Vheissu by Thrice

bruno_avilar wrote:

really powerful, the best of the few I heard by thrice

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atypeofuser wrote:

My favorite album of all time. As much as I respect everything from the band, this is where it's at for me.

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NK-Metal wrote:

Awesome album. I love all the songs. My favourites are For Miles and Stand And Feel Your Worth.

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TheCreatedVoid1 wrote:

Good album, but the three that followed it are by far better.

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mentalistic wrote:

I remember when this came out and I was a lot younger, I didn't appreciate it at all, now, almost 6 years later I regard it as one of the best albums I've ever heard.

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sp0ut wrote:

Classic. This album got me into them and the genre in general.

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Inxeh wrote:

Still one of the best albums ever

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Silmelril wrote:

TheFinalJoker Yeah, "Wie heißt du?" is one of the sentences on the cover. Sounds good. I'm gonna read it.

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Silmelril wrote:

@ThaEzzy These are my fav too. But i love the entire album.

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neemahbee wrote:

lovelovelove

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ChainsHead wrote:

I can't stop listening to this album.

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ThaEzzy wrote:

This is not my favorite album by them at all. Looking at the track listens here I'm starting to think I like this band for the wrong reasons or something. Off this album my favorites are the much less liked Hold Fast Hope, Of Dust and Nations and Stand and Feel Your Worth.

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osmark wrote:

my fav. one of the better albums I've heard really.

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confu wrote:

I dare say this might remain their best yet, it has such a unique atmosphere to it...but The Alchemy Index is the more innovative record.

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omgclara wrote:

I don't think I'll ever get bored of listening to this album.

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TheFinalJoker wrote:

The title is actually taken from Thomas Pynchon's novel 'V.' and 'Vheissu' can be interpreted in different ways: "[...]In Florence in 1899, Victoria appears again, briefly, but so does the place name "Vheissu", which may or may not stand for Vesuvius, Venezuela, a crude interpretation of wie heißt du, translating into who are you in the German language, or even (one character jokes) Venus." And not to forget it: Best album by Thrice. [3]

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DarthRevan144 wrote:

Best album by Thrice. [2]

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DJBlaqk wrote:

best

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