What makes this album so great compared to others?
What makes this album so great compared to others?
Elijah Brown
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Oliver Hughes
the notes and rhythms and stuff
Evan Lewis
Infinite replay value
Evan Jones
It’s actually original and innovative. Most shoegaze is incredibly derivative. There’s some good stuff but the vast majority of the genre isn’t that worth while
Ryder Fisher
Loveless is severely overrated. Isn't Anything is better.
Kevin Clark
Songwriting, production, influence.
Hudson Reed
Simply put, the textures/guitar effects along with the tuning/chord progressions, along with the aesthetics/mood of the album. The combination makes for something unique, at least during its time
Benjamin Kelly
This
Wyatt Jenkins
They literally played this album at the salon I used to go to. And I think they had the album cover art displayed on the wall with some dried flowers. Just the blandest, squeaky-voiced school-teacher-type white women in their mid-thirties love playing this as background noise while they brush toner onto aging women's scalps and discuss the television shows they're currently binging.
Nathaniel Hill
People like to say it's all in the production, but the songwriting is what makes it special. People are too focused on experimenting with wacky textures these days and forgot to write a decent hook.
Jaxon Anderson
The Perfect blend of artistry imaginative vision and technical mastery. The hazy noise elements obscure melodies that are rich instantaneously Cathy. When you sleep on piano sounds like a mcarthny esqe singer songwriter baled m.youtube.com
Henry Walker
DUDE ACID LMAO
Lincoln Gutierrez
The dissonance brooooo
Evan Ross
no gf
Nathan King
its just relaxing. no other shoegaze album is able to capture the same emotion loveless gives, its all too upbeat, not distorted enough or just borderline indie rock
Xavier Nguyen
>loveless is an acid album!
alrighty then mr t. 16 year old who’s never had a beer
Adam Martinez
Memorable melodies. Like every other great album in history.
Jaxson Cooper
It’s really more boozy and extacy inspired. You can definitely hear the hazy but colorful and energenic roots of the Madchester scene. But it’s also one of the few albums I’ve found that actually sounds drunken
Eli Bailey
But the album has no decent hook except like the one in When You Sleep. This album is ALL in its technical production values. Slowdive were far better hook writers, among other bands in the genre. Strumming basic chords then doing a boring melody for chorus is lambasted as lazy in pop songs, yet praised on this album.
David Evans
Liam Smith
I can't stand this album anymore dude
Nathan Cruz
Weird, for me it’s always been the perfect album to slip back into when I have nothing to listen to. It’s just so passionate and pitch perfect
Bentley Collins
I've just over listened it
Gavin Butler
wew lad.
not him, but do you actually think the guitar work on this album is simple? it's basically one of the best written guitar/pop albums ever made, and if you can't see that, you might need to spend more time understanding music.
Justin Ross
The sheer autism of Kevin Shields during the recording.
Jaxon Cook
Loveless is ear-torture on acid because there's so much going on.
James Murphy
layered shit is the best on acid tho. Agreed tho this isn’t that good on acid because of how grainy the sound quality is. Acid is really good for lush sounds