Ty Segall - C or D?

need to go find this...

it's great. buy it. (when its out).

liking a lot of this but the guitar solo passages sort of distract me from everything else. bet it will rip live though!

its his longest album yet, isn't it?

yeah, it's 17 songs, and some push four minutes. it's good but i can't decide if it's too long. i think it might be.

production is awesome.
the problem is the songwriting. it's kinda generic Ty style.

this album james hard

jams

i love it. its harder to digest in one go than, say, melted. but its excellent.

yeah i'm holding judgment until i get to listen all the way through a few more times. i have faith in him! so excited to see him soon. bummed i missed the Fuzz tour:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NiCjusQfd8

It sounds really retro. Like way more retro than his other stuff. I prefer the rocked-out version of "Feel" from Conan to the album version.

yes, more straightforwardly classic rockin to these ears ... still fresh tho

i still think Hair and Fuzz are the best things he done.

Manipulator is his third best i guess imo.

hair is really great

new album is really holding up great for me

who's the drummer on this? so good, and those nice, flat 70s drum sounds too

rhythm section makes this album

good hooks on every song as well, haven't heard a retro rock record this good for a long time

guessing it's him?

I liked one song I heard- I'll check out the rest. Thanks!

there are a few different drummers i believe, the lady who toured with him on a few, him on some, and i think chris wodehouse who is from that whole san fran psych/garage thing.

still think the album is a little too long and some of the guitar solos are sort of distracting/crappy but overall i really dug it

their touring drummer is Emily Epstein -- she's been playing drums for Ty for a few years -- she moved down to LA last year

Ty Segall is a very good drummer though

totes

Super solid fun record! Drags a bit in spots maybe - but good dirty sound, really hooky tunes - almost verging on a scrappy sprightly version of Deep Purple or Sabbath riffage. I haven't heard everything, but Manipulator seems like a breakthrough of sorts.

Seems like everyone very keen to tag this as ' break through' when it actually appears to be struggling for any more traction than previous records. Everyone seems to get that he is a solid songwriter but he does not seem to have found X FaCtor song. Not that I think that is necessarily some kind of noble goal to crave or is necessary but it is curious to me how much of the narrative around this record is about taking things to the ' next level'

It does seem like a bit more thought out and cohesive and tuneful record than others to me - and maybe a bit more conventional. I don't think anyone really expects a huge hit record out of the guy.

Seems like everyone very keen to tag this as ' break through' when it actually appears to be struggling for any more traction than previous records. Everyone seems to get that he is a solid songwriter but he does not seem to have found X FaCtor song. Not that I think that is necessarily some kind of noble goal to crave or is necessary but it is curious to me how much of the narrative around this record is about taking things to the ' next level'

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Fwiw,I wanted to go see hij
m recently and he instantly sold out a club he'd played before to solid but far from sold out crowd, also have a couple of friends who are into more commercial band like black keys, qotsa, etc get into him now

Oh well sounds like he is doing better with thiS than I thought then. Good for him.

it might be more momentum than the last album specifically, but i'm hearing a lot more friends/coworkers talking about the guy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou-72_Ya5Ec

fuzz II is pretty dope

still waiting for my copy from in the red.

It's streaming on the NPR website (for a couple more days until the official release):

http://www.npr.org/2015/10/14/444448267/first-listen-fuzz-ii

loving the fuzz II

I like Mikal Cronin's last two records a lot more than any of this stuff

Hmm... I tried one Mikal Cronin song on Youtube. It was OK I guess, but it didn't sound anything like Fuzz. I was a bit skeptical if I needed a double-album's worth of more Fuzz but I ended up listening all the way through to the NPR stream.

Cronin's debut is excellent, heavy Segall-strafed power-pop. His second was pleasant, but I found the third dull, though I didn't listen to it enough to be fair. He's no Ty.

http://emotionalmugger.com

Oh mama..

killer cover of the equals' diversion on the new album

streaming via npr

sounds great.

Interesting production. Kinda new wave Devo doing garage. Melodies might be the downside.we shall see..

Not really feeling this and I'm a pretty big fan.

melodies problem confirmed.

got a new band lineup, recorded with steve albini apparently

never really listened to him before tonight, i got the death by audio 3xLP and it came with a 12" of his first show in new york in 2008. it's rad- i love the context and the vibe- not many people there, crowd chatting a bit, segall says he's psyched to be in new york. dude has a massive discography, what's a good place to start?

imo can't go wrong with anything from 2009 to 2014

reverse shark attack, melted, goodbye bread, twins, hair, slaughterhouse, manipulator are all great

Melted's a great starting place, also the Singles comp on Goner, or the live at Aisle 5 LP.

Melted is what got me hooked.

^^^

https://tysegall.bandcamp.com/track/the-main-pretender

Great new song. Back to Glam Rock!

Works for me.

Stream thy last stream:

https://www.npr.org/2018/01/18/578405537/first-listen-ty-segall-freedom-s-goblin