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Kim Larssen of Of The Wand & The Moon did a great cover of Hazlewood's Dirtnap Stories and is also a baritone, just doesn't sing as much. Matt Elliott is also wonderful and can go pretty damn low.

Well, this is embarrassing but I'm enjoying the new The National album.

Dude there's some cool stuff on there—they get a little looser than normal.

I've always liked them, but I do get sick of him singing seemingly exclusively about corporate job-holding guys who hate themselves

popvulture wrote:Dude there's some cool stuff on there—they get a little looser than normal.

I've always liked them, but I do get sick of him singing seemingly exclusively about corporate job-holding guys who hate themselves

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvoBL1glXfA[/youtube]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvoBL1glXfA

Well adjusted corporate job holder here, AMA

D.o.S. wrote:Well adjusted corporate job holder here, AMA

How do your bosses' boots taste?

like Chocolate Dipped Euro Loot Buying Money Toes.

jrfox92 wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Well adjusted corporate job holder here, AMA

How do your bosses' boots taste?

See prior response.

I usually listen to me own stuff a lot when I'm om the process of making the music. Listening to a new demo while walking to work, listening to the latest mix of the album I'm currently working on, etc.

But once it is all done, and I don't need to listen for things that might needs to be improved I can go years without listening to it again, mostly because I've allready spent A LOT of time listening to the material.

But once in a while I gi back and listen to old recordings to see how I think about them now compared to what my memory tell me they sound like. That goes for both full albums, demoes and live recordings.