Guided by Voices - Please Be Honest (2016) [FLAC]
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Guided by Voices - Please Be Honest (2016) [FLAC] Genre: Rock Style: Indie Source: WEB Codec: FLAC Bit rate: ~ 900 kbps Bit depth: 16 Sample rate: 44.1 kHz 01 My Zodiac Companion 02 Kid on a Ladder 03 Come on Mr. Christian 04 The Grasshopper Eaters 05 Glittering Parliaments 06 The Caterpillar Workforce 07 Sad Baby Eyes 08 The Quickers Arrive 09 Hotel X (Big Soap) 10 I Think a Telescope 11 Please Be Honest 12 Nightmare Jamboree 13 Unfinished Business 14 Defeatist's Lament 15 Eye Shop Heaven Guided by Voices is whoever and whatever Robert Pollard decides it is. Pollard made that clear in 1997, when he fired the band's original lineup and recruited Cobra Verde to be his backing band during the recording of the album Mag Earwhig. Now Pollard has taken an even bigger step, declaring he is Guided by Voices, both literally and figuratively. As usual, he wrote and sang all the songs for 2016's Please Be Honest. But this time, he also played all the instruments himself, not bothering with other musicians when he has the magic of multi-tracking at his disposal. Anyone who heard More Lies from the Gooseberry Bush, the truly inept 2014 album Pollard recorded under the name Teenage Guitar, has good reason to be wary of this decision. On More Lies, Pollard revealed just how clumsy he can be as an instrumentalist, but thankfully, he's stepped up his game on Please Be Honest. Admittedly, he still isn't much of a guitarist, bassist, or drummer, but on Please Be Honest, he has the good sense to keep things simple. Between the sturdy but rudimentary performances and the buzzy lo-fi audio, Please Be Honest is a dead ringer for the wobbly homemade sound of GbV's pre-Alien Lanes era. Many of these tracks sound like demos, but they have a "first thought, best thought" enthusiasm that suits Pollard's angular melodies better than excessive polish