Modern albums that will be considered classics by future generations
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Levi Baker
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Samuel Stewart
>ITT: Albums I'll immediately forget about after scrolling by them in the thread catalog
Xavier Ortiz
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Andrew Miller
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Hunter Cruz
I JUST FUCKED YO BITCH IN SUM GUCCI FLIP-FLOPS
Adrian Long
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Camden Ortiz
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Dylan Rivera
I feel like these have had enough time to basically already be canonized by this point. What's more interesting is to speculate which albums from the last few years will stand the test of time, and be representative of the contemporary musical movement.
Benjamin Allen
>few years
I'm talking a century from now at least. Being popular for 20 years is not enough to be a classic
Ian Mitchell
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Ryder Diaz
I tried so hard to get into that album, but I just couldn't.
100% agree.
Here's my guess for a modern album that'll be viewed as a classic by future generations.
Joseph Richardson
shut your fucking mouth
Liam Barnes
something by him if not this
Kayden Jackson
GKMC was good and is probably a classic. Peak Kendrick imo, don't let his new shit get in the way
Cameron Campbell
Yeah, I was thinking that but I couldn't narrow it down to one album, because all three of his big releases have been incredibly well received.
Benjamin Butler
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Gabriel Scott
> Their new album.
Daniel Foster
to be honest yeah for better and worse
Christopher Williams
>considered classics in the future
>released in 1999
Already on its way then!
Kevin Evans
GKMC was his first and last classic
Luis Robinson
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Ian Hall
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Jose Taylor
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Jackson Murphy
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Samuel Baker
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Hunter Green
thats an unrealistic metric, most albums that are considered classics, both on this board and in the general public consciousness, are not more than 100 years old and rarely are even more than 60 years old
Xavier Evans
DAMN is so god damn boring, and has loyalty, love and xxx it can't be a classic.
Brayden Campbell
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David Cox
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Matthew Morris
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Owen Clark
fucking awful albums
Colton Cooper
is this a pun?
Michael Thomas
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Caleb Thomas
Connor Lee
I know I'm gonna get shit on for this
Daniel Morgan
Already is
GKMC
Too obscure and definitely not classic worthy
No
Yes
Ryder Lewis
Agreed
Tyler Roberts
You are simply wrong good sir, Blank Banshee 0 is a bonafide cult classic.
Jason Lee
>albums
>relevant in the future
Bentley Edwards
is this modern enough
Gavin Diaz
This album is god awful. I really like Cudi but only MOTM 1 and 2 were good imo. Only song I bumped was Confused
Gavin Price
what a cheap ass robert smith rip off
Levi Roberts
This
Angel Lee
Something by them anyway
Brayden Miller
Channel Orange too
Ayden Reyes
Why not TFM?
Christopher Ortiz
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Josiah Perry
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Kevin King
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Adrian Ward
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Landon Perry
agreed
Lincoln King
this
Christian Smith
I can already see it.
>the bravery
>a big "fuck you" to the music industry of those times. article by Kyle (((Soyman)))
>truly revolutionary album
Xavier Jones
Ha!
Charles Hughes
no
Asher Edwards
>ignorant trap nigger shit
>classics
give me a break
Ryan Harris
almost at the same level of SILY
Jonathan Harris
Numb & getting colder Is GOAT
Adrian Bennett
one of my favorites electronic albums of last year.
Ethan Ortiz
these are already in that level. pick something more recent
absolutely
Aiden Howard
these are the right choices. recent albums that are not already canonized that will be in 10 years
Cameron Russell
Sadly not many people agree
Nicholas Murphy
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Noah Ward
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Hudson Lee
Too much filler imo. The Fame Monster is a classic for sure though.
Josiah Rodriguez
Is this a classic yet?
these
Landon Howard
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Justin Rodriguez
boand
Jeremiah Taylor
already are
gkmc and tpab
correct
Levi Hall
tpab
Wyatt Jones
agree
Chad VanGaalen is one of the best current songwriters in my opinion
Jordan Bennett
this is old as fuck
Daniel Rogers
"No"
Pic related will be remembered
Christopher Morgan
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Anthony Clark
Ye
Alexander Wood
yes
Aiden Williams
only ones itt
Blake Evans
Listening to Soft Airplane right now :^)
Gavin Hernandez
EZ
Liam Taylor
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Xavier Hughes
>Modern albums that will be considered classics by future generations
by normie standards, there is only one correct answer in here, and it was the 21 pilots poster. maybe gorillaz, but the s/t is still a better and more significant release.
maybe to pimp a butterfly too.
Alexander Peterson
100% this
except
>albums
>relevant in the mainstream now
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Juan Hughes
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Camden Green
science fiction
Chase Ross
In 20 year’s yes it will be
Oliver Ortiz
i agree, except remove the one track he added just so it could be played on the radio
such a dire addition to the album and smashes the whole atmosphere sideways
Adrian Hall
+ Homework
Evan Sanchez
Lol what? Where is this not already considered a classic?
Aiden Garcia
>Doesn’t understand humor
Dylan Sanders
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Juan Brown
ask Sup Forums
Jack Jackson
Agreed, it's way more influential that Sup Forums gives it credit - definitely a classic.
Ayden Murphy
Gonna have to disagree here, this album was good but wasn't as defining as the pre-album releases. Both Jamie xx and Bicep didn't live up to the pre-album hype that was pretty high.
Wyatt Peterson
>Bish Bosch/Tilt - Scott Walker
>Gloss Drop - Battles
>IV - BadBadNotGood
>Atrocity Exhibition - Danny Brown
>Sunbather - Deafheaven
>Exmillitary - Death Grips (unironically)
>Cosmogramma - Flying lotus
>Piñata - Madlib, Freddie Gibbs
>Far Side Virtual (and most early vaporwave, Ecojams vol.1/Replica) - James Ferraro
>The OOZ - King krule
(I don't think its good, but still. It is the foundation for ambient jazz lo fi electronica)
>To Pimp A Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar
>Ultimate Care II - Matmos
>So the Flies don't Come - Milo
>Pretty much all of the PC music label
>Forget - Xiu Xiu
Ian Gray
>picking his most forgettable album
The only songs I even liked were humble and DNA
John Rivera
You unironically don't get it. Have you even listened to DS2? It's a stunning portrait of a desperate man trapped in an endless cycle of drugs and hedonism. The production is madness, consisting predominantly of abrasive synths that wash everything from your brain until all that's left is a spotless metallic sheen.
Jackson Hernandez
Already is.
Adrian Ward
The Money Store is Death Grips' classic album honestly. It's not even my favorite but I think it'll go down as their most influential release.
Julian Ward
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