Posted: 6/13/2002, 2:09 pm
All MGB's albums are really good for listening all the way through. The songs blend really well.
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Posted: 6/13/2002, 2:13 pm
I can't ever find Matthew Good albums. :|
Posted: 6/13/2002, 5:02 pm
Bananababy wrote:I can't ever find Matthew Good albums. :|
I ALMOST thought I wasn't gunna find it, but I went to Newbury Comics and they had a couple of used copies there. I was happy
.Posted: 6/14/2002, 3:15 am
Which one?
Posted: 6/14/2002, 5:51 am
O__o There were two copies of Beautiful Midnight there.
Posted: 6/14/2002, 8:43 am
Yeah, I'll keep looking.
Posted: 6/14/2002, 9:49 am
it must be nice to live in countries other then canada and have the mattew good band be a really, really hip band that noone has heard of.
i love it when records are impossibly hard to findd.
it makes me feel as if i have accomplished something when i finally get it. i also love the look on the face of the uptight pretentious hipster music clerk working the counter of the used record store when i bring a dismemberment plan CD to the register. assholes. 
i love it when records are impossibly hard to findd.
it makes me feel as if i have accomplished something when i finally get it. i also love the look on the face of the uptight pretentious hipster music clerk working the counter of the used record store when i bring a dismemberment plan CD to the register. assholes. Posted: 6/14/2002, 9:52 am
I downloaded all of his albums but I really only like Audio of Being.. it's the only one I'll buy.
Posted: 6/14/2002, 10:31 am
yeah, aob is about 1 zillion times better then everything else he's ever done. that record is genius. the other two were just good.
Posted: 6/14/2002, 11:18 am
primetimefool wrote:it must be nice to live in countries other then canada and have the mattew good band be a really, really hip band that noone has heard of.
It has its benefits. But also it means I never get to see them live or on TV, and it takes forever to import CDs.
Posted: 6/17/2002, 10:24 am
i first got into MGB when Apperations was released. AOB is fucking amazing. Couldn't stop listening to it for like 3 weeks
Posted: 6/17/2002, 11:11 am
smoking_monkey wrote:i first got into MGB when Apperations was released. AOB is fucking amazing. Couldn't stop listening to it for like 3 weeks
I still can't stop listening to it.
Posted: 6/17/2002, 12:16 pm
AOB is what I listened through during my study time for exams.
I wouldn't have survived without it.
I wouldn't have survived without it.
Posted: 6/19/2002, 2:13 pm
This thread is dying again.
After listening to AoB non-stop for the last month, I guess AoB isn't as bad as I said it is, it's ingenious lyrically. The one thing that bothers me is the recording, Matt's voice stands out too much, it seems that all the complex recordings are merely background to compliment his voice, he should lay his voice back a little. So far I think Tripoli, Truffle Pigs and Ad. on Police Cars are the best tracks.
Oh yeah, I lost the cd case, I forgot where I left it, now I only have the CD and not the case, limited edition.....
After listening to AoB non-stop for the last month, I guess AoB isn't as bad as I said it is, it's ingenious lyrically. The one thing that bothers me is the recording, Matt's voice stands out too much, it seems that all the complex recordings are merely background to compliment his voice, he should lay his voice back a little. So far I think Tripoli, Truffle Pigs and Ad. on Police Cars are the best tracks.
Oh yeah, I lost the cd case, I forgot where I left it, now I only have the CD and not the case, limited edition.....
Posted: 6/20/2002, 8:51 am
Same here.
When I first listened to AOB, I was really dissapointed with it. Just a few weeks ago, I gained a real appreciation for it. I don't think there is one song on it that I can't get myself to like. The chords, lyrics, everything is genial. Definitely an amazing album.
When I first listened to AOB, I was really dissapointed with it. Just a few weeks ago, I gained a real appreciation for it. I don't think there is one song on it that I can't get myself to like. The chords, lyrics, everything is genial. Definitely an amazing album.
Posted: 6/20/2002, 9:15 am
Odin wrote:This thread is dying again.
After listening to AoB non-stop for the last month, I guess AoB isn't as bad as I said it is, it's ingenious lyrically. The one thing that bothers me is the recording, Matt's voice stands out too much, it seems that all the complex recordings are merely background to compliment his voice, he should lay his voice back a little. So far I think Tripoli, Truffle Pigs and Ad. on Police Cars are the best tracks.
Oh yeah, I lost the cd case, I forgot where I left it, now I only have the CD and not the case, limited edition.....
That's funny, because AoB just grabbed me immediately (except for I, The Throwaway which took a couple of listens). The first time I heard Man Of Action I knew that I really was in for something very special. And Sort Of A Protest Song - that was just the perfect way for the band to finish their recordings together ("No pain, no gain").
Hopefully there might be a new album out soon because recording is going well (check out the studio diary at matthewgood.net). Whilst you're there you can dream about getting one of the t-shirts from the auction. "I Hear Matt Good's A Real Ass-Hole" is mine I tell you. Mine.
Posted: 6/20/2002, 9:17 am
I thought they broke up...?
*shame on me for not paying attention*
*shame on me for not paying attention
*Posted: 6/20/2002, 9:19 am
Sorry, I meant Matthew Good album. With Rich "Rock" Priske. So kinda half Matthew Good Band album.
Simple.
Simple.
Posted: 6/20/2002, 9:25 am
ohhhh, makes perfect sense now. 
Posted: 6/20/2002, 7:36 pm
does anyone know a good matt good fan site?