Gold Panda - Good Luck and Do Your Best

New Gold Panda LP on the way.

I loved his first two albums, looking forward to this one. Saw him live last time he toured stateside, even met him where he signed my cassette copy of Half Of Where You Live.

His music has always had this melancholy feeling to them at times, the kind of feels you get at those moments when you're travelling and find yourself alone in a new place after a busy day.

bump - listened to the album this morning and it delivered

nothing drastic in his style, if anything he's honed in on his sound more than anything, nothing seemed to drag on or sound too forced

Yeah, good album. Tried the two preview tracks on bandcamp and decided to buy it this morning. Giving me nice summer vibes along with new Lone album.

Really loved his first album, but the 2nd all kinda sounded the same to me... from what I've heard of the 2 songs released off this one it sounds great! I'm hoping it's more like his first...

Got it, heard it, good stuff!

This album is listenable and pleasant but doesn't bring much new. Half Of Where You Are for me was much more dynamic. 

I hadn't listened to any Gold Panda prior to this. Spotified the album on a whim, enjoyed it, grabbed the vinyl the next day, and I've been spinning it ever since. Aces.

What album/EP of his should I check out next? 

  On 8/2/2016 at 8:30 PM, valleyinaire said:

I hadn't listened to any Gold Panda prior to this. Spotified the album on a whim, enjoyed it, grabbed the vinyl the next day, and I've been spinning it ever since. Aces.

 

What album/EP of his should I check out next? 

"You" and "Marriage" singles/EPs and his debut album Lucky Shiner. Quitter's Raga was his breakout song back in 2009.

His album before this one is excellent as well, Half of Where You Live and it's most similar to Good Luck...

If you're still hooked from there I'd hit up Companion, his remaining EPs and his DJ Kicks album. 

Half Of Where You Are for sure. I love that album.

Thanks lads. Think I'll head to Half of Where You Live first, then Lucky Shiner, and if I'm still digging this guy's stuff I'll give the EPs a mooch.