Is the silence at the end of Providence before J.L.H. important? plz respond, the version I have doesn't have it and I don't know if i should abort my first listen or not
>>65636044
You need to abort immediately. The only true way to listen to it is to have complete silence for 4 minutes and 8 seconds before hearing the J.L.H Outro or you ruin the whole experience. Once I forgot to stop and reflect in the silence, never again.
>>65636228
its a bit like Pusha Man in that way isn't it? alright, i just got done with East Hastings so i'll wait before i continue
I actually kinda wish my version didn't have the silence. JLH (or DLH?) is meant to be a hidden track which isn't very 2016.
>>65637609
I prefer the vinyl version tbqhwyf.
>>65637892
Well you're wrong I guess.
>>65637980
why tho, I like both. The vinyl version feels more concise.
>>65636228
What I do is I pause the album and set my phone's timer to 4 min 8 sec and I sit in silence until it hits zero.
>>65638023
This. If you don't do this you might as well never have listened to the album.
>>65638018
Why should it feel concise? The concept is absolutely the opposite of concise. Some of the best bits are absent from the vinyl and the production is much worse.
>>65638081
>The concept is absolutely the opposite of concise
What? The movements and general flow of the album is more streamlined in the vinyl version in my opinion. Some of the moments on the CD version are my favorites but I don't see how the album being less concise adds to the concept.
>>65636044
this whole thread is fucking fag fadora fag tier. Just listen to the fucking song.
>>65638224
*GASP* you said four bad words in a row!
>>65638162
>I don't see how the album being less concise adds to the concept.
Then you don't get the concept.
