Shrek put WL/WH as his #1 60s album last time so he's cool in my book.
He also thinks the Doors is the worst band of all time
He also thinks the Doors is the worst band of all time
A band you also used to hate
twins
A band you also used to hate
twins
It was more so a dislike of Jim Morrison, never thought they were a totally irredeemable band.
I miss Shrek, I remember when he was just getting into films stanning Linky then became a full out movie mon
Damn the memories
Aint he the one that put most of us on Dinosaur Jr
that be my broski @drjdeponytail
2010s was such a great decade just for women in indie pop
2010s was such a great decade just for women in indie pop
Been jammin some Purity Ring too
2010s was such a great decade just for women in indie pop
2010s was my fav decade for rap
yes over the beloved 90s
2010s was my fav decade for rap
yes over the beloved 90s
Worst decade for rap for me besides the 80’s
2010s was my fav decade for rap
yes over the beloved 90s
2010s mixtapes are in a different class of their own. I play regularly more than most classics from other decades
I’m also just not that impressed by guys like Future and Young Thug when it comes to albums. Great songs, but it’s hard for me to think of them as artists crafting a full package. So naturally that takes away somewhat from what I think of the 2010’s since I’m sure they’re both highlights for others.
If there's one thing Woody Guthrie liked more than a communist it was a communist that had singlehandedly killed hundreds of fascists

Worst decade for rap for me besides the 80’s
Pusha's discog alone makes it one of my favorite decades for rap
Pusha's discog alone makes it one of my favorite decades for rap
And Kanye
I been buying rap albums since the 90s and '10-'16 felt like the most progressive time jam packed with classic s***
Pusha's discog alone makes it one of my favorite decades for rap
You f***ed with that Wrath of Cane/Fear of God albums ? I was just talkin with someone how I only really dig Daytona from solo Push haha
I’m also just not that impressed by guys like Future and Young Thug when it comes to albums. Great songs, but it’s hard for me to think of them as artists crafting a full package. So naturally that takes away somewhat from what I think of the 2010’s since I’m sure they’re both highlights for others.
There's a good number of 2010s hip-hop artists who released imo at least one classic (or more):
(I havent updated this in a bit since Rasie called me out for no Chief Keef but imo 2010s was a strong ass decade):
docs.google.com/document/d/13U382k5YemO46z4GQC_iLpygKKtSfTPk29CBANtg6U4/edit?usp=sharing