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1/5/09 1:39 pm

Tristan says:

I really like Feels (especially “Did You See The Words” and “Purple Bottle”) but Strawberry Jam was such a letdown. The first single was just stultifying. This album and this track are so awesome. What do we make of Strawberry Jam now? A necessary stop to this destination?

1/6/09 5:35 am

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1/6/09 8:53 pm

Chuck says:

Now I feel kinda weird for calling “Strawberry Jam” my favourite album of 2007….oh well, I still loved it.
The new one might just be better though.

1/7/09 12:43 pm

Lloyd says:

Why would you feel weird for that? Strawberry Jam is amazing, just because it isn’t the writers cup of tea doesn’t mean it isn’t quality. That being said I agree that MPP is their best work to date.

1/7/09 1:14 pm

jay says:

I still get a lot out of Sung Tongs if I ever listen to it and pay enough attention to enjoy “Visiting Friends.” And I thought Feels was a great album for a couple of months when it came out but I can’t even listen to it anymore. My problem with AC is that a lot of times their best peices come in some of the songs that also happen to be marred with their worst habits, so it’s hard for me to enjoy a whole song. At least, listening back, that’s my problem with Feels and to some extent Strawberry Jam. At least “Peacebone.” The rest of that album is alternately just sort of annoying and sort of boring.

I’ll admit to not having bothered with the new album yet, but my high school graduation was at Merriweather Post Pavilion, along with a bunch of great concerts when I was a teenager. So I kind of want to check it out, just because of the name.

1/8/09 8:00 pm

marc says:

Yo Chuck…think for yourself.

Strawberry Jam is an amazing album. Merriweather is just as amazing if not better.

How the author of this blog finds distinction between the two albums and then chooses to trash ‘Strawberry’… simply boggles my mind.

1/13/09 12:11 am

billy says:

what about ‘my girls’? it’s got such a killer chorus, it could be a rap single. Imagine it coming out of a large automobile, all bass woof and chanting.

1/13/09 9:56 am

Matthew Perpetua says:

Yes, that’s also a song on Merriweather Post Pavilion. It’s a good one. It’s not really one of my favorites though, I guess. I kinda favor the Avey numbers on this one.

1/13/09 11:24 pm

Brendan says:

Strawberry Jam is a diseased record, for sure, but so is The White Album or Pinkerton or so many other records that are both critical and fan favorites. One reason Animal Collective has amassed so many fervent fans is that they digress, they adapt to different instruments, different line ups, different times. Their whole process of doing things consciously defies the typically linear plot of an indie band, and so as a critic to impose a plot on them is sort of pointless. Few would argue that, say, “Visiting Friends” isn’t in some way indulgent, but part of what they do is demand that the listener take a band seriously enough to go with them to uncharted territory, where they weren’t expecting or maybe even hoping to go. And any music fan has been there with a favorite band before.

1/14/09 8:08 am

maura says:

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