itt: albums released this decade that will be considered classics
>hey, but the album format is dying!
i know, so also post songs if you want! but try to keep it mostly to albums
Itt: albums released this decade that will be considered classics
Christopher Gonzalez
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Wyatt Thomas
obligatory
Benjamin Phillips
Did you even hear Melodrama?
Adam Fisher
best album of the year
Ryan Long
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Lucas Smith
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Connor Lee
Earl's next album
Brandon Rodriguez
Every song sounds the same.
Charles Ramirez
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shilpa ray's "door girl"
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Samuel Baker
No they don't. Red Planet sounds like a Martian wasteland
Bentley Nguyen
>Matangi
>Doris
haaaaaaaaah no.
Blake Gomez
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Brody Sullivan
how do you know what a martian wasteland sounds like? maybe it doesn't sound at all
Camden Turner
o i am laffin
Landon Cruz
While not a classic, I believe this will be looked at as one of the most brilliant efforts in rock music during this decade, not to say as one of Radiohead's best albums
Nathaniel Young
You somehow managed to pick the two most copy-and-paste songs on the album congrats mollyfag
Wait until lp5 then you'll shut up about this garbo record
Austin Allen
I'm not really sure about any of these but Arca's and Sufjan's. However, I believe C&L will not only pass as one of the best albums of the 2010's, but as one of the greatest indie records of all time
Bentley Sanchez
hello claire
Charles Allen
unpopular fact: skeleton tree is nick cave & the bad seeds best album
Brody Kelly
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Jacob Howard
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Michael Thomas
eww memegrips
Samuel Cox
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Cameron Sullivan
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Elijah Allen
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Cameron Ward
though i like'em a little, i think they'll be looked at as some sort of cult limp bizkit only edgy kids listened. hope im wrong
Landon Ortiz
Its a good album but I can't think of any reason it would be considered a classic. It's well done but very standard pop music for the time period, I can't imagine it being influential.
Agree with these, already critically acclaimed to heaven and you can hear the influence in the rap genres (excluding Daft Punk, which is just great)
Love Grimes and Radiohead, but they didn't push enough boundaries with these albums to be classics IMO. As for the other two, modern indie rock or basic trap being a classic? I doubt it.
Bentley Powell
I meant to put DG in the classic section, my bad
Jaxon Roberts
This is correct, far surpasses Melodrama
Parker Brown
this
but as a fan of radiohead, i think itll just be because there wasnt really that many noteworthy rock releases that werent radiohead
Jaxson Jenkins
It only surpasses melodrama in cultural impact. Melodrama is better in almost every respect
Cooper Long
holy shit its the wrongest take of the year! congrats
Owen Lopez
>hey, but the album format is dying!
It is? Singles were always a thing you know.
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Charles Wood
real opinion
Aaron Lopez
i actually hope you die
Jayden Reed
Pop rock bands and boybands/girlgroups rely solely on the strength of their singles since their inception.
Isaiah Martin
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Nathaniel Parker
>basic trap being a classic? I doubt it.
Asher Kelly
i knew this was going to be a classic the first time i heard it. no other album has resonated with me as hard as this one did.
Matthew Lee
that mitski album is underrated as fuck.
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Oliver Cooper
correct, but
do any of you motherfuckers listen to anything besides the major labels and the well-established indie artists that were propped up by pitchfork and a music industry that successfully tapped into the hipster scene at the beginning of the decade? I’m not saying all of these are horrible, pointless, shitty drivel, but branch the fuck out please. Reposting the same 50 albums every time anyone asks about music from the ‘10s isn’t healthy for the medium. I’m not saying it’s good because it’s obscure or that it’s bad because it’s popular. To Pimp a Butterfly is easily one of my favorite albums of the decade. David Bowie is my favorite artist and Blackstar was an emotional trip for me. Even though they’re popular, I think they’re fantastic. What I’m saying is that you guys are actively killing the discovery of lesser-known talent by parroting Pitchfork and Fantano non-stop. I’m also not saying that Pitchfork and Fantano are wrong for not promoting unknown artists. These are institutions that have too much money at stake to fuck around take a risk on an artist no one knows about and I understand that they need to stay financially viable. It’s our responsibility to find and discuss lesser-known music, because otherwise music will stagnate from artists adhering to the same tropes and mores, and you guys are hurting the cause.
Mason Baker
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Luke Scott
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Dylan Ortiz
shit tripfag
Nathan Cox
It influenced that album lmao
Daniel Lewis
At some point once you get past the mainstream and those top indie levels, albums are usually not popular for good reason
John Thompson
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Elijah Garcia
what's your favourite song on Art Angels? i know they're all great
David Carter
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Joseph Harris
Give us some obscure top tier recs then, user.
James Jenkins
That’s patently untrue. What you’re saying is if something is more popular, it’s better than something that’s less popular. Is Selena Gomez better than Radiohead? Must be since she’s got 126 million followers on Instagram.
Matthew Jones
Front loaded: the album. Everything after Next of Kin is shit.
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Gavin Sullivan
party police and red planet are the best tracks, you mong.
Christian Anderson
No thats not what im saying read again. Im saying once you get past the mainstream and THEN past artists that Sup Forums and p4k and generally everyone into music who looks past the mainstream into more indie artists with a few exceptions you start reaching artists people dont talk about as much for good reason. They are either not as interesting or experimental to the point where the music doesnt resonate with near anybody except a few
Blake Russell
that's just you getting bored and losing your hype
Charles Moore
No thats not what im saying read again. Im saying once you get past the mainstream and THEN past artists that Sup Forums and p4k, and generally everyone into music enough to look past the mainstream into more indie artists likes, you start reaching artists people dont talk about as much for good reason. With few exceptions They are either not as interesting or experimental to the point where the music doesnt resonate with near anybody except a few
Jaxon Martinez
They're gonna go away one day. At some point. I believe.
Angel Nelson
she's ruined me
Ethan Cruz
inevitably
Justin Barnes
chill out lol
Jack Cook
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Oliver Ortiz
don't get pissy just because people aren't posting about obscure enough bands, this is a thread for albums that will be considered classics. sure, i have some very underground artists that i listen to that i love, but i don't think that they're going to be lauded the same way the beatles or some other old dead dude bands are in the future. not because they're not good, but because not enough people listen to them. classic implies it's both technically good and had a broad reach, if you wanna talk about and explore lesser known musicians than join another thread man
Colton Powell
fuck what a funny looking doge
Caleb Torres
It's funny how Sup Forums doesn't know the meaning of 'classic'
Camden Carter
Top two are hip hop albums from this year. First one is Due Rent by lojii & Swarvy and isn’t even really that obscure. Second is Chapel Drive by Fly Anakin & Kon$ept Jackson. Third is Contravveleno by Havah, Italian post-punk. Last is Forgotten in the Woods Again’s self-titled EP; shoegaze
Robert Powell
I said that’s not what pisses me off; what pissed me off is the circlejerk over the same mainstream albums over and over again. Plenty of the them are good, but we don’t need hundreds of posts about them.
>they are not as interesting or experimental
That’s not true either
Ayden Wilson
What a surprise. Your taste is shit.
Jonathan Brooks
i think you're right about this one
Adrian Myers
Cool man
Camden Cooper
Huh. Havah's pretty good. From my country, too.
Ethan Johnson
Don't know how this wasn't mentioned yet.
I don't get this album and why is it so hyped, It's so busy I never could listen through all of it without being sick of it near the middle and dropping it yet again.
I liked FlyLo's touches on TPAB, but anything I listen by him released under his name is just a very busy mashup of idm and jazz, is he just not my cup of tea or am I listening to wrong stuff from him?
Sebastian Barnes
I mean no offense, but you're probably just a pleb.
Tyler Baker
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Easton Hughes
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Gavin Robinson
This is the Lorde shill thread, melodrama sucked ass, here is a real record
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Michael Gutierrez
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Dominic Williams
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Jason Martin
imo
Nathaniel Campbell
Obviously yes
Christian Davis
But you only liked top tier mainstream hiphop
Josiah Rogers
Gonna agree with these
Jace Clark
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Jaxson Wilson
Says a lot about Lorde's lyrical abilities that not even Antonoff's production could hurt her.
Joshua Hernandez
>basic trap
WRONG
Owen Morgan
For one you need to get better reading comprehension. Two Selena Gomez is better than Radiohead.
Kayden Hall
god he's terrible
John Martinez
That album's not memorable enough, OP.
Jack Russell
funny.
Jaxson Mitchell
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Andrew Nelson
these
Juan Butler
Channel Orange AND Blonde are modern classics
Austin Young
don't think the format is dying tho.
Levi Hill
this absolutely. people who don't like rap like this album. I'm surprised grunge rap has not caught on.
Austin Walker
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Evan Hernandez
Not memeing
Adam Evans
your mom
Alexander Moore
This will (hopefully) be seen as one of the best albums form the trap era/genre but not a classic overall imo