Post an album you think will be a future classic and other anons agree or disagree
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Jace Rodriguez
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Jackson Stewart
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Adam Bailey
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Luis Long
100% agree
Cooper Morales
>LETS TALK ABOUT GENDER BABY
Lincoln Thomas
100% disagree because it's already forgotten, but holy fuck "Eyesore" is STILL one of the best songs I've heard this decade.
RIP Chris Reimer
Jacob Torres
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Jonathan Robinson
you're both too young and musically illiterate to understand why something like this, while competent, would never be a classic
Cooper Bennett
Ehh probably not
Probably, but then again all Death Grips albums probably will be future classics besides NLDW and Fashion Week
Absolutely. This and Age of Adz are the greatest electronic pop works since Homogenic
Dylan Gomez
Forgot pic
Tyler Martin
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Brody Davis
Eh, I could see it being regarded highly as an underground gem in the same way This Heat's Deceit or Wiper's Youth of America is. It's certainly a very high quality album and worse albums have been held in higher regard before.
Easton Rivera
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Dominic Thompson
Seconding these. Pic related might be getting the recognition it deserves now that it got touched up and LtE is making money from shows in the USA
Samuel Butler
The Seer, To Be Kind, The Glowing Man
Chase Martin
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Eli Peterson
I'd heard of that album, the cover looks so gaudy and tasteless, like a bling-era rap mixtape, but I heard it's a really good post-rock album about God, I've been meaning to check it out.
Camden Reed
>The Seer, To Be Kind,
I could see that
>The Glowing Man
Probably not; I think it's weaker than the previous two. Also, the ambience is great, but it does also make the album less memorable.
Xavier Long
I agree with you, actually, I just can't help but see the albums as a trilogy
Nicholas Bennett
>bling-era rap mixtape
yeah that's what they were going for, not quite sure why but I think it's mildly hilarious
Blake Howard
If people actually listened to this damn thing they'd know it's a 10/10. At the very least a 9.5/10, some of the more mellow moments don't quite do it for me, but at the same time, a live show/album can use some balance.
Mason Evans
It already is.
Joseph Bailey
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Nathaniel Powell
Nah
Xavier Turner
agree
Brayden Howard
No way.
Benjamin Hill
Disagree.
Justin Torres
Agreed.
(P.S. why does Cindy Lee - Act of Tenderness seem to get so little attention? It ranks similar to this one, for me.)
Kayden Bennett
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Jacob Hernandez
A lost classic....
Ryan Jones
nope
David Mitchell
Money store is better in every way
Luke James
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Caleb Bennett
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Robert Perez
No.
Brody Walker
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Parker Nelson
do you really think so? I honestly have almost no idea how to think about this album. Part of me likes it part of me hates it but I cat decide if I think
its good or not
Aiden Robinson
this
Jackson Rogers
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Wyatt Taylor
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Brody Ward
cute frenchie
Owen Flores
This.
Jonathan Jackson
Probably a meme.
Oliver Kelly
my best guess as well.
Cooper Hill
this answer is only slightly facetious
Isaac Gomez
yes
Brody Morales
also great, but too short and not enough significantly wonderful moments
Oliver Wood
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Adrian Jackson
It is for me, but it will probably be more of a cult classic.
yes, I hope so
already is, though only among people who are into the genre
we can dream, but nah
Evan Miller
*Blonde*
Fix'd
Christopher Brown
Yeh tru
I miss Women.
Ethan Collins
>100% disagree because it's already forgotten,
they started a whole genre of ripoffs in canada
Asher Edwards
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Aaron Brooks
We can dream
Nah, prob not gonna move beyond its niche
Yes
Gabriel Scott
Somewhat relevant question, but what did people think of some of the now iconic mucore albums 5 years after release?
Luis Scott
(TBK, The Seer)
(not that particular Death Grips album, tho)
Yes.
Good, but no.
No.
Already classics.
Hunter Lee
Isaac Rogers
This is actually unironically patrician.
Christian White
it's unironically the modern day trout mask replica
Adam James
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Unironically this
Grayson Diaz
This will be the Pink Moon of this era, calling it now.
Jeremiah Martinez
It was INCREDIBLY surprising, I genuinely cannot think of an album to compare it to. It's such an interesting story it follows too.
Jack Nguyen
Just listened to this and absolutely loved it. Why is it so under appreciated? Probably my AOTY
Austin Ortiz
act of tenderness is so fucking good. hope he puts out more soon
Justin Morris
depends how he follows it up with
but it's probably gonna be a cult classic, or at worst a curiosity like something like cro-magnon
Ryan Butler
Hey, this is pretty timeless. Not dated at all.
Colton Perez
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Ryder Cooper
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Cameron Thomas
yes
no
(especially if noisy hip hop gets bigger)
posssibly
Oliver Allen
imagine thinking that a death grips album will be a future classic, but a grimes album won't
Julian Rivera
Best Bon Iver album
Brody Murphy
Call me a pleb if you want, but FE,FA and 22AM are much better.
Jace Torres
This is the start of Earls domination.
2017 will be the year of Sweatshirt
Jacob Morgan
It's more like Bon Iver, Bon Iver > 22, A Milliom > For Emma, Forever Ago > Blood Bank
Josiah Wilson
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Isaac Russell
this desu