My 50 favorite albums – #1
Album: Mute Math
Artist: Mute Math
Genre: Post-Rock/Experimental Rock
Year: 2006
Label: Teleprompt/Warner Bros.
Website: http://www.mutemath.com/
Track list: (Warner Bros. version)
- Collapse
- Typical
- After We Have Left Our Homes
- Chaos
- Noticed
- Plan B
- Stare at the Sun
- Obsolete
- Break the Same
- You are Mine
- Control
- Picture
- Stall Out
- Reset
Why It Belongs in My Top 10:
- Paul Meany’s voice!
- Beautiful melodies
- Creative & experimental sounds
- Rhodes Stage Piano…there’s nothing like it!
- Best stage presence & live performance EVER
- Thought-provoking spiritual lyrics
- Amazingly poetic lyrics
- Darren King is a sweet drummer!
- Variety of uses of instruments (yarn mallet on electric guitar, extra sub-sonic kick drum for percussive interludes, orchestral bass on an instrumental, AxeSynth on an instrumental, etc.)
- An amazingly creative backwards music video (yes, they had to learn how to look like they were playing it backwards)!
Check out my previous review of the album.
I knew this was going to be your favorite. Anyone who knows you knows you LOVE mutemath.
What about Earthsuit?
NICE CHOICE! I like that one too
great cd. i thought this was gonna be #1. that video is amazing!!!! i liked this series Codums
Dustin, I’m not going to lie… although Paul Meany and Roy Mitchell-Cárdenas were both Earthsuit members, as well as Darren King (for a time), I’m not the biggest fan of their music. Too hip-hop, reggae. Plus Paul Meany wasn’t the lead vocalist!!!
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