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Zola Jesus features on the record too. I am very much excited, are you?

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About bloody time! It feels like FAR too long since the nigh on perfect Saturdays = Youth was released, if it can match even a fraction of that album's greatness then it will be superb.
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About bloody time! It feels like FAR too long since the nigh on perfect Saturdays = Youth was released, if it can match even a fraction of that album's greatness then it will be superb.

ALWAYS BLOODY COMPLAINING

Haha! :D

 

I do have such high expectations for this though, Saturdays = Youth was loved my be at the time and it has actually managed to grow in my affections further over time. Definite contender for album of the last decade for me.

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I must say they were absolutely sublime when I saw them live. They played at a beautiful old church in London and we all sat in the pews as lights swirled around the ceiling. The acoustics were phenomenal and the whole experience was unlike anything I've ever experienced. My friend somehow managed to fall asleep. Quite how one does that at a gig I do not know. LET ALONE AN M83 GIG. Special times.
That sounds wondrous... I am completely and utterly jealous. I can just imagine their sound working it's way around an old church, spellbinding I'm sure.
Saturdays=Youth was my favourite album of 2008, so I await this album in anticipation. I went to see them when the came here in 2008, their sound works surprisingly well in a live setting.
About bloody time! It feels like FAR too long since the nigh on perfect Saturdays = Youth was released, if it can match even a fraction of that album's greatness then it will be superb.

Indeed. "Saturdays = Youth" is one of the best albums of 2008.

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On October 18, Mute will release Hurry Up, We're Dreaming, the new double album from electronic haze-pop artist Anthony Gonzalez, known to everyone as M83. Gonzalez has been talking about this album, the follow-up to 2008's Saturdays=Youth for quite a while. Last year, he told Pitchfork, "For now, the direction of the album is very, very, very epic. Very orchestrated. I feel like it's a mix of all my albums, actually." And last month, we learned that the LP would feature contributions from Zola Jesus, Medicine's Brad Laner, Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Beck, Nine Inch Nails), and Saturdays=Youth collaborator Morgan Kibby. Talking about the album in a press release, Gonzalez cites the Smashing Pumpkins' super-grandiose 1995 double album Melon Collie and the Infinite Sadness as a key influence: "I saw when I was a teenager that I could dig into [the album]. It was like a treasure. If I were a teenager nowadays, I would try to find something as creative as this album. They had so much to say in their songs.” (Via Pitchfork)

 

CD01

01 Intro (Featuring. Zola Jesus)

02 Midnight City

03 Reunion

04 Where the Boats Go

05 Wait

06 Raconte-Moi Histoire

07 Train to Pluton

08 Claudia Lewis

09 This Bright Flash

10 When Will You Come Home?

11 Soon, My Friend

 

CD02

01 My Tears Are Becoming a Sea

02 New Map

03 OK Pal

04 Another Wave From You

05 Splendor

06 Year One, One UFO

07 Fountains

08 Steve McQueen

09 Echoes of Mine

10 Klaus I Love You

11 Outro

 

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Cannot WAIT. I recently got into Saturdays = Youth big time so this is possibly up there with No Doubt for me in the anticipation stakes :wub:
I hate double albums. I wish more artists would go down the Robyn/Body Talk route if they have too much material.
It reminds me of The Verve's Love Is Noise. I still like it though, it's just not quite as good as We Own The Sky.
It reminds me of The Verve's Love Is Noise. I still like it though, it's just not quite as good as We Own The Sky.

 

Nothing is as good as We Own the Sky.

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