You never know, but my guess is that people will be listening to Random Access Memories a decade hence, just like we’re still listening to Discovery now. You’ll forget the YouTube interviews with the collaborators, you’ll forget the day they announced the suits, you’ll forget the day the “Get Lucky” snippet leaked, you’ll forget every rumor, you’ll forget the “SNL” commercials. But the record will remain, something that channels the past but sounds like little else right now, an album about rediscovery that’s situated in the constantly-shifting present.
This right here.. this is why I have a hard time writing Pitchfork off as elitist and snippy. They can be SPOT ON every once in a while. (usually when they’re not reviewing Yeasayer)
billhaverchuk:

colin greenwood, radiohead’s #1 fan, queueing for a radiohead show in his radiohead t-shirt

I love Colin so much.

billhaverchuk:

colin greenwood, radiohead’s #1 fan, queueing for a radiohead show in his radiohead t-shirt

I love Colin so much.

(via btfreek)

(via 2087)

So… I’ve heard the future now..

So… I’ve heard the future now..

WHY IS DAFT PUNK NOT ALL OVER MY DASH RIGHT NOW!!?

pitchfork:

Daft Punk’s new album Random Access Memories is streaming on iTunes.

pitchfork:

Daft Punk’s new album Random Access Memories is streaming on iTunes.

God! The Drive soundtrack was insanely good.