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Domdom Posted 11 years ago
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Could you explain it?

And something that jumps out on that song for me, and I suppose the album in general, is the guitars. Especially in light of the more synthy stuff that was going on on Tonight: Franz Ferdinand, it feels like Alex and Nick have rediscovered their guitar muse in a way. Would you agree with that?

I don't understand the bold. I don't understand what 'I suppose the album in general' means and why it comes here for the structure. (Tonight: Franz Ferdinand is the title of an album)
  

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"jumps out" = is very prominent / noticeable "on that song ... and (on) the album in general" means that the guitars were very noticeable on the song mentioned and also on the rest of the album. "I suppose" is the same as in the other thread.

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  • "jumps out" = is very prominent / noticeable "on that song ...
  • and (on) the album in general" means that the guitars were very noticeable on the song mentioned and also on the rest of the album.
  • "I suppose" is the same as in the other thread.
  • " is a set phrase meaning "taking ...
  • into consideration".
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"jumps out" = is very prominent / noticeable

"on that song ... and (on) the album in general" means that the guitars were very noticeable on the song mentioned and also on the rest of the album. "I suppose" is the same as in the other thread.

"in light of ..." is a set phrase meaning "taking ... into consideration".

"the more synthy stuff that was going on" = the more sy
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