Tuneout 🎨Apr 2
Jim Napsterheaven and hell
Beamo23 🍸Apr 2
Elric
what's he doini dont know man. but its art
- Beamo23 🍸Apr 2Jim Napster
bésame goblin
nahhh he lookin for a kiss
- Tuneout 🎨Apr 2
rviAlso yeezus his #1 mosterpiece ofc @Elric you agree with that right
it is i agree, been saying this
- Beamo23 🍸Apr 2·2 replies
i never spin yeezus anymore but it is top 3 for life
- Apr 2
LetHIMSortEmOutCant believe Ye was off not performing in a long time, much older than him, and STILL outperformed Drake in every single aspect you can think of at Free Hoover. Even made the b**** cry
I finally watched that last weekend as our Bully preamble and many holy Drake sucked s***. I've seen him like 3 times, always sucks. Terrible live performer.
Kanye wasn't exactly on the ball either until he did Come To Life which f***in floored me
Made me wish so bad he did a Donda tour.
- rvi 🦤Apr 2·1 replyElric
No Kinks
Yeah I definitely lean more toward the deeper and wider discographies with a few duds. Velvets and Stooges as good as it's possible to be but I can't say I've got as much enjoyment from them as I have the mountain of magic Bob and Neil have created. Bowie and Kinks round out my top 5 probably.
Bob especially has run several victory laps on everybody else at this point but Kanye has potential to catch up at this rate
Yeah as time goes on I gravitate more and more to those deep discographies with like 20+ good albums you can really get lost in as my top goats
- Apr 2Beamo23
i never spin yeezus anymore but it is top 3 for life
It's too special to play all the time anyway. Just a couple times a year with full ceremony.
- Apr 2·1 reply
lord I need you the one ye sing that always gets me
- Beamo23 🍸Apr 2
it's just his hand
Apr 2
- Beamo23 🍸Apr 2·1 replyJim Napster
lord I need you the one ye sing that always gets me
wrap ya armse around with hi mer cy
Apr 2·1 replyElricRay nearly singlehandedly rivalling the output of the Beedles
if only he had a George Martin from the jump. Produced alot of his own classics too like Waterloo Sunset.you know you're a legend when songs any other band would kill for aren't even making the cut on your albums
Seriously it's impossible to overstate how important George Martin and Geoff Emerick are to the legacy of The Beatles. Their music still sounds incredible 60 f***ing years later and that means it remains accessible to future generations.
Village Green Preservation Society and Arthur are masterpieces but they sound like relics and that is an obstacle.
- Apr 2·1 replyBeamo23
wrap ya armse around with hi mer cy
amnd I cannot sell me soul
- Apr 2·1 replyrvi
Yeah as time goes on I gravitate more and more to those deep discographies with like 20+ good albums you can really get lost in as my top goats
When you got someone with that many great albums AND a bunch of loosie gems in the vault AND a bunch of golden b-sides AND a bunch of stunning live performances
- Beamo23 🍸Apr 2Jim Napster
amnd I cannot sell me soul
wheezy outta here
Apr 2Jim Napsterbésame goblin
Ok you win baby you were right
- rvi 🦤Apr 2·1 replyElric
When you got someone with that many great albums AND a bunch of loosie gems in the vault AND a bunch of golden b-sides AND a bunch of stunning live performances
Zappa too powerful
Caetano veloso might be the most staggering deep discography I've delved into in the past few years or so
- Apr 2·1 replyNoir
Seriously it's impossible to overstate how important George Martin and Geoff Emerick are to the legacy of The Beatles. Their music still sounds incredible 60 f***ing years later and that means it remains accessible to future generations.
Village Green Preservation Society and Arthur are masterpieces but they sound like relics and that is an obstacle.
Yep they lucked the f*** out. Apparently the facilities at Abbey Road were actually kinda s*** compared to American studios at the time and they just pulled off miracles with what they had.
I feel like Village Green was the moment they finally caught up as far as sound quality goes. Face To Face and Something Else definitely sound like relics but that sweet sweet mid 60s four track sound is my ultimate comfort zone so I don't mind at all.
- Apr 2·2 replies
Yeah alright it's a Donda night
1. Jail
2. Off the Grid
3. Hurricane
4. Jonah
5. Moon
6. Donda
7. 24
8. Junya
9. Believe What I Say
10. Life of the Party
11. Never Abandon Your Family
12. Praise God
13. New Again
14. Pure Souls
15. Come to Life
16. Jesus Lord
17. No Child Left BehindStg if bro had just released it like this day 1 it would have been recognized as a classic immediately
- Apr 2·2 repliesNoir
Yeah alright it's a Donda night
1. Jail
2. Off the Grid
3. Hurricane
4. Jonah
5. Moon
6. Donda
7. 24
8. Junya
9. Believe What I Say
10. Life of the Party
11. Never Abandon Your Family
12. Praise God
13. New Again
14. Pure Souls
15. Come to Life
16. Jesus Lord
17. No Child Left BehindStg if bro had just released it like this day 1 it would have been recognized as a classic immediately
Kept Junya
- Apr 2·2 repliesElric
Kept Junya
Last second addition when I realized the tracklist was too sad and serious. That song makes me so happy lol
- Apr 2·1 replyrvi
Zappa too powerful
Caetano veloso might be the most staggering deep discography I've delved into in the past few years or so
I don't think you recommended either of Caetano's 1975 albums to me
Edit nm I have Joia
Br00ses 🐇Apr 2NoirLast second addition when I realized the tracklist was too sad and serious. That song makes me so happy lol
I think it being sad and serious makes sense maybe
it's named after his dead mom
