Hemotep
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One of my favorite covers so far! I really hope this is it. It makes me think of 80s sci-fi movies and novels.
All Things King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
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Enaz Fox
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you're in luck. pre-order on the 22nd. single is 18 minutes long, lol.
Enaz Fox
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Also, band just announced Timeland is not coming to DSP's. Physical formats only.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - "The Dripping Tap"
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are (of course) back with another new album — it’s called Omnium Gatherum and pre-orders for it will begin on March 22, though no official release date has been announced yet. It’s the Australian band’s follow-up to last year’s Butterfly 3000, which got the full...
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BazookaTooth
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I still got to track down a fair priced copy of Float along ... Its somehow not that widely available in the EU right now.
Sebastian
It’s Wool…
Heeeeeere we go
Enaz Fox
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Jammy era... mind you this is coming from a big dead fan... man am I even more excited for this tour coming up.King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - "The Dripping Tap"
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are (of course) back with another new album — it’s called Omnium Gatherum and pre-orders for it will begin on March 22, though no official release date has been announced yet. It’s the Australian band’s follow-up to last year’s Butterfly 3000, which got the full...
BazookaTooth
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I happened to print out my tickets for August earlier at work today
Hemotep
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Happy to hear they're entering their "jammy period"!King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - "The Dripping Tap"
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are (of course) back with another new album — it’s called Omnium Gatherum and pre-orders for it will begin on March 22, though no official release date has been announced yet. It’s the Australian band’s follow-up to last year’s Butterfly 3000, which got the full...
displayname
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I’m so excited right now. To me, this feels the closest to some of the arrangements they do live. Really excited to see where this goes. I’m honesty hoping for 2 tracks total.
I love how Gizz has successfully defied all industry best practices for album releases, and thrived in the process.
I love how Gizz has successfully defied all industry best practices for album releases, and thrived in the process.
Enaz Fox
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If the emoji's were right it's an 18 track double album but we shall see as the pre-order gets closer.
yeah, and if it is an 18 track double album (or is it 16 tracks?) and we've already got an 18 minute song, this will likely be more than 2xLP, right?
BoilerRhapsody
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The Dripping Tap is a lot of fun, really didn't expect such a throwback in sound but it makes sense for a 'jammy' era. Very excited to see how diverse the sounds of the whole album are.
Enaz Fox
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I think 16 is right. my bad. Maybe it's an 8 song double album and we have an entire different 8 song album incoming as well. IM SO EXCITED AND CONFUSED AT THE SAME TIME.
Hemotep
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Listening again and I am so excited for the boots of this live!
I hope they adopt the Dead's habit of an early set and then a late set for most of their shows. The only opener we need for King Gizz, is King Gizz.
I hope they adopt the Dead's habit of an early set and then a late set for most of their shows. The only opener we need for King Gizz, is King Gizz.
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displayname
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How did I already forget about the emoji tweets?!?!?!?
I hope they do that, but don’t make it the standard. I hope Gizz ends up standing alone in people’s minds. I think it cheapens the memory of a band’s legacy when they “the next X” or “the Y of this generation.”
The greatest bands were not the next anything. They are what people use as a baseline. I hope Gizz reaches baseline status.
Hemotep
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As much as I love Gizz, I in no way was suggesting they're the next Dead. Totally different thing. Only that I'd rather they play the longer sets/double sets since they have the material. Dead are not the only ones to do that, just a common example of the practice.
Eriatarka
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displayname
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That’s fair. I just feel like they are really doing well at doing things their own way, so I am hoping they keep the surprises coming and when they loose the spark, I hope they let it go.
So many great bands taint their legacy by keeping things going for a little too long, or starting to mimic other bands. I just want them to shine bright while they can, and disappear as quickly as they emerged. Lock that legacy in strong.
On the upside, they seem far from out of steam.