Tomorrow's Harvest turned 13 today. Is it better or worse than Inferno?
>>130527853Its hard to say so soon but tomorrow's harvest has grown on me more and more with each passing year
In 2013 it was both relevant and ahead of its time. Right now, it’s very much of its time. It was always a great album though. TH>Inferno>Geogaddi>Twoism>MHTRTC>Trans>TCH
Why is Telepath so cool? Why do I keep replaying this track? This is the coolest vocal they've ever done and it's just a guy counting
worse but not by muchThe Campfire Headphase > Hi Scores > Inferno > Old tunes / Random 35 > Music Has the Right to Children > Geogaddi> Tomorrow's Harvest > In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country
>>130530938That's crazy, if you turned your "greater thans" into "less thans" you're dead on
its better than inferno because its their best albuminferno is somewhere between the middle or upper tier of their albums
Tomorrow's Harvest is an odd duck. It's kinda like the serious, "no fun allowed" one, and there's a time and place for that but it's not the same time as any of the others. Even Inferno, for as dark as it is, is sometimes so over the top with it that it circles back to Geogaddi's brand on kitschy entertainment, to say nothing of MHTRTC or TCH which are just casually fun albums. I'm not sure I'd say it's "worse" so much as it's the black sheep out of the albums. It's fine for what it is, but it's distinctly different.
>>130527853Inferno has been more immediately enjoyable for me, given that it took a while for me to really get TH. The question is whether it has the staying power to keep me engaged until the next Boc record in 37 years
>>130532387There you goThe Campfire Headphase < Hi Scores < Inferno < Old tunes / Random 35 < Music Has the Right to Children < Geogaddi < Tomorrow's Harvest < In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country
>>130527853TH is a bit too polished for my liking but the tracks are interesting enough to make up for it, Inferno sounds like a fan trying to replicate that style but making generic synthwave by accident.
>>130539860I can sort of see it. I think Inferno is very much a follow-up to TH in that they pulled back on their own nostalgic tropes and pushed harder with the sort of polish we were seeing on TH. I don't see it as a "return to form" album or anything like that, it definitely continues off the last one.