak of my musical influences. Had I known I about it back then it would have been on constant repeat. The midwest "scene" was geographically distant and the internet was smaller and weaker, so thank you so so so much for uploading this! I also found their bandcamp now and am definitely buying their discography.
Looking back on those past years of listening to nothing but emo bands, this is the album that sticks with me and still pops up in my head all the damn time.
@@naykayta I'll try and get back to you on that. Keyword: try. I'm a Pisces so sometimes it's hard not letting people down. First full day of sobriety, hey!! Smoking weed though so I guess not technically.
i mainly listen 2 hip-hop and black metal so im not rlly used 2 this type of music but holy shit this is genuinely 1 of the most beautiful pieces of music i have ever fucking heard im crying at 3 in the morning 2 this absolute masterpiece of a project
@@dylanroemmele906 i listen 2 dsbm but only rlly the basic shit like leviathan and xasthur, i mainly listen 2 atmospheric black metal and raw black metal
@@dylanroemmele906 na im a basic hoe lmao my fav atmoblack bands would prbly b sadness paysage d'hiver and burzum and my fav rbm bands r ildjarn abruptum and enbilulugugal
I will always remember this first hitting the Internet hard in 2011. Anyone, besides people who saw them live on tour or experienced the Little Rock scene directly, is lying when they act like they knew this EP and their other tracks. My point? That is beautiful. So much undiscovered music coming out. From Zabelle Panosian, who yes was known but not widely available, to Everyone Asked About You. I know it's always been true that tape cultures and other esoteric scenes go unnoticed, but what's nice about the late 2000s, 2010s, and now 2020s is, we mean unequivocally under-known artists (regardless of their tape distribution company) being released personally by one of the members theirself etc. Reminds me of the trend of the Thai tapes blogs scene about 10 years ago.
3 года назад
Very true, I'm just hoping music blog culture doesnt die.
The RU-vid algo is the reason an army of westerners are now huge fans of somewhat obscure 1970s/80s Japanese jazz (me included). It's great how much new music we're able to find rather than being tied to what CD's we can buy or what's on the radio. Cool time to be alive tbh.
i followed the emo scene pretty closely from 1999 to 2015 or so and i never heard of this band before today so i don't think it hit the internet that hard. reminds me a bit of La Pieta whose 2001 ep Summer is a brighter lost gem imo. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CQVe9A0-beY.html
3 года назад
@@pancakerepairman oh my, this is lovely! Thanks for sharing!
Yeah a lot of labels are putting out discography collections of this stuff and it's awesome. Numero Group are the kings at it when it comes to archiving
@@plzineedtogowayrn6353 They're confirmed for Noise Pop 30 on Feb 20, 2023 @ Great American, opening for Chisel. They also have a confirmed show in Arkansas.
I'm mainly a metalhead, I listen to black metal,thrash metal,alt metal and some punk, I used to listen to this kind of music a 3 years ago but it got boring,till yesterday when I bumped Into i will wait,left me so fucking sad
I was so scared when I saw everything taken off of spotify, but super happy now that I’m seeing plans for a pressing. Definitely saving some money for some split-second vinyl purchase down the line.
These songs are like a trio of harmony, they bring up so emotion and remind me of what we lost, I can handle moving on quite fine, under the circumstances even tho she was the troubled one I always made us equal but she really did lose me and in that process we lost something that was fixable if only she loved me enough
I remember listening to this album while I was going to san diego, in San diego, and going back to New mexico, that was almost a year now, and I want to go back.
