So since this album was totally memed I decided to see what the fuzz was about. I went in expecting to hear the ramblings of a melodramatic old man. Oh man was I wrong.
Never before have I felt so connected to an album. This is how music should be made. Not for anyone else but yourself. This is real and unadulterated. Perfect 10.
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yeah it's a beautiful album. cynics are never going to be able to appreciate it but i think it's great
>This is how music should be made. Not for anyone else but yourself. This is real and unadulterated.
Well, I agree but I think this is how *this* type of music should be made, not music in general.
Yeah that's probably more what I was meaning. Didn't quite formulate myself too well there.
Most criticism that appears on this site isn't an actual criticism, just anons being edgy sincey they can be, since it's Sup Forums. I doubt they're for real though. It's just some bad memes there and there.
How come when a white person does this it's real and unadulterated, but when a black person does it, it's targetted by people here for being too political, overly race-focused, and generally criticized for being fake art?
You'd be a lot more convincing if you actually gave a proper example. Generalizations don't do well in discussions.
If you're talking about how some people on this board respond to TPAB (for example), I think it's pretty clear that the people who are edgy about this album are the same edgy racist TPAB critics
ITT: nu-males
This album makes me uncomfortable. I've listened to a lot of albums about death but not one so... journalistic. I guess that's a testament to how good it is, that it would affect me so much is a true example of art, but man I don't want to listen to it again. I probably won't.
For me it's the opposite. It keeps pulling me back in unlike most other albums I've listened to.
when has a black person made an album like this
serious question
I too would like to know this.
I wouldn't say I prefer listening to political music, though. Puts me in a bad mood. It's like Mark Kozelek's Pray for Newtown. It's preachy and really, who wants to be preached to? Doesn't matter if you're black or white.
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>muh dead wife
About as real as Bon Iver's stupid fucking cabin.
fake as fuck
Straight from '''Hollywood'''
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Ye wishes
brutal is one of the most beautiful songs ever made
these albums aren't anything like A Crow Looked At Me...
Neo-MU is cancer, and this is the post that proves it.
breaking up your sentences
in random
places
makes everything
poetry
It is honest, real, unadulterated, and intimate.
But the music itself? Practically no merit to it at all.
are you kidding me? its dean moping about how inga left him with bare minimal instrumentals. hes not even trying to sing good just his bare emotion. just like phil
anyway this board likes to roleplay as the sad misunderstood white male. so no wonder phil gets overly praised.
This album is as sad as an emotional car commercial. The music is literally the same as what you would hear in a family vehicle ad, and the lyrics are bold and cringeworthy at times. This is one of the worst albums I have ever heard, and people who get moved by this shit are simpletons.
i only listen to REAL sad music
>This album is as sad as an emotional car commercial.
Come back to me when it's as sad as a Thai insurance commercial
The lyrics are so bad I feel embarrassed to listen to it out loud, even though the music is nice
Confessional poetry is the lowest form of art
Not really "confessional" when you spill the beans then and there, but it's subjective nonetheless.
Stop shitposting with the "objective art tiers" meme.
you just sound like a numale
>I brought a chair from home
>I'm leaving it on the hill
>Facing west and north
>And I poured out your ashes on it
>I guess so you can watch the sunset
>But the truth is I don't think of that dust as you
>You are the sunset
Sure it's confessional, but I don't see how you can not see this is as beautiful.