/mu/ - Paul Simon: The Rhythm of the Saints [Warner Bros. - Music

Anonymous

11/15/25(Sat)09:31:56 No.128478208

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Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)09:31:56 No.128478208 Archived

Paul Simon: The Rhythm of the Saints [Warner Bros., 1990]
his life in the bush of a fully-formed middle-class music scene more sophisticated than he'll ever be ("The Obvious Child," "The Coast") *

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)09:37:42 No.128478260

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)09:37:42 No.128478260

>>128478208
>his life in the bush of a fully-formed middle-class music scene more sophisticated than he'll ever be
so much projection

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)09:42:41 No.128478301

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)09:42:41 No.128478301

Words

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)09:43:29 No.128478313

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)09:43:29 No.128478313

>>128478301
>Words
yes that does accurately describe a Paul Simon album

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)09:44:58 No.128478324

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)09:44:58 No.128478324

>>128478208
Not that this one is "bad" or anything, but everyone pretty much agrees Graceland was the last time he was really running on all cylinders.

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)09:52:06 No.128478377

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)09:52:06 No.128478377

Simon's never made a bad album other than Capeman but yeah his later ones are a little meh even if he was always a solid live performer.

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)12:15:51 No.128479638

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)12:15:51 No.128479638

>>128478301
no, in your case: word

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)12:46:55 No.128479931

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)12:46:55 No.128479931

>>128478208
lol he's implying Simon is a scene tourist

Anonymous
11/15/25(Sat)13:59:36 No.128480633

Anonymous 11/15/25(Sat)13:59:36 No.128480633

>>128478208
ok boomer