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  • UncMC ๐Ÿฐ

    Not just a collection of songs, but albums with interludes, transitions, atmosphere, skits, translations, recurring themes, or storytelling that make them feel like a complete journey from start to finish.

    Drop albums where listening front-to-back is essential and the whole project is greater than the individual tracks.

    My contribution:




  • Interpol - turn on the bright lights

  • Stankonia.

  • gnx is legendary when kendrick say MUSTAARRRRD i always yell with him ๐Ÿ˜‚

  • SABMAN TURNT ๐Ÿง”๐Ÿป
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    Barter 6

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  • every album you listen to is technically an experience

  • Wiki - Ancient History

    Out now

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  • Kojimbo

    Oh f*** yeah

  • this s*** a whole movie

  • Whoa!๐Ÿคฏ

  • Disintegration

  • Anything Jay Elec

  • B****es Brew

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    Janelle Monae archandroid and electric lady

  • Jim Halpert

    Janelle Monae archandroid and electric lady

    Archandroid more than anything

  • no ICEMAN ๐ŸงŠ๐ŸงŠ๐ŸงŠ mentions yet?

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    TLOP is an experience but it's an underwhelming album & the majority of the songs (it has 16 tracks without counting skits/interludes) don't hold enough weight outside of the full listen


    Prince Paul one of the GOATs for this, his work with De La pioneered skits, that + his solo work also led to his collaboration with Chris Rock which aimed to innovate on the comedy album genre by building a world around the standup routines (No S***was a hit, Champagne was an early & also very blatant P Diddy diss)

    Prince Among Thieves

    He assembled this but kept basically all the features in the dark about it because he was shook someone would take the idea from him before he dropped it

    Psychoanalysis

    It sounds as though he just released all the strangest ideas/thoughts from his subconscious out into the world


    Also s/o to Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis for all those albums
    The heavy use of frequent interludes/segues throughout that Rhythm Nation/Janet/Velvet Rope run
    & the heavy genre bending