That would be hard

RAM is the crispiest album I’ve ever heard. Obv the music is amazing but it
like everything just sounds so good. The actual recording/mix/master is insane

Yet people still hate it

How can you hate an album with Touch on it ?

Idk how they managed to mix that

Takes an extreme level of sound design knowledge from every person in the creatice process

I remember watching an interview with Nile Rogers he did around the time. He was saying they had dozens of mics old and new from all over the world that they use for different parts. He was like wtf but it showed dedication to their craft

I been bumping Homework heavy today

I wish they did a lil behind the scenes on the making of the project. It had to be a wild experience. Theyre sound geniuses

They literally over a million dollars of their own personal money to make it and master it correctly iirc

People hate that album ???

It's easy to complain about popular and critically acclaimed stuff when you're contrarian.

wild that the sequecning of the songs themselves follow a chord progression

Damn they died? Rip

They split up

But what's crazy is that now they could die and we could potentially never know

wym? both of their names are public knowledge

Damn fr? I ain’t know enough about music theory to notice but that’s wild

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Idk if the whole thing is a progression as much as it is that the first 3 songs are in one key and the next few are in a different one.

The Game of Love & Something About Us have been in heavy rotation, these two simply exist on a different plane of musical production and craftsmanship.

Aerodynamic outro unbelievable

I'm just obsessed with Discovery there's nothing like this

I remember hearing Technologic on a s***ty bar before pandemic, people went crazy

Something is happening

open.spotify.com/album/6JRaPcrT3cMBEmkgSqEPhI?si=buBm6aqETG2lf3XZnQIqWQ&nd=1

So they releasing Alive 97 footage?

S*** lit