Odd Future - The OF Tape Vol.2
For the first time in their combined 15 albums Odd Future sound like nothing more that a bunch of kids who can't believe their good luck. And on OF Tape Vol 2, neither can we.
For the first time in their combined 15 albums Odd Future sound like nothing more that a bunch of kids who can't believe their good luck. And on OF Tape Vol 2, neither can we.
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Fernando Torres, aged 11
the guy who wrote this review is clearly a knobhead/a trying-too-hard undergraduate/both
However, i agree with the score and the sentiment; just not all the faux-intellectualising.
Poor review.
Funny thing is, 'Oldie' is by far and away the best thing on this
Completely disagree with the reviewer's sentiments as well: OF should stop trying to be 'transgressive art' (whatever the hell that is) and focus on having fun and being themselves. Which is clearly the vibe you get from 'Oldie', and not from Goblin/most of their recent work. Most of their output has been self consciously transgressive but outwardly puerile.
You're thinking too hard
haha you used the word 'thusly'
what a douche
Pfft, no idea sure why everyone’s pants are in a twist, there’s nowt wrong with this review
Good points, well made. Could probably lose a paragraph here and there, but if there’s one band worth going on about...
You sound like the kind of guy who would namecheck Camus
whilst writing a User Review for a toaster on Amazon.
And I say this having not heard a note of this album.
Well I like it.
i love this review!