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    Jim Halpert

    Yeah in 2020 it was still somewhat normal to have event level albums with challenging music

    Those days are over.

    I wouldn’t say that. A Great Chaos is classic. Osama and Che got classics. They just not mainstream

  • brat is last thing that felt like it caught the attention of people outside of the sphere of the music world it terms of a full cohesive project that caught the cultural zeitgeist and it was organic and everyone wanted a piece of the action with the music actually being kickass, interesting, dynamic, and experimental for a mainstream pop album.

    a lot of people's level of attention isn't what it was when people sat down and listened to projects front to back, like why do that when you can scroll for hours and get precious hits of satisfaction with less effort?

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    Mr America

    I wouldn’t say that. A Great Chaos is classic. Osama and Che got classics. They just not mainstream

    I said events

  • notmyfirst

    There’s always lulls

    Important post. The lulls are a crucial part of evolution

  • Jim Halpert

    I said events

    AGC was def a event

  • dove
    !https://youtu.be/dtCdAhMSYLs?is=NPI4pshbSJDwOgD4

    yoko ono in the 70s type s***

  • Botney

    trap drums and hyperpop was the conclusion and the end game of the evolution of music

    post hyperpop/post hypernormalization whatever that dude said

  • Atreides

    rap f***in sucks rn it's no secret

    everybody went country/pop