i havent been on there but i can only imagine reddit discussers atm are probably the absolute worst of the bunch. just bottom of the barrel discussion i bet theyre going on about how "badass" Zelensky and the ukrainians are and talking about it like its a video game.

im not on twitter much but thats basically what i saw from a lot of people on there. whole idea of the social media era war still feels kinda weird and im not fully used to it yet

social media also kinda makes it drift almost into a "war p***" type thing too with people trying to find the most "exciting" videos and stuff like that. i kinda stopped trying to find that sort of info that doesnt really give more information to my perspective at all, it feels wrong to use it as something conducive to popcorn eating if that makes sense

I often edit comments because my brain feels like it’s overloaded sometimes so I try to get my jumbled thoughts down quickly in an coherent manner and I correct for miscommunication in tone after. It usually takes people a while to respond so I tend to have time. I apologize if I come off wrong in that way. I’ll try to be more thoughtful before immediately posting.

nah like i said its a very small thing tbh, i do appreciate your comments anyway even when i dont agree with them all. internet discussion is never gonna be perfect anyway

70s list gonna be interesting for me, I don’t have my usual metal & rap combo to lean on

Vote for Eno

A boy can wish

I will be putting Patti in my top 20 but not Horses unfortunately

maybe you already heard some and not sure how wanky they really are but

Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
Aphrodite's Child - 666
Camel - Mirage
Premiata forneria marconi - Storia di un minuto
Caravan - In the Land of Grey and Pink
Hatfield and the North - The Rotter's Club
National Health - Of Queues and Cures
Harmonium - L'heptade
Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant

idk how much canterbury scene stuff you heard but theres definitely a bit of crossover with that and the earlier henry cow albums

hard rock

Looking through albums rn, and I have no idea how I’m gonna make a top 10.. way too many good albums

U got time

Eno Schmeno

If Eno and Harry Nilsson made a collab album

It’d have been cool for sure.

Rock Bottom getting a good spot on my list know you love that one

Robert Wyatt's percussion contributions to Tiger Mountain is GOAT

now that I've digested them a bit more I can also confidently say Robert Wyatt should have received more votes for the 90s and 00s list. super solid (and unique) late career albums

Never really delved past his well known stuff

need Third to get a good spot too ofc gonna be in my top 5, rock bottom a good spot too but not as high

But where is Eno :mystery:

I haven't fully digested Third but it's on my listen list

AGW top 5 im thinking

It’s number 1 for me

whole catalog very worthwhile, also i feel like once you really get accustomed to his style it just continues to grow and grow

Galaxy need to really marinate on those post Eno Roxy Music records. Stranded I think is slightly better than the debut and Country Life is just a killer straight up rock album.