This Old Dog, by Mac DeMarco

This Old Dog

by Mac DeMarco

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blacktea I love this album for it's catchiness, Mac's maturity, and the songwriting. Easily one of my favorite records of 2017, loved This Old Dog so much and continue to play it weekly since it's release. Favorite track: One Another.

Daniel Esq. I have fallen in love with this record, both for the guitar tone and sounds (how it escalates from clean acoustic to squalls of noise, and back again) and for the wistful, nostalgic, sad vibe. Album's very honest about aging and loss. For his reputation as a "slacker," DeMarco is grown-up and moving here. Closing track is the bravest thing I've heard in 2017. Favorite track: Watching Him Fade Away.

charles_irvine this is amazing Favorite track: Baby You're Out.

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1.	My Old Man 03:41	buy track
2.	This Old Dog 02:30	buy track
3.	Baby You're Out 02:37	buy track
4.	For the First Time 03:02	buy track
5.	One Another 02:46	buy track
6.	Still Beating 03:01	buy track
7.	Sister 01:18	buy track
8.	Dreams from Yesterday 03:27	buy track
9.	A Wolf Who Wears Sheeps Clothes 02:49	buy track
10.	One More Love Song 04:01	buy track
11.	On The Level 03:47	buy track
12.	Moonlight On The River 07:02	buy track
13.	Watching Him Fade Away 02:23	buy track

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released May 5, 2017

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Mac DeMarco Brooklyn, New York

“As I’m getting older, chip up on my shoulder…” is the opening line from Mac DeMarco’s second full-length LP ‘Salad Days,’ the follow up to 2012’s lauded ‘Mac DeMarco 2.’ Amongst that familiar croon and lilting guitar, that initial line from the title track sets the tone for an LP of a maturing singer/songwriter/producer. ... more