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There is a distinct moment during Frank O' Hara that you expect things to take off...It is so strikingly similar to the song Washing Machine. But it doesn't and I kinda wish that it did.

starts at about 1:35

I agree. I think that Frank O'Hara Hit is my least favorite CLM moving song. Which is ironic because I know all of the lyrics to it by heart. At the Other Music show Thutston sang "July 25" and then he forgot the next line (Bobby Dylan, as when he performs that song live he never follows the first line with "Sunday night" as he does in the recorded version) and he asked me what it was and I told him. One of the best moments of my life.

by being on here 2 billion times.

I think CLM is very much Thurston project, because he has made all the songs alone. I think like some other great artists it´s like continuing of the great tradition. Or then same kind of evolve-process as there has been with SY (for example Syr 1 & 2 to ATL). In Psychic Hearts there are same elements as in CLM-album, but those elements are really raw when comparing it CLM. But I like them both much, it´s hard to me say which is better album. Also Demolished is very different album as CLM, but you can easily regognise them both Thurston albums.

from what i hear its just meh. not really ground breakingly amazing and just middle of the road stuff that i am sure many easily satisfied folks will think is great. middle of the road.

true

Vive Le Cheat Rock!

Christgau's review:

^I think "most important member" is lame. I love SY more than any band ever. And what I love is how much each member matters. (I've always said the same about the Pixies as well).

I do like the CLM album though. And I'd most likely agree with teh score.

I agree. Also I like a lot Moloneys´s drumming. When Steve has very good basic style to SY, I think John has more interesting way to play.

Chelsea Light Moving debut “Lip” video

May 16th, 2013 at 10:00 am by Nils

 

Thurston Moore and his merry band of agitators offer this opening salvo for a springtime revolution, 2013:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v=hkt6jTwzvJo#!



Directed by Eva at Ecstatic Peace Library

interesting little interview with thurston:

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ne...youth-20130516

edit: i guess moshe was on it already!

This bands pretty boring. I think thurstons trying too hard too sound punky. the lyrics are lame and the riffs are just tired predictable thurston riffs. Lips sux so much ass I think

Its taking some time but I'm warming up the album - to your points Sonikjesus, it is the familiarity I like -

it's this familiarity that really kills it for me. I remember someone saying on here when burroughs came out that they couldn't help but yearn for steve's drumming, and when I listen to clm I find it fucking intolerable because it is an exercise in all of thurston's negative qualities which would have been otherwise reined in by lee, kim and steve.

Saw them "live" here in Mpls. about a month ago. Thought they were fan fuckin' tastic. Thurston said he needed a beer and asked if anyone else wanted one. Went backstage and came out with some PBR Tallboys and started handing them out indiscriminately. The guys divorced and trying to soldier on, why harsh on his mellow?

I LOVE that song!

Me Too!