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I have not listened to Greta Van Fleet

Jedoc

Thetheroo

A Charlie Brown Ripmas

YaYa

Tube wrote: »

I have not listened to Greta Van Fleet

boy, if you think The Darkness are derivative then buckle the fuck up

Fearghaill

Al_wat

I actually like Greta van Fleet but I can understand people being skeptical of them

HeadCreeps

Greta van Fleet, aka "Hey guys, remember Led Zeppelin?!"

Werewolf2000ad

nightmarenny

YaYa wrote: »

Tube wrote: »

I Believe In A Thing Called Love is a great tune. The rest of what they did was so wildly derivative that I find it hard to summon up much sympathy for their subsequent failure. Everything from the music to the costumes to the personas to the stage performance was ripped off of somewhere, and once you get over "it's like Queen, but shit!" there's not much left.

Tube have you listened to Greta Van Fleet yet

Hot take: The majority of people who like Greta Van Fleet now would have hated Led Zeppelin in the 60's.

ThatDudeOverThere

I've never heard of greta van fleet but this thread is making me want to check them out out of spite

YaYa

ThatDudeOverThere wrote: »

I've never heard of greta van fleet but this thread is making me want to check them out out of spite

they're deeply bad

nightmarenny

ThatDudeOverThere wrote: »

I've never heard of greta van fleet but this thread is making me want to check them out out of spite

If youre gonna do that first read this hilariously over the top review.

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/greta-van-fleet-anthem-of-the-peaceful-army/

HeadCreeps

nightmarenny wrote: »

ThatDudeOverThere wrote: »

I've never heard of greta van fleet but this thread is making me want to check them out out of spite

If youre gonna do that first read this hilariously over the top review.

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/greta-van-fleet-anthem-of-the-peaceful-army/

And at least Zeppelin knew to separate their sweet-lady-I’m-horny songs from their howling-about-literary-fantasy songs. Hilariously, Greta Van Fleet combine them into one on “The Cold Wind,” where the narrator (who is dying) begs his “sweet mama” to take the family ox (I guess) to town to sell it, when, mid-ox-transaction, this happens: “The Yankee peddler bargains with you on his way/Whoa sweet mama’s gotten herself a new dress.”

milski

Remember when Pitchfork gave Andrew W.K. an 0.6 and called him "tard-rock?"

Pitchfork is bad y'all

Ms Dapper

These new animatronics are fantastic

chrishallett83

HeadCreeps wrote: »

Greta van Fleet, aka "Hey guys, remember Led Zeppelin?!"

That's being generous.

More like "Remember Wolfmother? You know how they aped Led Zeppelin? Well, we ape them."

Virgil_Leads_You

I'm happy with any band that produces at least one good song that I'll enjoy if played in my vicinity once a year.
I'm not too picky.

DarkPrimus

Ms Dapper wrote: »

These new animatronics are fantastic

Imagine if they did a live-action Beauty & the Beast using these instead!

Delzhand

nightmarenny wrote: »

ThatDudeOverThere wrote: »

I've never heard of greta van fleet but this thread is making me want to check them out out of spite

If youre gonna do that first read this hilariously over the top review.

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/greta-van-fleet-anthem-of-the-peaceful-army/

I love love love reading savage reviews of things. I don't even need to know about the subject material. I wish there was a website that just collected shit like this.

Psykoma

OmnipotentBagel

My hot take would be that Zeppelin should have combined their "oh god I'm horny" songs with their "fuck yeah fantasy" songs. Gimme Robert Plant singing about how badly he wants to fuck Galadriel or whatever.

Jedoc

Carrot In a Box is the finest sport humanity has ever devised.

Butler

This is actually SFW. Just barely.

EDIT: Actually, the language isn't, but it is visually SFW.

Butler

Greta Van Fleet are harmless fun and also poetic justice for all the artists Led Zeppelin ripped off.

Dedwrekka

I'm seriously disappointed that this isn't actually an animated show.

Peas

It's our favourite song December

Brainleech

Munkus Beaver

Psykoma wrote: »

I knew exactly what this was when I clicked on it.

And I love it.

The Black Hunter

Tube wrote: »

I Believe In A Thing Called Love is a great tune. The rest of what they did was so wildly derivative that I find it hard to summon up much sympathy for their subsequent failure. Everything from the music to the costumes to the personas to the stage performance was ripped off of somewhere, and once you get over "it's like Queen, but shit!" there's not much left.

It's all fun enough that I don't care

Thankfully, they didn't hang around

AngelHedgie

Meet Mr. Murderbritches:

https://twitter.com/CenterForBioDiv/status/1070451281033093122

chrishallett83

Munkus Beaver wrote: »

Psykoma wrote: »

I knew exactly what this was when I clicked on it.

And I love it.

That reach into the box for the non-existent carrot was when Sean sealed the deal. He could have been stone-faced and dead silent the whole time and still Jon would have thought the carrot was in Sean's box.

ThatDudeOverThere

Peas

Metzger Meister

Indie Winter wrote: »

the 90s were a golden era of space tv shows

they were also the golden era of medical dramas

ergo, combining the two was the only logical thing to do:

i know i'm mad late to the party on this one but i would have watched the hell out of this show.

this isn't something i knew i wanted until like right this second

ThatDudeOverThere

defunctland doing a thing

Tube

After a week or so of listening to a ton of Adam Neely, he has my full endorsement. He's really fantastic, I don't think I've disagreed with him substantially on any subject (and I'm extremely disagreeable about music).

#pipe

ThatDudeOverThere

Tube

A cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps genuinely changed my life.

ThatDudeOverThere