I just heard about 10 seconds of this song on the radio .WOW what a beautiful SOUND and unmistakenly Rich when that voice comes in ! I THINK IT'S A HIT
You're a poet. A Blues poet, actually. I get the Charlie Daniel's Rap analogy you must have picked up on as a kid, like I did, and opting to NOT use the obvious rhyme at the turn-around is a very Blues choice. You're brave, and that matters. While I DO like and respect the soft, ethereal addition she brings you... The BEST thing I've heard from you, was when you did "This Land Is Your Land." Actually, its the best use of music in film (Bigrig) I have EVER experienced. Perfect use of that rough Timber you have. Unfortunately, I can't get a copy of that song mixed with yours anywhere other than watching it in that Doc. Anyway, Marine Corps props, man.
Normally a fan. Good job on this one too. I like the polished sound/feel of this. Good lyrical flow fo sho ! (in past songs you miss syllables, not sure if on purpose to break flow, but it irks my inner OCD.... this is nice, ducks in a row!)
Can't get over the feeling that I've heard Buck rapping completely similar to this before in Bike for Three! The vocals are also remarkably conventional. And seriously, who appreciates hipster wonderland video style anymore? If I wanted it, I'd go watch Lana del Rey's latest vid. Sorry if this sounded bitter, it's just that I had very high expectations when I opened the video. Sadly, this album promo is not another Centaur or Pants On Fire. It's no Paper Airplane, either.
This why I believe it is a bad idea to have expectations. You're right, it isn't Centaur, Pants On Fire, or Paper Airplane, those are old. I say let him evolve, let him grow.
I completely agree on that, but if this song were an ultimate illustration of how he grew, I'd have to say he grew repetitive and mainstream-ish. Compared to 20 Odd Years, where he tackled the same challenge of making songs about love with ingenuity and innovation, this one, although being a great song in itself, doesn't differ from his previous style and, to a great extent, conforms to cookie-cutter patterns of indie-pop.
TheCouchpotat0 I actually like it. Edited this reply! Because I realized I sounded like one of those douches that acts like he knows the artist because of his music and interviews. He's changing with each album, it's cool to see
TheCouchpotat0 I actually agree with you. Not a huge fan of this. If i want normal love/whatevs hiphop, I got tons of other artists. I love Buck for his wicked and weird lyrics and beats! However, as long as some of the songs on the new album retain that quality, I'm sure it will be great!
Definitely on the poppy side, a nice change from "artsy". I'm not a pop guy, but i've always felt Buck deserves a larger audience, and if this is will help that, then so be it.
I grew up on pen thief and centaur and It is very pop style but what matters is that it’s a dope beat and his lyrics say something real. At least he’s not mumbling.
Nice lyrics, allright song, but it is weird for me when such artist like Buck start to follow trends, like these trendy snares and hihat arrangements. Hm just interesting.
You're the best, man
dear buck 65, you are amazing. sencerely, everyone whos not deaf.
Great show in Winnipeg the other night, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I just heard about 10 seconds of this song on the radio .WOW what a beautiful SOUND and unmistakenly Rich when that voice comes in ! I THINK IT'S A HIT
You're a poet. A Blues poet, actually. I get the Charlie Daniel's Rap analogy you must have picked up on as a kid, like I did, and opting to NOT use the obvious rhyme at the turn-around is a very Blues choice. You're brave, and that matters. While I DO like and respect the soft, ethereal addition she brings you... The BEST thing I've heard from you, was when you did "This Land Is Your Land." Actually, its the best use of music in film (Bigrig) I have EVER experienced. Perfect use of that rough Timber you have. Unfortunately, I can't get a copy of that song mixed with yours anywhere other than watching it in that Doc. Anyway, Marine Corps props, man.
Always excited for new Buck 65 music. September 30th can't get here fast enough!
This is art. It’s amazing and destroys me every damn time. Anyone who’s lived knows what I mean.
Wonderful.
Love this song!
Thanks Buck
He's still standing. Sometimes that's all you can do.
Buck is back, yey
While the song isn't a must have song for me, the video is awesome. Kinda like Paper Airplanes to me. Love it
sickly sweet, Shrek 10 soundtrack?!
Normally a fan.
Good job on this one too.
I like the polished sound/feel of this.
Good lyrical flow fo sho !
(in past songs you miss syllables, not sure if on purpose to break flow, but it irks my inner OCD.... this is nice, ducks in a row!)
*their There They're. Off to the next project.This song reminds me of a sadder time in my life. First listen a few tears. Good indicator of art.
i love it
Can't get over the feeling that I've heard Buck rapping completely similar to this before in Bike for Three! The vocals are also remarkably conventional. And seriously, who appreciates hipster wonderland video style anymore? If I wanted it, I'd go watch Lana del Rey's latest vid.
Sorry if this sounded bitter, it's just that I had very high expectations when I opened the video. Sadly, this album promo is not another Centaur or Pants On Fire. It's no Paper Airplane, either.
This why I believe it is a bad idea to have expectations. You're right, it isn't Centaur, Pants On Fire, or Paper Airplane, those are old. I say let him evolve, let him grow.
I completely agree on that, but if this song were an ultimate illustration of how he grew, I'd have to say he grew repetitive and mainstream-ish. Compared to 20 Odd Years, where he tackled the same challenge of making songs about love with ingenuity and innovation, this one, although being a great song in itself, doesn't differ from his previous style and, to a great extent, conforms to cookie-cutter patterns of indie-pop.
TheCouchpotat0 I actually like it. Edited this reply! Because I realized I sounded like one of those douches that acts like he knows the artist because of his music and interviews. He's changing with each album, it's cool to see
TheCouchpotat0 I actually agree with you. Not a huge fan of this. If i want normal love/whatevs hiphop, I got tons of other artists. I love Buck for his wicked and weird lyrics and beats!
However, as long as some of the songs on the new album retain that quality, I'm sure it will be great!
Stay a couch potato until your eventually overcome with diabetes, cuz you wouldn't know good music if it got your blood moving again.
FIRESEED #FIRESEED
Faneffingtastic.
yeeeeaaaaahhhaaaaaa!
its nice.
Yes
Great track, only complaint is the really cheesy effect used between 1:30-1:35
Metaphorically, I'm an expert on War.
the music is a bit too poppy for my taste, but as always Buck came through with the rhymes
Definitely on the poppy side, a nice change from "artsy".
I'm not a pop guy, but i've always felt Buck deserves a larger audience, and if this is will help that, then so be it.
Is it the field of poppies?
same i found an old remix of buck on cassette. it sounds better than any modern buck imo.
I grew up on pen thief and centaur and It is very pop style but what matters is that it’s a dope beat and his lyrics say something real. At least he’s not mumbling.
dont do this to us
I’m Kevin davis nephew
Nice lyrics, allright song, but it is weird for me when such artist like Buck start to follow trends, like these trendy snares and hihat arrangements. Hm just interesting.
fkykas I think this songs is about his marriage
rich the rap game kobe bryant
normally I like buck but just not a fan of this one. chorus is repetitive
No… not for me
Weak female vocals. Buck hasn't found his Tammy Terrell yet.