Yeah Ghost by Zero 7

Armed_Response wrote:

Everything digshake said.

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digshake wrote:

I'm surprised to see all the hate for this record. Perhaps I'm not the "typical" Zero 7 fan (Simple Things was a good album, The Garden was a GREAT album) but I like the direction they take on Yeah Ghost. It may not be as great as some of their previous work but it's still very enjoyable and leaves me looking forward to their next creation.

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Unkn0wnumb3rs wrote:

At first when I listened to this back in '09 I was like, "WTF is this shit?" and now it's 2011 and I decided to give it another listen, and it's really not that bad at all; def grew on me. I'm glad I gave it another chance. [2]

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Amina-M wrote:

At first when I listened to this back in '09 I was like, "WTF is this shit?" and now it's 2011 and I decided to give it another listen, and it's really not that bad at all; def grew on me. I'm glad I gave it another chance.

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lylica_rock wrote:

Zero 7 wasn't in the mood to record an album, judging by this one. It's an "opaque" album comparing with the others, yet "When it Falls" is the best in my opinion. *-*

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czesccotam wrote:

didn't like it, but still love simple things and when it falls

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Mynglam wrote:

Where is the asshole that so spoiled group? Only "Pop Art Blue" good for me.

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junotolentino wrote:

what the fucking fuckckck. :'(

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Sepia_Verve wrote:

This album SUCKS, zero7 are dead to me

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patrl wrote:

loving the album so far, way different from there other stuff, but i gotta say this is pretty good..

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mixplusik wrote:

The songs with Eska on vocals are all really great. I'm afraid the rest is quite weak though (especially "Pop Art Blue" - it's like they were trying too hard to make something like When It Falls). I'm not giving up on this album though - maybe it needs some more time to grow on me.

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Niai8889 wrote:

It's very different, yes but Yeah Ghost is a real grower. Just let the songs grow on you, I really wasn't sure the first few listens because it's such a departure from their previous stuff, but the Zero 7'ness really comes through subversively in quite a few tracks and then you can find it flows nicely as an album. If you still can't like it then accept it's an experiment and also the next album probably won't be like this.

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guitarjiro wrote:

What happened to this band.. they have simply lost their magic with this album, that something we long time zero 7 listeners know it's there but not on this one.. even the artwork and all around it just doesn't fit to me to what we've known Zero 7 for.

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kida08 wrote:

I deleted Mr McGee, Medicine Man, and Sleeper. With those truly "meh" pop-songs gone I now have no issues with this album.

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sakmaz wrote:

i gave this album another try and i have to say, impressed. it's a sound that takes some getting used to, but if you allow it one more shot, you'll be pleasantly surprised. "pop art blue" and "all of us" are some of the pristine examples of a distinct zero 7 sound blended with fresh insights. don't write them off, and as Risingson exclaims: let them evolve. ho$

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Risingson wrote:

No. No, no and no. Let artists evolve, for God's sake. They still were nearly out of air when they did "The Garden" so they released their great experiments as Ingrid ETO. Let them play 70's upbeat pop here, please.

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Gisae wrote:

I love the previous albums, they get better each time I listen to them, but this album sadly does not. It's mediocre at most. I miss the relaxing sound that makes Zero 7 so enjoyable.

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guakanagary wrote:

a great album

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