Rosa Parks had a f***ing bluegrass jam breakdown and it was a major hit
Was amazing then and still is. Never gonna get tired of it.
Aquemini is my fav rap album but the last 3 songs of Stankonia are
feels like your f***ing in a lava lamp
Not sure I'd have any Kast in my top 20 rap these days
Stankonia>Aquemini?? Liking Aquemini less and Stankonia a bit more these days. Both kinda flawed with inferior guests and Andre-less songs. Both very innovative in their high points. Digging the funkiness and crossover pop appeal of Stankonia lately. Def the twin towers of Kast records
yeah stankonia overtook it for me a few years ago and i never looked back. goat hip hop album
might delete my best layout yet when I inevitably don't feel like making 200 or more pictures for it.
yeah stankonia overtook it for me a few years ago and i never looked back. goat hip hop album
Stanklove on lsd was amazing
@Elric glad to see you enjoyed Long Good Friday
Big Daddy Bob is so good in it.
might delete my best layout yet when I inevitably don't feel like making 200 or more pictures for it.
If it aint meant to be then it aint meant to be
Do you have any interest in a career in graphic design at all? The amount of care you put into this stuff has definitely developed a skill that can translate into eventual income.
If you dont already, you should browse around for some cool visual and graphic design books and read them from time to time. Dont search on Amazon cause unless you know specifically which book you're looking for, your search will be inundated with s***ty books published in the last 5 years that barely even qualify as design resources.
If you go looking, try to focus on graphic design books/catalogs released in the 70s-early 90s. There are a bunch of commercially released exhibition and overview-type books of specific styles and trends during those decades that have retained relevance and are better than most actual textbooks on the subject. If you see a book you like, search for it on ebay for cheap, or find it from a secondhand seller on amazon.
Who liked that post other than Aruji? I only got a notification for his like but it says there's 2
All this talk about Stankonia makes me want to relisten to it. I remember feeling that it was a bit scattered but I haven't given that album a fair listen in about 10 years.
All this talk about Stankonia makes me want to relisten to it. I remember feeling that it was a bit scattered but I haven't given that album a fair listen in about 10 years.
It is scattered but in a good way
Not sure I'd have any Kast in my top 20 rap these days
De top 20 rap albums by De List Mon
If it aint meant to be then it aint meant to be
Do you have any interest in a career in graphic design at all? The amount of care you put into this stuff has definitely developed a skill that can translate into eventual income.
If you dont already, you should browse around for some cool visual and graphic design books and read them from time to time. Dont search on Amazon cause unless you know specifically which book you're looking for, your search will be inundated with s***ty books published in the last 5 years that barely even qualify as design resources.
If you go looking, try to focus on graphic design books/catalogs released in the 70s-early 90s. There are a bunch of commercially released exhibition and overview-type books of specific styles and trends during those decades that have retained relevance and are better than most actual textbooks on the subject. If you see a book you like, search for it on ebay for cheap, or find it from a secondhand seller on amazon.
did you listen to the new John Cale album? Interested in seeing what you think
If it aint meant to be then it aint meant to be
Do you have any interest in a career in graphic design at all? The amount of care you put into this stuff has definitely developed a skill that can translate into eventual income.
If you dont already, you should browse around for some cool visual and graphic design books and read them from time to time. Dont search on Amazon cause unless you know specifically which book you're looking for, your search will be inundated with s***ty books published in the last 5 years that barely even qualify as design resources.
If you go looking, try to focus on graphic design books/catalogs released in the 70s-early 90s. There are a bunch of commercially released exhibition and overview-type books of specific styles and trends during those decades that have retained relevance and are better than most actual textbooks on the subject. If you see a book you like, search for it on ebay for cheap, or find it from a secondhand seller on amazon.
I'm not interested in graphic design
did you listen to the new John Cale album? Interested in seeing what you think
No i havent. I'll add to my list!
I'm not interested in graphic design
Well dam
No i havent. I'll add to my list!
collaborations with Laurel Halo, Sylvan Esso, Actress, Animal Collective, Weyes Blood etc.. At first I thought he wanted to appeal to the Indie Hipster crowd but the album comes off more organic than I thought. Art Pop but with heavy Ambient vibes.
@Elric glad to see you enjoyed Long Good Friday
Big Daddy Bob is so good in it.
Love those British underworld movies where everybody inexplicably knows eachother, from the bosses to the street urchins
this one sits nicely between the og Italian Job and early Guy Ritchie
Also Hoskins is one of my childhood goats after watching Who Framed Roger Rabbit a million times so it's always great to see him in something else from back in the day
I’m assuming @Elric @RVI @HeyFella @RASIE @Aruji and @Galaxy
Me
All this talk about Stankonia makes me want to relisten to it. I remember feeling that it was a bit scattered but I haven't given that album a fair listen in about 10 years.
You think airtight Yeezus is messy so you'll probably think sprawling Stankonia is too