The Only Toby Driver et al Thread You'll Ever Need

I've listened to it like at least 6 times already which is phenomenal because it means I have to listen to an album in multiple settings. Some of the stuff on there is genius, and all of it is good. Up there with the best of the year.

brainerd wrote: Don't know where i would place Part The Second in my big ol' list on the previous page, but I'm definately pleased with the results. I admit i pretty much checked Toby's blog every couple of days to see if it was released yet. I kind of hear it as the missing link between motW and Choirs. Only two little aspects of the album that i'm slightly disappointed about. First, and I admit this is REALLY petty and geeky, I would have liked to hear the same guitar harmonic riff-thing (the one that Bath opens with) somewhere on Blue Ghost Revisited.  I know that's just me being an ***hole but I really like reccurring themes and stuff. Sorry. Secondly, I kind of wish that it had heavier parts like the other albums but it's a fine listen without.

Don't know where i would place Part The Second in my big ol' list on the previous page, but I'm definately pleased with the results. I admit i pretty much checked Toby's blog every couple of days to see if it was released yet. I kind of hear it as the missing link between motW and Choirs. Only two little aspects of the album that i'm slightly disappointed about. First, and I admit this is REALLY petty and geeky, I would have liked to hear the same guitar harmonic riff-thing (the one that Bath opens with) somewhere on Blue Ghost Revisited.  I know that's just me being an ***hole but I really like reccurring themes and stuff. Sorry.

I'm a new comer to Toby Driver overall, got Blue Lambency a few weeks ago and now the free MotW, and then sampled alot of stuff online. Why doesn't he just call all this stuff by his own name because the new MotW resemble Blue Lambency more than any of his other work, and neither of them really sound all that much like the classics of either band.

I WOUD TAKE SECKS FROM ANY OF U ESPECIALY TOBY =) =*

Petrovsk Mizinski wrote: I like this thread is alive and well again. TOBY DRIVER I WOULD SECKS THAT BITCH UP

i might be joins into sekzing seshon wit hughes n toby. mmmm.

avalanchemaster wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Moatilliatta wrote: Ah, The Ascent of Everest is fairly good indeed. What's this band with City of Caterpillar d00ds? Ghastly City Sleep, they have no screamo influence at all which is kinda disappointing. Basically shoegaze from what i heard. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_Caterpillar http://www.myspace.com/cityofcaterpillar

I know I already mentioned they come from City of Caterpillar, but the band themselves display no sort of screamo sound.

I think my fruit... is absolutely solid, and this is my post saying that it is, and that I'm very disapointed in Mike for not hearing it.

Petrovsk Mizinski wrote: Oh holy crap, seeing brainerd's post made me realize I still haven't heard Tartar Lamb *is ashamed*

Its certainly different than anything else, but I really enjoy. Probably moreso than his solo album.

^You and me both

Looked at the KD website yesterday and it says Mia's going to be playing guitar on the new album, which should be interesting and Toby's playing bass again, Gleam in Ranks is all the excuse I need to be excited about that!