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Which is better?
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Just For a Day is the best Slowdive record but I'm not sure if it tops Isn't Anything

As far as the LPs go Loveless > Isn't Anything > Just for a Day > Pygmalion > Souvlaki > mbv > the shitty two Slowdive reunion records
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>>128250130
mbv is better than everything except souvlaki imo
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>>128250130
>the shitty two Slowdive reunion records
they're clearly inferior compared to the '90s albums, but they're ok, especially S/T.
I can think of much worse reunion albums.
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>>128249956
Just For a Day
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>>128250362
this
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My bloody valentine is to shoegaze what johnny cash is to country. Once you hear them, everything else in the genre kind of pales in comparison.
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>>128250396
ill take townes van zandt over cash but i get what you mean
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>>128250130
I'm surprised people feel strongly one way or another about Slowdive's albums when weighed against each other. Pic related is how I genuinely feel, they're consistently "pretty good".
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>>128250396
>>128250396
tbf it's because the sound of Loveless is still hard for bands to replicate.
It's easier to sound like Slowdive or Lush so MBV remains rather unique in that regard



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