u recommend a b**** boys album

Look at these song titles

actually changed it to a wife beater since my parter already heard it

we will not be seeing purrp this week or the following

its a 24 song album too btw

i almost recommend him an 9 song one

@wey listened and liked

He’s a schmoozer, he’ll tell you he loves it even if he never hit play

should recommend Vultures 1 imo

Bianca ass a work of NATURE

why the f i thought this was 2pac

why u always recommending some bullshit

so u are saying my culture and language is bullshit

did u vote for TRUMP and suuppor ICE

I’m Mexican

No lo parece wey

@wey

boom boom toma cabrone

@atthepyramids

Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden

This is a very meditative album. I find I get the most out of it when I sit down and really give it my full attention. It's a slow burn, but relatively short at 41 minutes. You might be familiar with the band's earlier work, especially the synth pop hit "It's My Life". This late career album take their sound in a totally different direction though.

Really beautiful stuff. I consider this album as well its follow up Laughing Stock essential listening.

open.spotify.com/album/2fdqVlJ04j8XB7gPQ2ixFC
music.apple.com/us/album/rite-of-spring/200299192

Hubert Laws (born November 10, 1939) is an American flutist, piccoloist and saxophonist with a career spanning over 50 years in jazz, classical, and other music genres. Laws is one of the few classical artists who has also mastered jazz, pop, and rhythm-and-blues genres, moving effortlessly from one repertory to another.

Winning a scholarship to New York's Juilliard School of Music in 1960, he studied music both in the classroom and with master flutist Julius Baker, and played with both the New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra (member) and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra through 1969–72. In this period, his renditions of classical compositions by Gabriel Fauré, Stravinsky, Debussy, and Bach on the 1971 CTI recording Rite of Spring—with a string section and such jazz stalwarts as Airto Moreira, Jack DeJohnette, Bob James, and Ron Carter—earned him an audience of classical music aficionados.

An interesting live version recorded much more recently.

i was gonna pick this one

@lucid

Miles Davis - Agharta

Pure Alien Magic.

let me know if you already know this and I'll find you another

@Embezzle

Lifetime/ Erika de Casier

Never heard of it, excited to listen!

Ngl i was looking at giving them Gas album but this is the will be more fun i reckon