Jan 16, 2022i need the sadness
Jan 16, 2022Very Basedmarinating
Jan 16, 2022·1 reply
ArujiI'd say it has like three to four good songs. New Order fell off rather quickly albumwise imo but remained somewhat consistent when it comes to singular songs.
I agree but that’s also why I always compliment Republic cause of how much I connect with it. They perfectly connected with a new generation by entirely eliminating the line between post-punk and post-disco thanks to the rave scene. The music is either hectic or despondent with no inbetween and Bernard uses rapping very well in places where just plain singing wouldn’t fit.
Jan 16, 2022·2 repliesCure, Smiths, and New Order were all consistent through the 80’s. They didn’t fall off.
- Jan 16, 2022·1 replyFella
Cure, Smiths, and New Order were all consistent through the 80’s. They didn’t fall off.
Depeche the only ones who kept getting even better well into the 90s
- Jan 16, 2022·2 replies
kanyes instagram story singing along to blackbird by the beatles
- Jan 16, 2022Very Based
kanyes instagram story singing along to blackbird by the beatles
He’s got good taste
- Jan 16, 2022Very Based
kanyes instagram story singing along to blackbird by the beatles
He must still talk to Paul
- Jan 16, 2022·2 repliesElric
Depeche the only ones who kept getting even better well into the 90s
Ultra is good?
- Jan 16, 2022
Koala@Very_Based
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eooi_nLx43o"But rapping ain't my grind, I just used to like to rhyme
Spitting Raekwon bars to the mirror
Just to hear if It sounded the same"
- Jan 16, 2022internet buddy
Ultra is good?
Has a couple amazing tunes
Jan 16, 2022internet buddyLet It Be is barely better than Pleased to Meet Me
Pleased to meet me is great tbf
rvi 🐦⬛Jan 16, 2022internet buddyUltra is good?
its p good
- Jan 16, 2022·2 repliesElric
taking the mid-late 80s over early 80s all day
How tf is that all you've got for PCL?! No Age of Consent or Leave Me Alone?
- Jan 16, 2022·1 reply
Galaxy de list monyea even though every song is a f***ing banger, there is that underlying darker tone to most songs. Especially something like It Just Won't Quit. So happy I found that album, a rare moment I remember my first listen, sitting alone in my first apartment just in awe of each track, thinking there will be a weak moment and here never is.
Celine Dion >
- Jan 16, 2022·edited·3 repliesVery Based
Celine Dion >
Hell no, her version of It's all coming back to me is utter trash. Even Meat Loaf's version is better because it at least keeps the dynamics of the song
There is so much going on his songs while still keeping them cohesive
- rvi 🐦⬛Jan 16, 2022Aruji· edited
Hell no, her version of It's all coming back to me is utter trash. Even Meat Loaf's version is better because it at least keeps the dynamics of the song
There is so much going on his songs while still keeping them cohesive
damn
Jan 16, 2022·1 reply - rvi 🐦⬛Jan 16, 2022rise zero
lol - Jan 16, 2022·1 replyElric
well i named him after Saruman The White (whom Gandalf called Saruman The Wise once) but there is also dirty hippie wizard Radagast The Brown who just does shrooms all day
I'm a bit irritated by the wise and offended by the brown but this context makes me appreciate both for some reason. I'd rather be a hippie than a wise tho.
However, the list of albums i love that you shat on is very long so keep quiet on that front.
Yeezus has grown on me even though I don't think it's an all encompassing masterpiece. I liked it alot when it came out but the longer Ye's career progressed I noticed a huge dip of depth and creativity in Ye's music because he wanted to go more "minimal" and less "maximalist". Yeezus appeared like the first indicator of that which made me dislike it retrospectively. However, the album doesn't deserve it because it so openly plays around with concepts of "bad art".
I've listened to The Beatles like perhaps as much as any new gen rock fan or even more so. eeh I'm not going on a Beatles rant now tho.
- Jan 16, 2022·2 repliesElric taking the mid-late 80s over early 80s all day
no Age of Consent?
- Jan 16, 2022·1 replyFella
Cure, Smiths, and New Order were all consistent through the 80’s. They didn’t fall off.
actually agree on all of them except NO.
- Jan 16, 2022·edited·1 replyinternet buddy
I agree but that’s also why I always compliment Republic cause of how much I connect with it. They perfectly connected with a new generation by entirely eliminating the line between post-punk and post-disco thanks to the rave scene. The music is either hectic or despondent with no inbetween and Bernard uses rapping very well in places where just plain singing wouldn’t fit.
tbh I actually like that album too because of what you said here. Not as much as PC&L or Low-Life but it would sit at #3 for me (as for their studio albums. I often forget to include Substance there).
Jan 16, 2022·3 replies1. Sonic Youth- Daydream Nation
2. Slayer- Reign In Blood
3. Metallica- Ride the Lightning
4. Prince- Sign O’ The Times
5. Mercyful Fate- Don’t Break The Oath
6. The Cure- Disintegration
7. Morbid Angel- Altars of Madness
8. Joy Division- Closer
9. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds- Tender Prey
10. Bruce Springsteen- Nebraska
11. Circle Jerks- Group S***12. New Order- Power, Corruption, and Lies
13. The Smiths- The Queen is Dead
14. Prince- Purple Rain
15. Mercyful Fate- Melissa
16. Michael Jackson- Thriller
17. Pestilence- Consuming Impulse
18. King Diamond- Fatal Portrait
19. Talking Heads- Remain In Light
20. Black Flag- My War
21. Death- Leprosy
22. Metallica- Master of Puppets
23. Siouxsie and the Banshees- Juju
24. Bruce Springsteen- Born in the USA
25. Guns N Roses- Appetite For Destruction
26. Dead Kennedy’s- Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
27. Celtic Frost- Morbid Tales
28. Anthrax- Among The Living
29. Nine Inch Nails- Pretty Hate Machine
30. Pixies- Surfer Rosa
31. Eric B and Rakim- Paid in Full
32. David Bowie- Scary Monsters(And Super Creeps)
33. Talking Heads- The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads
34. Talk Talk- Spirit of Eden
35. Run DMC- Raising Hell
36. Black Flag- Damaged
37. Black Sabbath- Heaven and Hell
38. Skid Row- Skid Row
39. Janet Jackson- Rhythm Nation 1814
40. The Smiths- Hatful of Hollow
41. NWA- Straight Outta Compton
42. X- Los Angeles
43. Slick Rick- The Great Adventures of Slick Rick
44. Tom Petty- Full Moon Fever
45. Public Image Ltd- The Flowers of Romance
46. Pixies- Doolittle
47. Bolt Thrower- Realm of Chaos
48. The Cure- P***ography
49. Ozzy Osbourne- Blizzard of Ozz
50. Big Daddy Kane- Long Live The Kane
51. Melvins- Ozma
52. Razor- Violent Restitution
53. The Human League- Dare!
54. Danzig- Danzig I
55. Tears for Fears- Songs From The Big Chair
56. Sonic Youth- EVOL
57. Exodus- Bonded By Blood
58. Autopsy- Severed Survival
59. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo- Road to the Riches
60. Meat Puppets- Meat Puppets II
61. Minor Threat- Minor Threat
62. Megadeth- Peace Sells…But Who’s Buying?
63. Neil Young- Trans
64. Motörhead- Ace of Spades
65. Bathory- Under the Sign of the Black Mark
66. De La Soul- 3 Feet High and Rising
67. Dio- Holy Diver
68. Public Enemy- It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back
69. Suicidal Tendencies- Suicidal Tendencies
70. Sepultura- Beneath the Remains- Jan 16, 2022Aruji
tbh I actually like that album too because of what you said here. Not as much as PC&L or Low-Life but it would sit at #3 for me (as for their studio albums. I often forget to include Substance there).
My man
