One of my favorite discoveries from last year. It’s like the most lush and pretty work from Carole King and Joni Mitchell (the Laurel Canyon sound in general) just made bigger and fuller. This opening title track is incredible.
!https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZYIJBZIbJbQ&si=ikOdpb_BtmRxjimLpretty decent stuff. gets really nice at the end
yet another album to dl and add to backlog list
i gotta do something about this
yet another album to dl and add to backlog list
i gotta do something about this
Yeah press play and stop marinating on a single album for 3 years
yet another album to dl and add to backlog list
i gotta do something about this
Just stream
Just stream
downloading isnt the problem, its having so much stuff im interested to listen to.
and it feels like a good 5-10% of the stuff I listen to isnt on streaming anyway which already gets annoying and I just use it sometimes on my work computer/in the car. and its also nice to organize the rest of the stuff exactly how I want it and not be subject to things like every title having "2017 Remaster" in the title or having to sift through messy streaming discographies with a bunch of versions or whatever
Yeah press play and stop marinating on a single album for 3 years
i dont marinate for 3 years. i try to listen to everything like 3-5 times and i just listen to like 10-15 new albums a week usually
i dont marinate for 3 years. i try to listen to everything like 3-5 times and i just listen to like 10-15 new albums a week usually
That’s a lot
downloading isnt the problem, its having so much stuff im interested to listen to.
and it feels like a good 5-10% of the stuff I listen to isnt on streaming anyway which already gets annoying and I just use it sometimes on my work computer/in the car. and its also nice to organize the rest of the stuff exactly how I want it and not be subject to things like every title having "2017 Remaster" in the title or having to sift through messy streaming discographies with a bunch of versions or whatever
That’s a lot
Yeah I feel like I wouldn't be able to make a real connection with anything outside my usual wheelhouse after 3 to 5 listens
Yeah I feel like I wouldn't be able to make a real connection with anything outside my usual wheelhouse after 3 to 5 listens
I let the connection just happen naturally but when it hits I go marination mode like a motherfucker
Yeah I feel like I wouldn't be able to make a real connection with anything outside my usual wheelhouse after 3 to 5 listens
my wheelhouse is bigger now so i dont think it takes me as many as it used to. and thats the minimum just for the first 2-3 months after i peep, a lot end up getting more. and the goal is for all of them to eventually get more every once in a while as the years pass
also listen for about 10 hours a day so i try to keep an acceptable balance
final U2 ranking/rating @Elric
1. Achtung Baby - 10/10
2. The Joshua Tree - 9/10
3. War - 9/10
4. The Unforgetteble Fire - 8.5/10
5. All That You Can't Leave Behind - 8/10
6. Zooropa - 8/10
7. Boy - 8/10
8. Pop - 7.5/10
9. October - 7.5/10
10. Rattle and Hum - 7/10
11. How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - 6.5/10
12. No Line on the Horizon - 6.5/10
13. Songs of Innocence - 6.5/10
14. Songs of Experience - 5/10
That Monsters of Folk album from 2009 should be so much better thought about. It’s the rare supergroup that actually lives up to the talent involved. Everybody brings their A game crafting immediately memorable songs—as if they’ve been around forever. Tracks like The Right Place and Magic Marker are just so nice.
final U2 ranking/rating @Elric
1. Achtung Baby - 10/10
2. The Joshua Tree - 9/10
3. War - 9/10
4. The Unforgetteble Fire - 8.5/10
5. All That You Can't Leave Behind - 8/10
6. Zooropa - 8/10
7. Boy - 8/10
8. Pop - 7.5/10
9. October - 7.5/10
10. Rattle and Hum - 7/10
11. How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - 6.5/10
12. No Line on the Horizon - 6.5/10
13. Songs of Innocence - 6.5/10
14. Songs of Experience - 5/10
Same top 4
final U2 ranking/rating @Elric
1. Achtung Baby - 10/10
2. The Joshua Tree - 9/10
3. War - 9/10
4. The Unforgetteble Fire - 8.5/10
5. All That You Can't Leave Behind - 8/10
6. Zooropa - 8/10
7. Boy - 8/10
8. Pop - 7.5/10
9. October - 7.5/10
10. Rattle and Hum - 7/10
11. How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - 6.5/10
12. No Line on the Horizon - 6.5/10
13. Songs of Innocence - 6.5/10
14. Songs of Experience - 5/10
Same top 4
He's got two of their best in his bottom 3
I'll chalk it up to lack of marination
He's got two of their best in his bottom 3
I'll chalk it up to lack of marination
pull up with your ranking then
im with you that those albums are at least decent (11-13 are pretty much tied anyway) but cant justify any of them above anything from 1980-2000. and even Rattle and Hum just cuz a few of those studio cuts are so great
hope you're not a Pop detractor, that one could honestly move up a few spots with more time
He's got two of their best in his bottom 3
I'll chalk it up to lack of marination
havent you still refused to even listen to one of their albums
the one that comes before those 2 you stan?
bizarre marination tactic if ive seen one