Reviews (page 10 of 14)
Wasn’t bad at all it just didn’t grab me and make me feel more like some songs do
first listened to this song because it was my tattoo artist’s favorite album. and it’s a great album. doesn’t bridge the gap to amazing imo but still very good
I was not too familiar with this band, but I did recognize “The Sprawl II” , and I also liked “The month of May”. I can tell there is good musicianship and production here, but nothing else grabbed me on the first pass. Worth a revisit… 3.5/5
I remember buying this album as soon as it was released. And while a bit lengthy, it is a really good record. I think for me it’s the sonic implications and production of why I like it. There are a lot of similar sounds and techniques that even other bands at that time were utilizing (like Of Monsters And Men). Which seemed to be the feel of many indie artists then. But this one has more, and it’s the subtle ideas here and there that elevate it (the extra beat added to the front half of the verses on “Modern Man” is just great). Overall just a more “soft”, blended, round feel to it. An easy 4+ for me.
I think this is another band I take for granted. I think this is their best work, even though I’m super fond of the first two albums as well. I kind of forgot how solid this was throughout, too. This one feels like they’re tried to recapture the magic of Funerals, after taking a small step back on Neon Bible, but upped the production. I think it pays off
Such a great album and very much in my rotation. We need more modern bands like this!
Been awhile since I've revisited this album. Forgot how much I like it and think it's my favorite, even over Funeral. I waffled between strong 4* and 5* but for some reason having trouble going full 5*. Very strong 4*. 4.25/5
I've heard a lot of Arcade Fire but never listened to a full album. I'm also not familiar with their whole discography, so I don't have an opinion on where this one ranks among them. Still, I like it. They have a unique sound but there are hints of like Travis, and Coldplay, and Radiohead. Pretty cool.
Arcade Fire é uma banda ótima, porém esse não é meu álbum predileto.
Opens with a bang. Flows from there. Great song after great song.
Hmmm, I don't know why but I find this stuff a bit tedious. Rococo had me wanting to turn it off. Everything was so mashed together, no space at all. I scanned through the others. I got really annoyed. I don't know why, but the stuff made me angry. 1 star for being so annoying.
Nothing special
Really good but not my favourite
Meh... É OK.
My 50th album is a modern classic. I am very close to giving this a 5 star rating, but it doesn't get better than the two opening tracks and their fenomenous blending.
Ah, the second greatest Arcade Fire album. Amazing songs, great album. A solid 3.8*
This album was a lot better than I expected. It's song quality is very consistent. Liked songs added: - The Suburbs - Rococo
Meget overraskede godt. Der er noget spændende ved hver sang. Jeg skal hører den igen God til afslapning
Great album that tells a story throughout. Absolutely love this one, although the middle is a bit weaker.
This was a slow burn. On the first listen through it really didn't do much for me. On subsequent listens it really came into its own. I'm rounding up my score because I'm fairly confident this will become a favourite album in the future.
This is an album that once upon a time meant the world to me. In recent years, it's been a bit hard to revisit, in light of events that I won't go into detail about since I feel they're near inescapable with discussion of this band in recent years. But despite this... I still had damn near every word memorized upon relistening. Perhaps some things never lose that level of meaning, even if not quite the same as you used to think of them. Despite it all, this is an important album for me from a band that, even if slightly tainted now, had an impact on me.
Gear: Meze 109 PRO Artwork: Visionen von Visions Mix: etwas luftig unten rum - oben dafür umso flirrender (also nicht so meins) Musik: cooles Konzept mit starkem Antritt aber wenig langem Atem Wertung: 🏡🏡(🏡)/5
There was a time and place for this music. It really amped you up and feel alive at the time. Unfortunately, I just think it didn't age very well. The times have changed and so has my love for this kind of indie rock. I can see the appeal, but it isn't for me anymore.
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Nowhere near as good as "Funeral"
A vast improvement on "Funeral," and pleased to be finally get a track ID on that opener, which I've heard everywhere. Moves fast to start with, but slows down and gets a little lost and meandering towards the end.
Pretty enjoyable.
This was an enjoyable listen with some interesting messages about urban sprawl. The opening track was *fire* and so was "Sprawl II". Maybe it could have been a little shorter but other than that I don't have any complaints.
Not the Best one of them
Not bad, but not as essential as their debut
This was after my time with XPN but I know they love it over there.
I know everyone gets excited about Arcade Fire but I find them pretty dull.
nice, I should have listen to it when I was 15, but I'm not anymore :( 6/10
solid album, had few pretty good songs but nothing really exciting for me. *Edit* i love the self titled Song and the album grew on me too but damn is it a banger!!!
Nope, this is just terrible. One of the worst bands out there
I liked this album better than I thought I would. I wish I had given it a chance sooner.
it was as boring now as it was when it came out. I didn't like it then, I don't like it now.
LOVE this album. It's part of the regular rotation.
Why? Why would anyone buy this? Why would anyone listen to it? Why would anyone waste their time recording it? Why would anyone think people would want to listen to it? Why? Why?? Why???
Well made but monotonous
Indie Rock, 2010 -> 3
gives off pleasant nostalgic vibes !
Gran Mood, quasi shoegaze
Meh. Not my genre.
Wow, pleasant surprise with this one. Liked it a lot; much more than their album Funeral, which is all I really knew them from. This one was so much more in my lane; I enjoyed almost every song.
This album blends in with a lot of indie rock from this era. It had some cool tracks, along with some that were pretty mediocre. It’s nothing I’ll ever go back to in the future, but I also don’t regret listening to it this one time.
Well. It was better than Neon Bible. Not by much though
So I got two Arcade Fire albums in a row... I had high hopes for 'Funeral' yesterday and was disappointed when it didn't deliver. I admit that today's album felt slightly more interesting, though. I liked a couple of songs enough to save them, but unfortunately the rest of it felt very filler-y. I don't know why, but it all sounds very similar to me... I guess I'm still not warming up to 2000s rock. 3.5 stars
Someday this could be a 5 and is a 4.5. Fantastic work and I'm sad I've never heard it b4!
Fantastic album! I don't even know if it is my favorite AF album as I really enjoyed The Funeral but I cannot find too many faults here. I suppose Month of May is a tempting skip a decent amount of the time.
Liked this better than their first album, but not by much. Not interested in listening to this again. 2/5
The opening track is brilliant. Great song that really takes me back to my going out days. I don’t think I have ever listened to this album all the way through until now. I have always found Arcade Fire to be a good singles band. Some of the music on this album is stunning but the album shows inconsistency. Favourite song: Suburbs, Modern man and Ready to start Least favourite: There are quite a few filler songs on this album. Album artwork: Great cover
Interesting concept, some tracks resonated a lot, while others not
Obviously a great album!
3 stars I suppose. Played the whole album twice in succession and don't remember a single note. I didn't hate it, but it just washed over me and the next thing I remember was Spotify playing me some of its curated content.
Genuinely surprised to see how well this album did in its day. Every song sounded the same. And was as boring as the one before it. And the one after it. Wasted Hours really spoke to me. Given I just wasted one.
I find this music absolutely fascinating, ethereal and danceable, contemplative and reminiscent of a past you might've had. Night driving, thinking, dreaming living it's undeniably amazing
A+
I like Arcade Fire. This album is good but not 5/5 in my mind.
Playing catch up, I had this album and Neon Bible. I like this album better overall but not enough to bump up my rating.
Like the 'burbs... boring and completely uninspired
There isn’t a single thing this album does better than its predecessor, Funeral. Therefore, outside of being a little recession time capsule, I don’t think this album will age with grace. It doesn’t have edges, it’s so soft. My real gripe with this album is once again within the context of this list. There is no reason for this to be on here, taking up a spot when I’m sure funeral already is on here. It’s milquetoast Grammy fodder for 30+ year olds who want to look back on their privileged suburban life fondly. Twinkly, sweet moments that are otherwise washed over by drab blehhhhh
not my thing, but not terrible.
AF’s best album as far as I’m concerned. Not that their first two aren’t close behind. I loved this band at the time this album came out and was just really happy that they kept improving up to this album. I think part of the reason that Reflektor was such a disappointment is because this album is so good.
2.06. Nothing here really.
Incredible for a third LP. Probably the most cohesive AF album. Sprawl 2 is top tier track, perhaps AF’s finest.
Kinda middy. I’d put it on if it was the only cd in the car but it’s too 2010s rock for my taste
With so many members and so many instruments, one would think an interesting sound would fill one's senses. But no. A dull sound like dustbins being moved in an alley. For a long time. Hurdy-gurdies, whirlygigs, and all manner of things joining in - but the result is yawneroo: one long track that goes on and on and on and on - please god make it stop. Pointless. I kept drifting off and forgetting to listen.
Having loved Funeral and liked Black Mirror I lost track of Arcade Fire for a few years. Partly because I lost my Black Mirror CD! Also the first couple of singles from this didn't grab me. So the first full listen. For me it starts slowly but from 'City With No Children' onwards it's pretty much faultless. One great track follows another. I love that they produce coherent albums where the tracks flow from one to the next so well. Hard to pick favourites but 'Suburban War' and 'We Used to Wait' are fantastic. Will certainly listen again x
A ‘sprawl’ of an album that manages to have relatively consistent high notes throughout. The Suburbs is one of my favourite songs ever! It’s so patient and subtle, slowly morphing in instrumentation as it progresses. I feel like it resembles the steady yet inevitable trudge away from childhood into adulthood. The imagery buried within the lyrics of this song are spectacular, too. Loads of other great moments throughout (Ready To Start, Empty Room, Month of May, Wasted Hours, Sprawl II). Similarly to The Wall, The Suburbs creates an atmosphere and sticks to it expertly. Also similarly to The Wall, it is a tad drawn out and is just off of the peak of this band. Still a great listen though. Favourite track: The Suburbs
Brilliant album. Captures that same nostalgic feeling I get from a packet of pom-bears or ‘1979’ by the Smashing Pumpkins. It’s just really good music. I listen to all the Arcade Fire studio albums semi-regularly and there isn’t a bad one (yet to listen to We). The Suburbs and Funeral are the best of the lot.
I am sure dozens of bands were influenced by this album. Great overall. 4*
Might have to give a few additional listens to appreciate it more. Not bad but not great at first listen.
I've listened to it several times
Really fun indie-rock album, felt like it dragged on a little bit halfway through, but I enjoyed listening to it 👍 3/5
Kinda forgettable and bland. It's not bad, but it's also not great. The album was way too long for what it was. 6/10.
Not my thing at all, it all sounds the same. Boring and generic sounding.
It’s very 2000s-early 2010s indie. The hooks always suck. The good songs are really magical, the bad songs are just kind of forgettable. Most of the songs have really dynamic chord changes. It feels very creative because the chord changes I’m hearing seem rare. The tracks that really stuck out were Modern Man, Half Light I, We Used to Wait, and Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains). Overall: 8/10
Recht langes Indie Album, das aber nicht langweilig wird. Es sind gute etwas an REM erinnernde Stücke, die gut arrangiert und aufeinander abgestimmt sind. Gelingen sind die Combies „Half Light“ und „Sprawl“ aber auch „We use to wait“. Gerne mal wieder reinhören.
mh - ist ok: indie-folk-country halt. stört nicht aber auch nix nach dem ich aktiv suche.
This album almost erased my will to live. It is so tiring.... you have to listen to it by yourself to believe it. Nothing is interesting Nothing is entertaining Nothing is anything Rococo, rococo, rococo, rococo Rococo, rococo, rococo, rococo Rococo, rococo, rococo, rococo Rococo, rococo, rococo, rococo Rococo, rococo! Rococo!
Love the sound on most of the songs. Drums are great on many of the tracks. It feels like the band is holding back to make space for the vocals on a few songs. That bothered me. ie City with no Children.
Love this album....
Mid
chill vibes
It's fine? It feels like the plain yogurt of the music world. - i don't mind it but there just wasn't much to it either. All the songs have that kind of 00-10s sound and it just wasn't interesting enough to want to engage with or learn. They aren't bad but they're a step above the Coldplay and Radioheads.
This was a great album, I really enjoyed it Top tracks: The Suburbs, Ready To Start
Again: Good album but neither I was a die hard fan at that time nor am I know praising this as a major milestone
Con este disco Arcade Fire, el grupo más importante de la primera década del siglo XXI, tocaron la gloria (o al menos fue lo más cerca de ella que llegaron a estar). Grammy, Brit, reconocimiento de crítica y público, giras y conciertos excelentes, panorama soleado... hasta que llegó Reflektor (con la titular como una de las mejores canciones en lo que va de siglo). Funeral (2004), Neon Bible (2007) y The Suburbs (2010) forman una triada de discos inigualables (uno cada 3 años). Luego ya es otra historia, porque el nivel era muy difícil de mantener y el contexto había variado. Este disco comienza de forma admirable con ese piano trotón, The suburbs es toda una declaración de intenciones. Father John Misty hizo una versión estupenda años después. Sube el nivel con Ready to start, la mejor del álbum con permiso de Empty room. Modern man y Rococo cada una en su estilo, presentan preciosos arreglos que dan lustre a las canciones, ya de por sí buenas. Mucho se ha dicho sobre la influencia de Springsteen (la de Neil Young ha sido reconocida por ellos mismos) en City with no children pero yo me imagino este tema cantado por The Magnetic Fields y la ve acomo anillo al dedo. Es un gran tema. Half light I es un maravilla, con esos sintetizadores tan bien integrados (otra de las influencias en The Suburbs fueron Depeche Mode). Ese 2010 Beach House publicaron una de sus mejores obras Teen Dream, que podría incluir esta canción. La segunda parte sigue esa línea pero se acerca mucho más a los de Basildon (en el buen sentido). Suburban war y Wasted hours, demuestran el porqué este disco es tan bueno. Entre ellas Month of may, un estampido de los más directos en su discografía. Deep blue les lleva a volar alto otra vez (imposible separarla de la película Boyhood estrenada 4 años después). We used to wait es para mí la menos buena del lote, algo repetitiva aunque no deja de ser interesante (sobre todo a partir de la mitad y al final). Sprawl I y II, son completamente diferentes. La primera es desnuda e íntima mientras la segunda anticipa Reflektor (aquí se nota la influencia de los Blondie o Depeche mode más juguetones y ochenteros) El final es la canción inicial, la titular The Suburbs, pero en tono más oscuro (y breve). En total 16 canciones, poco más de una hora de pleno goce. En directo la experiencia era aún más especial. La edición incluyó, entre otras, Speaking in Tongues con el mismísimo David Byrne otros discos de 2010: The National- High Violet, Beah house- Teen dream, Kanye west- My beautiful dark twisted fantasy, Vampire weekend- Contra, Deerhunter- Halcyon digest, Caribou- Swim, Joanna Newson- Have one on me, Janelle Monáe - The ArchAndroid, Belle and Sebastian- write about love, The Drums - The Drums, LCD Soundsystem -This Is Happening, John Grant- Queen Of Denmark, Best Coast - Crazy For You, Wild Nothing -Gemini, The Black Keys- Brothers, Crystal Castles- Crystal castles, Delorean- subiza, lana del rey- Lana del rey, Sade- Soldier of love, MGMT - Congratulations, band of horses- Infinite arms, Superchunk- Majesty Shredding, Elton John and Leon Russell- The union...
Kalma album, nije za mene ali smireno i malo kaoticno, slicno MBV ili Black Country, New road-u
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I read the five star reviews for this and think I must be hearing a parallel universe version. I don't think it's terrible but it does feel like an awful lot of not very much.
Not the sound I was expecting. I guess I might have confused them with a different band from around that era. I really enjoyed it though. I can see myself seeking this out again. During Rococo I turned the volume up and didn't bring it down for the rest of the album.
Epic tracks, sweeping soundscapes and well constructed tunes. Not a fan of the wailing vocalist so 4/5 for me
All in all, not a terrible album. It's nothing special, but it could make for decent background music.
I listened to this in heavy rotation when it was new. My favorite album of Arcade Fire’s catalog, easily. City With No Children is also my favorite Arcade Fire song, so this is 5 stars for my taste.
This band was made for making soundtracks. Very good at setting tone but can easily fade into the background.
1-Already more instrumentally upbeat than funeral but the lyrics are kinda gloomy and dark, love the chorus and bridge 2-Insane transition already. Key change?, not as great alone but so far great at creating an overall listening experience or identiy 3-Ending the last with being ready to start and now having to wait, great songwritting, repeating imagery, bleak as shit great so far in company of the other 2. The second half I would have to eventually relisten to the same care but overall it gave a feel of contemporary moral apocalypse.
I used to be a big Arcade Fireman. This was probably one of my favourite albums for my entire teens. I still enjoy this album and was glad to relisten to it today, but it’s not the same enjoyment 17 year old me had for this album. This fireman has extinguished the Arcade Fire.
I’ve always heard good things about this band, but only knew a couple of songs. I’ve been missing out. This was a pleasure to listen to - original without being hipster-level opaque, mature but fun. Like Radiohead on antidepressants.
Probably a 3+,but much better to my ears than Radiohead. The early tracks are the best.
Another okay but forgettable album.
This was pretty okay. Sounded like a lot of other bands. That's fine, just not a favorite of mine.
I liked this, particularly Culture Wars. I can't quite bring myself to give it 4*. 3.5*.
очень старалась и слушала днём отвлечённо и вечером внимательно. всё равно не запомнила и не поняла и на старте некоторых песен думала что это другие что я знаю. придётся продолжать)
A vaunted, cornerstone indie rock record. I've largely avoided listening to Arcade Fire. As always with albums with this kind of regard around them, I'm worried that I won't like it, that my expectations will be too high, or that I'll enjoy it only out of obligation. The album is also over an hour long, which adds to my trepidation. All of that aside, I know this is an album I'll be revisiting; partially because of the length and how dense it is, and partially because I did really enjoy what I could discern. It's anthemic almost constantly, which triggers some ear fatigue for me, especially on a first listen--and definitely Springsteen-indebted. I wonder what I would've thought about this album when it first came out; I was 13 and probably would've loved it. So 'The Suburbs' is good and I'm glad I was finally cornered into listening to it, but I'll have to revisit. Especially with the lyrics in front of me; I wonder if all of it is actually as bleak as it is on first impression. Highlights: Ready to Start, Modern Man, Empty Room, Half Light II (No Celebration), Month of May, We Used to Wait, Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
I liked this album. Rock that was the right side of refreshing, until it took a detour into coldplay territory, and then mixed that with the culture club (Half Light I & II I believe). But it recovered itself again into a hazy, vibey album that is interesting if you want to listen closer as well. perfect for such a deadbeat monday
I love Arcade Fire. I return to certain songs again and again. This album nearly gets crushed by its own ambition but the wall of sound is beautiful and especially the first 6 songs are all bangers. The middle couple of songs bring the mood down a bit but it ends strong. It’s a fun album to experience from start to finish, although I think two or three of their other albums are tighter and stronger. 4.5/5
I’m not sure of this album hit as hard outside of Canada, but this was all over the radio for years. 6 fucking singles! Seems like the soundtrack to an era. I appreciate it for what it is/was, never been in my rotation, but can’t say it’s bad. Seems like the peak of Arcade Fire to me. Separating the music from the artist here, because fuck Win Butler! Piece of shit
A bit overlong but has great moments throughout
It feels like a landscape painting of the 90s and I love what they’re doing and where they’re trying to take us. Its a few lyrical repetitions too many for me to be a perfect score, but one I’d happily listen to again.
So good
Good but somehow mellow like these new rock bands, coldplay etc
Decent, nothing to dislike but not overly memorable.
It’s a good record, not much else to say honestly
really good songs, good relisten, i enjoyed most of the songs, 8
Great sounds. Very energetic and fun.
Very indicative of what kind of music was popular back then, which is not a bad thing.
Thanks I hate it.
Not terrible, but would not seek it out.
Great album, very nostalgic for me.
love the Suburbs maybe hasn't stood the test of time quite as well as some but I love it
I enjoy it while I'm listening to it like it's a four-star album, but then I can't remember any of it later.
Rock/Pop mit 80er Feeling. 3/5
One of the strongest indie albums. Mostly due to his vocals, ideal over riffs with that secret pursuing energy.
I'm not really the biggest fan of orchestral instruments in rock songs (strings, etc)
This is definitely a band that I was aware of before starting the 1001 but conversely sitting down and listening to entire albums from them has created a lot more interest. I like some of the tunes very much. I wonder if the other songs will grow on me, or not, as that'll be the mark of something truly excellent.
C'est OK. Pas mauvais du tout
I've never heard of this band. I like the album. Very melodic. I'd like to listen to it again. 4/5
Beautiful and light music, feet bobbing to the beat. Melancholic, serious lyrics that combine quite well with the music.
One of my all time favorites.
I didn’t listen, but have listened before. I was a pretty big fan when they first came out, but I’ve fizzled since. I liked this album, but it didn’t excite me the way their first one did. I think maybe their sound is so specific that their new music stopped sounding original to my ears. 3.7
I never really listened to Arcade Fire. There's a lot going on... real indie at times and highly produced at others. Sounds like band with multiple personalities. It's pretty good but probably better on multiple listens. Overall enjoyable. 3.7
Great vibes and talent, loved the overall style of this and it was a great break from all the electronic from earlier in the week. Standouts were Modern Man and Suburban War
This does a great job of capturing the feelings of loneliness and isolation as a result of suburban sprawl. The wanting for something more and desire for feeling among the identical houses and strip malls. The comparisons to Springsteen make sense especially on songs like Half Light II. My favorites were The Suburbs, Ready To Start, City With No Children, Half Light II, Month Of May, and Sprawl II.
Arcade Fire has never really moved the needle for me for some reason. It's a good listen but doesn't break through for me personally. 3.5
Absolutely fine, but a struggle to get into. I enjoyed the symmetry of the track listing and the hint at the more poppy direction to come in the penultimate track. Rating: 3/5 Playlist track: Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) Date listened: 07/05/24
Great album.
Meh
Far more somber and introspective than the explosion of emotion in Funeral, but still an amazing expressive album.
I like it. A bit jangly and indie, but overall, pretty good, and enjoyable background music. Not an all-time favourite, but definitely a fun listen.
Least favorite album from one of my favorite bands. Haven't listened to it in years & it's much better than I originally remembered. Aged pretty well imo
Quintessential indie record. Very relatable as a someone who grew up in the suburbs. "Pray to God I won't live to see the death of everything that's wild" hits really hard as I've seen the suburbs eat up wild places I explored as a kid and as the suburbs are eating up wild land in the city I currently live in. Sprawl II is one of my favorite indie songs of all time.
There is absolutely no way I can write an unbiased opinion on this record. How do I judge not only one of my favorite albums of all time, but one of the most formative and important albums for me personally? I remember the exact moment I listened to this record all the way through for the first time, because I remember when the day it was released. (though there is some dispute there, I don't know if it was all released at the same or just certain singles because the internet says August 3, 2010.) Either way, I was up on the promotion, I was familiar with "The Suburbs" and when I watched the interactive music video for "We Used to Wait" (collab with Google Earth) I felt like I was witnessing one of the most important moments in modern music. I do remember the moment I listened to it all the way through. It had to be during my first or second week of my first week of college. IE: the first week of my adult life. The first week of living on my own. I certainly didn't pay for the record, but I think Shane had just ripped it and shared it with all of us. I loaded it up on my iPod and I went for a bike ride around Ephraim. I remember riding around the entire perimeter of the town and listened to it all the way through. I did this multiple times with this record throughout my first semester. I remember not loving the title track first time through, but as Ready to Start came on, I was converted. Modern Man and Rococco were awesome, but not the "epic" that I was used too but they drew me in. There is a level of obscurity with the story telling and composition with many of the songs on this record. It sounded kind of unlike anything else at the time, and was different from the previous two records. Kind of new, kind of nostalgic, kind of jazz, kind of rock. This is true throughout the record, but most notable in the first third and after the middle. City With No Children was my first favorite song on the record. Simple, loud, anthem sounding. "Don't ever trust a millionaire quoting the sermon on the mount." It made me think. It made me uncomfortable. Suburban War was one of the most relatable songs I had ever heard "the music divides us into tribes, I chose my side you chose your side." It was sad, true, longing and deep. It meant a lot an 18 year old boy who's identity was wrapped up into indie bands. Month of May was such a jump from what I had liked about the band, but I loved how punk this song sounded. So awesome to make a song like this and just go for it! We Used to Wait still gives me chills to this day. I was converted after watching the video and then welcomed it warmly as I listened to it on the record. And obviously, Sprawl II was / is the best song on the record. (maybe best indie song of the decade?) I never gravitated towards Régine songs, but she killed it with this one. My roommates and I all learned to play this song, and we would jam this all the time. I'd play mandolin or guitar, Logan on guitar, Shane on his keys or with a floor tom. Danny banging on the floor tom or tambourine. We'd all sing and play at the top of our lungs. In the dorm, around the fire, wherever we could. This was the song of my freshmen year of college. I could write pages and pages about each song and what it means to me now and what it meant to me then. But I think the general theme is the same: becoming of age. Which is one of the most basic stories for any human experiencing life on this floating rock in space. However, its the connection at a moment in time that makes it so visceral. This album obviously stands on its own. I could write about the composition of each song musically and lyrically, but to me this record represents a moment in time when I was experiencing the theme of this record in real time. I was "becoming of age" when this record came out. I was leaving the suburbs and making sense of my youth and looking forward to what was next. I've listened to record thousands of times, and will continue doing so for the rest of my life. I'm forever grateful to have this one in my life then and now. So can you understand? Why I want a daughter while I'm still young I wanna hold her hand Show her some beauty before this damage is done But if it's too much to ask, if it's too much to ask Then send me a son
Started off well but got a bit samey after a while, not bad though
Jeez this is a bit depressing!? Finding a lot of albums quite good musically but really not enjoying the vocals. This is one of them, I just can’t get into his vocals. Kinda just wanted it to be over if I’m honest!
Their lead singer has a uniqueness that is refreshing. Not my fav stuff but a good listen.
The suburbs has a familiar sound but it was also very fresh. One of the better albums in the 2010’s.
A decent album with some good songs. I like the overall vibe, clearly inspired a lot of music from the indie revival around this time. Dramatic post apocalyptic suburbs I guess? I found it hard to like the delivery on some songs. Like on Sprawl 1 I like how desolate it sounds, and then for 2 I don’t care for how the female vocalist sings with all of the fluttery instrumentals. Album feels a little bloated. Standouts: The Suburbs, Modern Man, Suburban War, Wasted Hours, and Deep Blue.
It's got some nice tracks but too many fillers in this record
Saw them live after 1st album was out, in small concert hall, was unforgettable! In my memory they kept on changing roles the singer afterwards played guitar and then drums or whatever, the music of first three albums is really brilliant, including this one So 5 stars for this one, enervating music and the singer and most song makes you jumpy, nervous and right awake. All good things must end of course, two albums further they made the terrible song Everything Now, suddenly whole world into Arcade Fire, another band going for stadium rock. Saw them that year live at big pop festival and whole show was let's Party Party, feel Happy Happy. Come on, let other bands do that kind of stuff. Enough complaining, gonna listen to Suburbs another time
I got a Spotify subscription so I might discover some new bands to enjoy - Arcade Fire is one of a few new discoveries. Enjoy them, and most of the songs I've liked are on this album.
Kinda boring, it's not terrible and I get why people like them, just not for me
Weird
"Today I learned..." Today I learned that even bands I really like are not that interesting "in a row." For a long time I would hear an Arcade Fire song and think "I really like this" but ultimately not follow them too closely for some reason. This has repeated over many years with me and Arcade Fire. Today I learned why. I can, and often do, come across an Arcade Fire song in a random playlist or out and about and think "thiis song is great, I love this band!" But now that I have listened to an entire album... see, individually they are great. But they have a too similar sound across songs, too similar theme across the whole album, and even share lyrics between songs in one case... I believe it was an experiment to make different feelings with the same lyrics but it didn't quite work OR both songs failed to deliver whatever the underlying message was meant to be... I love this band... one song at a time!
I'm not sure why they were so loved, judging by this album
This is the first Arcade Fire album I remember being acutely aware of. As a Canadian indie stan who was 15 when this album dropped, it's hard to properly convey how important it was to me. The relatability of a concept album about growing up in the suburbs meant a lot to a small-town boy with limited experiences. The music, while still accessible in retrospect, pushed my boundaries at the time and activated my imagination. The strong, anthemic melodies throughout, the dynamic emotions...it felt right, like home. How funny that an album about nostalgia now has the power to evoke such emotions 14 years later. I adore this album, and I always will.
new like an old
Boring imo
Classic 2000s indie
Some good lyrics but never really takes off
Quite enjoyed this.
Great lyrics, pace and structure...a solid 4/5 album for me
sanat kaikunut korvilla.. arcade... fire... jännittävästi kutkuttanut.. eka albumi paska.. noh ei mitään.. nyt toinen... ja paskaa... kolmas tulossa vielä.. britti indie rock 80 luku eiku eiku ei mitä 2010 vuosi ja kanada.. vähän jälkeenjäänyttä porukkaa eh buddy?tämän bändin toinen albumi tällä... ja voin turvallisesti sanoa, että ne ovat helvetin tylsiä. vain mutkittelevaa, merkityksetöntä paskaa. se ei vain lopu, mutta se ei myöskään koskaan mene mihinkään. mitä paskaa. vittuun PRENTENTIOUS YOU ARE FUCKING PRENTETIOUS IF LIKE THIS!!!!!! aluekehityksestä yksi piste lisää the suburbs
3/10 felt like absolutely nothing
Modern Man Sprawl II Cleaning / study music. Because it doesn’t catch your attention. It’s kinda just there. It’s alright. Kinda boring tbh
3/5 - nice sound but nothing particularly memorable, can't really remember anything in particular about the album
Good tunes, but just doesn't move me much for some reason. Would be happy to listen to it again or with others, but I will not seek it out.
i will be honest i didn’t finish the album but i listened to most of it. i think it would’ve hit much harder if i lived in a suburb! but i liked it well enough 3/5
I like the vibes of this one, though it is a little long
It's okay. They do their own thing and it's fine. I can see why people enjoy their music.
I'd hear it again: 3.5.
Classic indie rock. I like what NME's reviewer Emily Mackay said, comparing The Suburbs to R.E.M.'s Automatic for the People in the sense of it being "an album that combines mass accessibility with much greater ambition. Pretty much perfect, in other words – and despite their best efforts, listening to it feels just like coming home." Feels like coming home. I like it. It works. Classic.
Decent album. Heard before
As with the other Arcade Fire album, I forgot about this right after listening. Not my cup of tea.
I own this one on vinyl! Great to listen through, but has some stand out tracks. Enjoyable, but not my favorite by them. Does not seem to push a lot of boundaries.
Not bad, but they have better stuff.
Will gladly listen again
I liked their sound and thought they had some good things to say.
Many styles that produced greats songs throughout the album. Enough said
This album probably had a shot at getting a 5 from me if I hadn't listened to the second half after watching the Bruins lose tragically. It still gets a solid 4, I really liked the lyricism and the way they told the story of suburbia and nostalgia and looking back on where you came from. The instrumentation was also really solid and had some very nice variety. Liked that they switched up the lead vocalist every now and then, variety is the spice of life. Solid album.
it was fine to have on as background music. the male vocalist much stronger & better than the female vocalist. but is this an album I must listen to? nah
Sounds like the soundtrack to a coming of age movie
en otrolig jävla resa alltså
Poppy, inoffensive, and pretty indie rock that overstays it's welcome by about 15 minutes.
A sad and nostalgic folk album with thickness and substance. It's beautiful and rough around the edges at the same time. Vibes of Beck's folkier areas of work. "The Suburbs" tracks are haunting.
A perfect album, especially in the summer. No notes!
A little too slow and indie sounding for me.
2.5 pretty boring.
Ok music
Meh. A lot of Arcade Fire songs sound alike
Sadness wrapped in hope Reserved pent up energy Explodes with great noise
And old favorite.
feel nostalgic listening to the songs you've never even heard of
5.5/10 a bit boring
Des idées pas inintéressantes, mais pas le genre d'ambiance qui me parle.
Sounds a lot the same
Awesome
It was fine.
Otro más? Cambiaría este por uno de Los Prisioneros, Café Tacuba, Charly Garcia o algun otro. Es que las tres primeras canciones son estupendas, pero después de aquellas el disco se hunde como no he visto en ningún otro. Nada memorable viene después, ninguna canción es recordable.
Some nice songs
I've listened to it before, it's a really good album from a really good band
not my vibe broski
Someone else said it reminded them of the Shins in a review. I agree, some do. Many great songs on there. It doesn't really have any weak songs on there, maybe middle-ish, but certainly not weak. Most songs are strong. Great album.
This was quite a lot better than I expected. So far this project is really showing that I like Arcade Fire, which I was pretty convinced was not the case. It felt a bit more melodic and less urgent than early AF, which is up my street.
Great sound, no skips, solid album. Month of may and deep blue go hard.
Been tapering off my listening since all that stuff came out, but this album is still pretty great.
man, i'm really sad i don't like it! i can tell that it's a good album like for sure maybe if i was younger i'd enjoy the hell out of these songs but i really just can't. i've already been through this phase and i think i've just grown out of it. hey, who knows! i'm only 17 maybe when i'm older i'll actually really like it. right now though, no thanks.
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Not sure what to expect here, let's give it a whirl. Wiki says they're a canadian indie rock band...they kind of remind me of The Shins. It was good. 3 stars
I love this album, hate the man
Miss this era of indie rock in the early 2000s as I was not paying attention.However, this arcade fire is exactly how I remember it pretty boring.Some highlights I'd like Neon Bible.I'd say a lot more than I thought.I'd like this a little bit less
From what I recall the first half is pretty strong but the second half loses momentum. There's some songs i've listened to for a long time and the title track is excellent.
Pretty solid background music
Kinda felt like diet rock. Not too filling, not too weak.
No spark from Arcade Fire on this album. It improved as it progressed, but no hit songs - kinda soft (2.2*s)
I listened to a lot of Arcade Fire in the early 2000's but am not super familiar with their later albums. I remember when this one came out and recognized a couple songs right away (which is always fun on this list). The opening track combo is super strong and, although they can stand alone, this album is definitely better digested as a whole. Sprawl II is excellent (especially for fans of Blondie) and there's some other standout tracks too. This project is much tighter and more concise than their previous works. I almost missed the madness but really liked it overall. AF somehow manages to evoke a feeling of nostalgia but also distrust for the future. I'm a fan and I suspect there will be more AF on this list because they are pretty powerful.
I was conflicted throughout this album. I went back and forth on it but by the end, I was in. A few songs I remember and had some radio play but it's an epic that needs to be heard as a whole. I could relate to it. Didnt know how well it did crutically going in. Good selection for the list.
It's a fine album but I'm not sure why it is held in such high regard. Nothing stood out as a hit. I'm sure there is a deeper meaning to it that I didn't pick up on. Decent background album but nothing more for me. 2.4 stars
pretty good
chill vibes cinematic slow drive type
Enjoyable
Second album from group and I have the same thing to say. Fine to listen to but nothing stood out. I looked up the 20 best albums of that year, 2010 because I wanted to know what I was listening to instead of Arcade Fire....KOL, Ye, The Black Keys and Dead Weather. I don't believe I'm enough to like these guys.
I enjoyed it
Fantastic
Super lovely and really cool in parts
This album has just never really worked for me. Don’t know why. The opener is fantastic and always hypes me up and I think finally, this is going to be the time when everything clicks into place, and… nope. The rest of the album is just kind of alright
Sticky Fingers indeed (I have 0 clue wtf when I wrote that)
listened to this once when it first came out and wasn't that impressed. Now, years later, I enjoy it much more. solid 3.7
American idiot for men too scared to wear guy-liner
Boring and inoffensive alternative. Felt like I was listening to a guy have an existential crisis for an hour.
One of my favourite bands and this album is packed full of great tracks. I've my tickets for their tour in July 2024.
Life in the suburbs is bleak. This whole thing kinda runs together for me ... no real song that I particularly care about more on the record. Maybe I just need to listen to it more. Was never a huge Arcade Fire fan, as in dying to go see them live (I've heard they're good), but I do enjoy their records ... especially the synth stuff. Feels like the Less than Zero 80s or something ... a soundtrack for a Brett Easton Ellis movie.
Went on a little too long for my taste but I liked it.
Arcade Fire are probably the most frustrating band I've ever heard. I think these guys write excellent music and the vocal melodies in their songs can be quite beautiful. However.... I hate the lead singer's voice. I hate it SO MUCH! More often than not, I find it unbearable on my eardrums. A different front man (or woman), with this band, singing these songs, would be fucking awesome. Arcade Fire have all the ingredients for a kickass rock band, but that voice sucks. Although this song isn't on "The Suburbs", check out the Foo Fighters' cover of "Keep the Car Running". No significant changes have been made to the song, but Dave Grohl's voice alone improves it to no end. That cover is a banger. Arcade Fire have the best back catalogue of potential cover songs ever! My favourite track on "The Suburbs" is "City with No Children", which is a brilliant song that's perfectly suited to the lead singer's delivery. Credit where it's due - that song is amazing. The problem is, most Arcade Fire tunes have incredible music with disappointing vocals. This is showcased on The Suburbs whenever their female singer takes the lead; the best example being "Sprawl II". Her gorgeous voice elevates that song. She should be promoted to the full-time position. I desperately want to love "The Suburbs" and Arcade Fire in general. This music is right up my street. But that voice does my head in. Shucks.
I kinda liked it at first, but it was minor key and droning, couldnt finish listening.
Nice album
Do I like this album? Yeah, a fair bit. I don't think I like it as much as the last indie rock album my group got, SO MUCH FOR THE CITY by The Thrills; and I don't think enough to give it a 4, but I can hear why so many people were goin' nuts for it back in 2010. Do I think it's the best album of 2010, though? I mean, I think I've listened to PLASTIC BEACH a bit too much to agree.
Just some good ol' Indie with electronic elements.
I’m vacillating between giving this a 3 or 4, and I think I’ve ended up on a 4, but a very strange 4. I don’t think I paid that much attention to the lyrics on this album, which is kinda crazy, given that it’s so lyrically dense. I also wasn’t feeling the album at first at all; I thought there wasn’t really a specific genre, I didn’t get a sense of variety, and perhaps worst of all, I didn’t get a sense of direction for the album. I don’t know when it clicked for me exactly, but I think at about the halfway point of the album, I just threw out the lyrics entirely, focused on the general mood of the songs, and I tried to catch what I could. That mood is what’s carrying the album to a 4 for me. Before I threw out the lyrics, I didn’t think there was necessarily a bad song, but I didn’t think there were any standouts either; once I kind of let the “analyst” side of me go away for this album, I just felt a deep, deep nostalgia for oddly, the late 2000s & early 2010s. For an album made in 2010, talking about nostalgia, it seems clear enough to me that they’re longing for the pre-9/11 vibes of innocence, hope, safety, and just a general brightness to everything. In 2024, to listen to this after the social media era, the Trump years, the COVID pandemic, the BLM movement… it just makes me feel nostalgic for the now underrated brightness of what I can now officially call my youth, as all of that shit just weighs down upon me like an anchor I’m not sure I can drag off of me. I need to give this album another listen or two to decide what the really good tracks are as opposed to just feeling the vibes, but I know this; I’m definitely listening to it in a car next time. This album feels like it was desperately designed for a car ride. Regardless, I feel good with a 4.
This stayed in the car stereo for a good while years ago, and the more I listen to this, the more I enjoy it. It's varied with good drive and sweeping anthems but also feels subdued because of the production. It's weird. Also, surprisingly emotional and I enjoyed the heavy Blondie inspired material more this time around. I do wonder if it feels bloated by the weight of its own ambition?
Yep, sounded like Arcade Fire
thank god this was more interesting than the other arcade fire album. i still would not return to it on the whole but i genuinely enjoyed the first song and the last two so i would say that despite being still quite bored with it it was better than the other one. it still only gets three stars but it was a marked improvement. upon listening to our next album i may actually begin to long for the simplicity of this
Suprisigly more fun than Neon Bible, but the bar was not that high to begin with. Sonically more exciting, but lyrically flat (from what i picked up) like before. Enjoyed the first songs but album def staggered at the end. Waaaaay too long. That song about the culture war argh so bad. Whatever. Next
Great indie rock album! Just a bit to long for my taste. Would be even better at around 50 minutes. 4/5
Classic. I have always been a passive fan of Arcade Fire. This album flows so well. Reminds me of high school. Old Favorites: The Suburbs Ready to Start New Favorites: Month of May (This song had me tapping my feet while I wrote emails!)
So many classic indie bangers on this one. "Ready to Start" was my introduction to Arcade Fire back in high school, fantastic song. I probably heard it on SiriusXM Alt Nation. I've also been listening to "We Used to Wait" and "Deep Blue" for a long time, but I've only listened to the full album maybe once before this, so I'm glad this gave me a chance to revisit it. The entire thing holds up, even the deep cuts. Straight fire. I was supposed to see them live with Anthony and Kerri back in 2022 but I got Covid :( Favorite tracks: The Suburbs Ready to Start Empty Room Deep Blue We Used to Wait Sprawl II
Great album! Very fun and vibey. Both singers have great voices. Favorite song: Sprawl 2 9/10
An album so nice, I had to listen to it not once, not twice, but trice.
Ah!!!!!!!!!! I'm so excited this album is so good. It perfectly encapsulates the golden era of mid 2000s indie. In my opinion: a masterpiece. In my top 10 albums of all time. No skips. I get so excited for the songs Regine sings, she is an icon. I've seen them live and her outfits always slay so hard I am in love with her she is so talented. She provides perfect backing vocals in songs where she isn't the lead. I love wills voice too. I may be a bit blinded by nostalgia but honestly every song still hits, would happily listen to this album every day. But the album itself is kind of about nostalgia? Fitting. It's haunting yet bright. Violins?? Are you kidding?? Screaming crying throwing up. The songs perfectly transition into each other. The violins in empty room and half light make me feral. The music video for the suburbs is also great. Arcade fire is great at layering, there's so much to dig into in each track. The whole album fits the theme of "suburbs" so well. Sprawl II is one of the best songs of all time. Top songs: The suburbs*** Ready to start*** Modern man** Rococo Empty room** City with no children Half light I** Half light II*** Suburban war*** Month of may Wasted hours Deep blue** We used to wait** Sprawl*** Sprawl II***************** The suburbs (continued)
This album started slow for me but really picked up steam a few tracks in. The band did a very good job of creating distinct and unique songs that still fed into each other and collectively came together into a cohesive project. And it’s obviously real easy listening. Well done, indeed. Fave songs: Empty Room Half Lift I Suburban War Month of May
Back in 2010 Arcade Fire had a stranglehold on the Indie rock scene and for good reason. To me The Suburbs sees them at their creative peak sonically and lyrically and out of their body of work is the material that continues to age the best. At points in this album their sound is energetic and driving and other times it is more subdued and spacious. The songs on this record flow from one into the next to create a soundscape that is as vast and expansive as the suburban sprawl they sing about. 5 Fav songs: Ready To Start Modern Man Empty Room Month of May We Used To Wait Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
A good record! ...that doesn't move me so much haha This is really great stuff and I would happily listen again... geez that's usually my bar for a 4 but in this case I think for me it's just not quite there. It's musical and interesting but not 'fun' for me to listen to as I would have wanted.
Such a seminal album for me. Arcade fire was IT for the indie scene at this time. I love love love this album so much and I think it holds up today.
Great album
This is a good album with great production value and strong musicianship, but there’s something missing that makes me not love it and I can’t really pinpoint it exactly except that it just lacks some heart I guess. I would put it in the same category as Imagine Dragons, fine but a bit meh.
Brilliant
Really great album
Well if I had to give this a number, I think 3.5 would be the most honest rating, but since it Friday and I got today off, let’s say 4 since I’m in a good mood. Arcade Fire should feel honored. Anyways, this album blends in with a lot of indie rock from this era. It had some cool tracks, along with tracks that were pretty mediocre. It’s nothing I’ll ever go back to in the future, but I also don’t regret listening to it this one time.
The Suburbs Ready To Start Suburban War We Used To Wait Sprawl II
Boring.
Lovedddd
Its quite good. Not much to say, third arcade fire already and they deliver but seems a bit odd
its nice
Solid listen. Enjoy!
As I was listening to this, all I could think was "What's the big deal about these guys?" Pretty standard early 21st century pop rock. Decent, but nothing stood out.
Pretty good, but definitely not The Wall, which seems to be a bit of what they are reaching for. Top to bottom, it's strong and unified in terms of mood, which is controlled, and strums along pleasantly enough without having any truly standout tracks. "Sprawl II" is perhaps the catchiest, but it seems something of an outlier. Overall, one can't take AF as seriously as they seem to wish one to, but this is solid.
A moody album that feels like it is one or two songs too long. Still, for an unknown reason, I like the mood and commentary of isolation and emptiness of The Suburbs...
Excited for this one, I like some arcade fire songs but never dug into their albums (a common theme in this exercise). Wall of sound. Enjoyable, but it does get a bit weaker after the first couple of tracks. 4*. I would typically give albums like this a 3*, but I'm too biased toward early 10s alternative. Highlights: the suburbs, ready to start
Quite enjoyed this. Was a little Talking Head'esque. Good listen overall
Eh.
Comples sounds with a dense almost tense vibe. 4 stars
This my shit
Solid 4. grammy 2011 album of the year. It's really good, still enjoy it. 'City with No Children' and 'Sprawl II' have been in my rotation since it came out - great songs.
Sonido ochentoso. Muchos condimentos dentro de un estilo bien marcado. Me hizo acordar a The Midnight pero mas rockero.
Oh Canada! A little long, but interesting. I enjoyed this, will listen again.
Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs" is like an HOA meeting that promised free pizza but only delivered on the cheese—lots of buildup with a somewhat satisfying payoff. The album takes us on a leisurely drive through the tree-lined streets of suburbia, where every song feels like a stop sign: you slow down, you look around, but you're not always sure it was worth the stop. Don't get me wrong, there are moments when "The Suburbs" feels like finding that one rebellious house with the daringly overgrown lawn—a breath of fresh air in an otherwise orderly neighborhood. Tracks like "Ready to Start" and "Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)" are the community block parties that actually deliver on their promise, showing off Arcade Fire's knack for anthemic choruses and emotive storytelling. But as a whole, the album occasionally wanders into the cul-de-sac of its own ambitions, circling themes of ennui and disconnection with the determination of a minivan lost in a maze of cookie-cutter homes. It's an exploration that sometimes leaves you checking your watch, wondering when the real fireworks will start. Handing "The Suburbs" 3 stars is like admitting that while the HOA might have had grand plans for the neighborhood get-together, in the end, it's really just about hanging out in someone's backyard, hoping the next track—or in this case, the next song—will be the one to really get the party started.
Exceptional album. Sprawl 2 is a grewat track and 1 on my playlists
Really good album.
Kann man sich anhören
Banger.
Sounds like Arcade Fire. Very on brand. Moody. Orchestral. Dramatic.
It's polished and they are clearly of a kind well liked but I can't get past how flat and uninteresting I find them. Just never grabbed me.
strung out hipster cowboy music
Låten The Suburbs är en banger. Har nog inte hört de andra låtarna. Okej, andra låten har jag också hört. Den är bra den med. Övriga låtar är bra, men inte lika bra.4/5
• Har undrat när den här ska dyka upp. Omslaget är en klassiker för mig, har fina färger, känns som nån retro bild med extra färg • Känns skönt att skippa det indiska albumet och få upp ett av mina favoritalbum • The Suburbs & Ready to Start bästa låtarna • De låtarna jag minns mest från när jag lyssnade på albumet på iTunes cirka 2012 är Modern Man, Rococo & City with No Children • Väldigt sammanhängande sound på alla låtar • De har alltid många numrerade låtar Betyg: Ingen överraskning här => 6/5
Jäkligt bra album. Många bangers o det känns som det hänger ihop på ett bra sätt. Trots att det är 60 min långt så tycker jag inte det blir tråkigt och flyter inte in i varandra
The best Arcade Fire album and a 10/10 in my book. It's claustrophobic and melancholic to the brim, and then Régine Chassagne lets out all frustrations on 'Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)' to show that there is still room for big dreams in a small town. Very corny, very relatable.
One of my friends once foolishly pointed to Halcyon Digest by Deerhunter as one of the prime examples of indie rock, should you introduce the genre to someone. Blasphemy. This is of course a much better answer. Maybe it’s even the answer?
jakieś hipstery z H&M
Pretty good
Hated this album when it first came out. Loved it when I just listened to it. What does that tell you? 4.3
so beautiful and well produced
Sprawl II is by far the best song on this album, the rest was not that impressive
Wasted Hours blew my mind. Great Album
Rocky Catchy Pleasant Some building tracks Moody Instrumental licks Remind me of the Manic Street Preachers / U2 /
Beetje saai, wel prima gemaakt verder
Pocetak dobar, poslije malo dosadno i monotono, kraj goody. Najbolje pjesme: 1. We Used To Wait 2. The Suburbs 3. Sprawl I (Flatland) 4. Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) 5. Wasted Hours 3.5/5
boring
Mid