I'm actually glad the album versions are different. I wasn't really interested in listening to an album full of songs I'd already heard, but I ended up really enjoying it.
I actually prefer this version to the original. The lyrics sound more mature and they really fit the overall themes of the record much better. Also like the outro more than the original one, just sounds really pretty :)
@@DontJinxItYet let me guess you just started listening to indie music and now you think you're hot shit compared to everyone who listens to "normie" music. You'll grow out of it eventually. I did at least.
@@DontJinxItYet u can’t be talking when you have a playlist called F# A# infinity (vinyl version) and then proceed to fill the playlist with the CD version lmao
@@paranoidandroid6691 hi you commented this a year ago but i wanna remind you that you won because bro deleted his comment DIRECTLY after you said that lmao
This was my favorite recent album for several months. Now Injury Reserve released this new LP and I got a new hook, very unexpectedly. Superb hip-hop(?) . And guess what?, they're sampling Athens France as well as Sweaters by Black Midi. Not an obvious connection. In common?, they're superb.
seeing all the discourse around the lyrics and i honestly think it's cool that they took the reception they got about it and instead of complaining rather listened to the people who pointed out what they disliked and why, possibly reflected on it and then applied what they've learnt by changing the lyrical content to something more palatable. artists are human and should be allowed to grow and change (be it their craft or opinions) too :)
i actually like this more muted version, it fits in with the rest of the album and almost feels like a sequel to the original bc of “I wanna find out what it’s like” / “I guess I found out what it’s like” and the “I think she’s still waiting for us there” part. and the “I have learned so little from all that I’ve lost” tying in with Sunglasses’ lyrics makes me think it’s some sort of reflection on the subject rather than the original which is this huge manic reaction. still like the original more but I have 0 doubt this will grow on me
At least what I have read is that the changed lyrics were taken from personal experience in order to fuel Isaacs original manic breakdown vocals, which spawned from stage fright freaking him out for real when singing lead at first. That shit isnt sustainable to sing all the time since sooner or later you get confident in your singing and the lyrics change context and become unfitting.
The people that are pissed are the changes are kinda dumb. Id rather have him change it than not be comfortable with the song and never perform it again.
Seriously dude, it's his right to change it, especially when he himself has a horrible experience tied to it. I can listen to the original and this anytime I want so no need to complain.
@@iambadatpickingusernames6669 they felt uncomfortable with the lyrics and felt they were borderline misogynistic and the band didn’t feel comfortable playing/singing that version anymore so they decided if they were going to keep playing it they would have to change the lyrics. this is even reflected in the new version’s lyrics like that first line “where i wrote lines i had wished i never said”
@@zack-ne1li this even extended to sunglasses, where they took out the fuck me like you mean it line. although i personally think that line was fine i understand it
BCNR sounds so strange because while you have the beautiful instrumentation with violins and brass instruments, you also have those angular/angsty dissonant guitars inspired by David Pajo lmao.
She flies to Paris, France, I come down in her childhood bed And write the words I'll one day wish that I had never said Now all that I became must die before the forum thread The cursed vultures feed and spread the seeded daily bread And I guess I found out What it's like Oh, I am very young But I am working Working on the glow-up I am the richest girl in every room Mainline to the UE BOOM They ask me "Why don't you sing with an English accent?" Well, I guess it's too late to change it now In the rural American town fairground I go 'round and I go 'round It's a great wide gulf between intentions and what ground met me I check my phone and make the sound Like "Theme From Failure" performed, but for just you Like the new road built out of Black Country ground I have learned so little from all I lost in 2018 I think she's still waiting there for us, somewhere Underneath what we built to keep the waters clean It's a one-size-fits-all, hardcore, cyber-fetish, early-noughties zine She sells Matcha shots to pay for printing costs and a PR team She's recently enlightened and for some reason, that fazes me It won't give up, too soft to touch and how hard could it really be?
@@johnrobertson4718 she says 'why do you sing with a british accent' to herself when she actually doesn't, so I guess them saying why don't you when they actually do is a way to satirize that
Really disappointed that you guys ditched the original version. It was so good. This is still good, but the original just had this incredible manic energy to it.
"the place where she inserted the blade" and the whole "ants from up there" album utilizes an overdone cliche of repeating chords and chough-singing inserted in songs that may or may not end in "climaxes", the whole albums (AFUT) atmosphere is just amazingly out of touch, do they geniuenly think that adding a charli xcx reference to their boring song makes someone emotional (not out of irony or out of pocket funny)? just insufferable all around. @@EazzyLilE
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The last 2 minutes of this song are easily my favorite musical moment of 2021, what an amazing album too
Check out No Drum and Bass in the Jazz Room by Clever Girl if you haven’t already, similar sound :)
I'm actually glad the album versions are different. I wasn't really interested in listening to an album full of songs I'd already heard, but I ended up really enjoying it.
Don't agree with the others, this version feels like a massive improvement
I feel like it might just have to do with which version you heard first and are used to. I heard the album version first and prefer it much more
Injury Reserve brought me here. It’s a damn shame I didn’t know about this amazing UK band sooner.
Ayy me too 😊
Brad Taste In music and Anthony Fantano as well as Obscure Reviewer and Fellow Radiohead Fanboy, DAVECHER got me here 🎉😊❤
I actually prefer this version to the original. The lyrics sound more mature and they really fit the overall themes of the record much better. Also like the outro more than the original one, just sounds really pretty :)
@@DontJinxItYet let me guess you just started listening to indie music and now you think you're hot shit compared to everyone who listens to "normie" music. You'll grow out of it eventually. I did at least.
@@Revealingstorm. Isn’t Tame Impala and Weezer indie?
@@8bitdiedie both bands have been signed to major labels for most of their careers. Can't be indie when you are signed to a major label.
@@DontJinxItYet u can’t be talking when you have a playlist called F# A# infinity (vinyl version) and then proceed to fill the playlist with the CD version lmao
@@paranoidandroid6691 hi you commented this a year ago but i wanna remind you that you won because bro deleted his comment DIRECTLY after you said that lmao
absolutely love the instrumental breakdown at the end of this one
This was my favorite recent album for several months. Now Injury Reserve released this new LP and I got a new hook, very unexpectedly. Superb hip-hop(?) .
And guess what?, they're sampling Athens France as well as Sweaters by Black Midi. Not an obvious connection. In common?, they're superb.
is it the same song (superman that) that sweaters by black midi being sampled?
@@ta-mu No. Sweater is sampled in Knees.
seeing all the discourse around the lyrics and i honestly think it's cool that they took the reception they got about it and instead of complaining rather listened to the people who pointed out what they disliked and why, possibly reflected on it and then applied what they've learnt by changing the lyrical content to something more palatable. artists are human and should be allowed to grow and change (be it their craft or opinions) too :)
i actually like this more muted version, it fits in with the rest of the album and almost feels like a sequel to the original bc of “I wanna find out what it’s like” / “I guess I found out what it’s like” and the “I think she’s still waiting for us there” part. and the “I have learned so little from all that I’ve lost” tying in with Sunglasses’ lyrics makes me think it’s some sort of reflection on the subject rather than the original which is this huge manic reaction. still like the original more but I have 0 doubt this will grow on me
i agree that it almost feels like a sequel to the original because of the changes they made! I think it's really cool.
Slint for sure, but I can hear Unwound vibes as well here
Jawbox also
Sonic Youth chord progression though because it sounds very avant-guarde
Unwound ♥️
Unwound absolutely
Especially in the middle bridge
Absolutely loving these new mixes, and such a great album too
Gosh I just LOVE the instrumental
people are really making meme comments because isaac changed some lyrics that he probably felt really uncomfortable singing. that's... a choice
At least what I have read is that the changed lyrics were taken from personal experience in order to fuel Isaacs original manic breakdown vocals, which spawned from stage fright freaking him out for real when singing lead at first. That shit isnt sustainable to sing all the time since sooner or later you get confident in your singing and the lyrics change context and become unfitting.
The people that are pissed are the changes are kinda dumb. Id rather have him change it than not be comfortable with the song and never perform it again.
Seriously dude, it's his right to change it, especially when he himself has a horrible experience tied to it. I can listen to the original and this anytime I want so no need to complain.
@@TheMadalucard Where did you read this?
Strong Clever Girl vibes in the outro with the horns, really dig it.
Fuck me the outro is gorgeous...
Very Slint-esque. Very good.
Not really
@Dante Calienno who has the best?
@@jonathanhanks6434 tritone means slint
@@corda93bg blackmidi
@@jonathanhanks6434 are you kidding me? I like this song but the first half is a total rip off of nosferatu man lol
I' ve just discovered this band. Very interesting.
she loves pop culture, she has "thank u, next" stuck in her head, RIP
Why did they change this song? So disappointing. Like it's still better than most stuff other bands are putting out, but the original was insane.
@@iambadatpickingusernames6669 so fans don't get bored I reckon, go to that version if ya like it?
@@iambadatpickingusernames6669 they felt uncomfortable with the lyrics and felt they were borderline misogynistic and the band didn’t feel comfortable playing/singing that version anymore so they decided if they were going to keep playing it they would have to change the lyrics. this is even reflected in the new version’s lyrics like that first line “where i wrote lines i had wished i never said”
@@zack-ne1li this even extended to sunglasses, where they took out the fuck me like you mean it line. although i personally think that line was fine i understand it
@@zack-ne1li i don't understand how the original is misogynistic
Actually starting to like this more than the single version
Samme
It is better
The sax part is dope
Can't help but miss the original first verse
the mix is certainly better
She better stop smiling at me before we have an issue.
BCNR sounds so strange because while you have the beautiful instrumentation with violins and brass instruments, you also have those angular/angsty dissonant guitars inspired by David Pajo lmao.
I love this song that gives me a weary sense of hope at the end.
That snare tone tho 😮💨😮💨
She flies to Paris, France, I come down in her childhood bed
And write the words I'll one day wish that I had never said
Now all that I became must die before the forum thread
The cursed vultures feed and spread the seeded daily bread
And I guess I found out
What it's like
Oh, I am very young
But I am working
Working on the glow-up
I am the richest girl in every room
Mainline to the UE BOOM
They ask me
"Why don't you sing with an English accent?"
Well, I guess it's too late to change it now
In the rural American town fairground
I go 'round and I go 'round
It's a great wide gulf between intentions and what ground met me
I check my phone and make the sound
Like "Theme From Failure" performed, but for just you
Like the new road built out of Black Country ground
I have learned so little from all I lost in 2018
I think she's still waiting there for us, somewhere
Underneath what we built to keep the waters clean
It's a one-size-fits-all, hardcore, cyber-fetish, early-noughties zine
She sells Matcha shots to pay for printing costs and a PR team
She's recently enlightened and for some reason, that fazes me
It won't give up, too soft to touch and how hard could it really be?
After all these years, I prefer the single version (just because of Isaac's raw emotionality) but I really, really like how reflective this version is
absolutely addicted to the drummers cymbal playing in the first part
I’m so happy I found this beautiful thing...
Goodbye Isaac.
5:00 🛐
I just think they're absolutely awwwesome!
Good morning gentlemen
good morning, captain
People always seem to mention Slint as an influence, but am I the only person who also hears some Joan of Arc inspiration?
How should I sample superman that from injury reserve?
ok this kinda grew on me, it’s still my favourite song of theirs
Ugh this is so good *cries* I love it :-)
GOOOOOD!!
1:20 Breadcrumb Trail?
i just recently discovered them, and like the album versions more than the singles.
This is music
2:06 what are the wind instruments used here? 👁
the time has come
That begining is hunting me
these lyrics are better
No more sourdough bread :(
Paris, Greece
This is just the riff to Love Buzz by Shocking Blue inverted
Me gustó esta versión más que la anterior.
yes
Vocals sound like Les Savy Fav
I am working on my glow up as well
Come to Mexico
La mujer invertida me asustó.
This sounds strangely similar to folk implosions “keeping score”
you're all going to xoth camp
Just listen to the song...
i miss the drums at the end from the single :(
Superman that
where the f word at
Best comment
We made it fellas
👏
Does the other version have the Phoebe Bridgers shout out?
yes it do
What’s the deal with the Phoebe Bridgers reference? Seems random.
@@johnrobertson4718 she says 'why do you sing with a british accent' to herself when she actually doesn't, so I guess them saying why don't you when they actually do is a way to satirize that
@@matt23012301 Actually the song that contains the line referenced is about her ex boyfriend Ryan Adams
q perro temazo
serious Slint vibes
@Fabrizzio Salazar if you disagree you obviously don't have a fuckin clue who i'm talking about
am i the only one who actually likes the new versions?
I like this version of Athens better, but I somewhat prefer the original sunglasses still
@@ohwow9870 same
@@ohwow9870 same
Basically la dispute but with more jazz bridges lmao 🤣
Really disappointed that you guys ditched the original version. It was so good. This is still good, but the original just had this incredible manic energy to it.
This can be said about every song on this EP.
@@pinkpools it's an album not an ep
@@pinkpools mainly sunglasses and this, sunglasses was a huge letdown
@@arunistrying really? I love the new sunglasses
Couldn’t agree more. Thanks to the uploader for keeping this version alive
ArtGrid
Way. To. F*cking. Go, Injury Reserve.
Definitely prefer the single version of this and sunglasses, maybe unpopular opinion. Not butchered, just too the emotion out of it.
good but original better
the
Hola nwn
Idk how to feel about the mouth sounds
look how they massacred my boy
I’ve kind of grown to like this version more
I didn’t realize Talking Head was back
How does this sound like the talking heads?
Yeah that was my thought too. Definite Talking Heads vibe going on, particularly in the vocal delivery.
I kinda get Sufjans Steven vibes
how
This version is good but it lost all the energy & excitement rip
What the hell are these hobo johnson teir lyrics?
Feel like Slint should be listed as writers on this track... shameless
this band will be forgotten about in 3-4 years
Why?
very generic unispired music in the vein of arcade fire and the national@@andrewoid4711
@@hymcoundi dunno abt that, their music is insanely unique from the ones I've heard. give "the place where she inserted the blade" a listen.
"the place where she inserted the blade" and the whole "ants from up there" album utilizes an overdone cliche of repeating chords and chough-singing inserted in songs that may or may not end in "climaxes", the whole albums (AFUT) atmosphere is just amazingly out of touch, do they geniuenly think that adding a charli xcx reference to their boring song makes someone emotional (not out of irony or out of pocket funny)? just insufferable all around. @@EazzyLilE
@@hymcound i just think the song sounds good man, to each their own.
why did they change the lyrics? this version feels so soulless in comparison :/
God please bring back the original version please this is not it
heck no
Why
It's like slint meets BadBadNotGood. Not very original.
Most new sounds in general are just mixtures of already existing genres, all music is derivative.
tublr-core w/ cringy lyrics