>our new politically inspired album
Our new politically inspired album
Daniel Green
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Landon Jenkins
has there ever been an instance where the politically inspired album turned out to be on par or better than the artists previous works, other than kendrick?
Ian Green
>inb4 Animals
ok now name another
Hudson Price
my favorite shit is when an artist says this and the lyrics don't even seem vaguely political
Evan Clark
Master of Puppets ramped up the political shit
Camden Brown
well Year Zero was lightyears better than With Teeth
Brandon Thomas
Actually yes, that's true
Adam Thompson
Joey Badass's All Amerikkkan Badass. It's arguable, but I feel like his more well rounded sound is better than his throwback sound. He was able to deliver some really solid slow burners (ish), and ditch his more limited boom bap style.
Austin Harris
>our new politically-charged album
>it contains right wing beliefs
Brayden Diaz
Okay I personally don't seem to think this is as good as their previous albums.
But the majority of people seem to disagree with me.
Owen Turner
>kendrick
kys
Caleb Ward
It’s their best album. Maybe wait a year or so, it’ll actually start kicking in
Anthony Allen
The thing about musicians is that they're artists and that doesn't mesh very well with the deliberacy of politics
Also we're living in the most political time in history and liberalism isn't exactly known for its good reasoning
I cannot think of a single politically charged song I've ever heard that made some kind of legitimate point or accomplished something. Or was even discernable what exactly they were objecting to.
Grayson Hall
I don't know man.
Helplessness blues is one of my absolute favorite albums.
The melodies, vocal harmonies, the lyrics...
It all works for me.
I feel the lyrics on CU are a little too preachy for my tastes by comparison, and the melodies just aren't there either.
Sure it's more musically complex and there's more varied instrumentation.
But those things don't impact my actual enjoyment of most music.
Carter Butler
>Or was even discernable what exactly they were objecting to.
The system, man!
Ryder Miller
/r/ing the grizzly bear thanksgiving post
Jeremiah Cruz
YOU JUST GOT
Josiah Ross
Crack-Up takes pretentiousness to a new level. It tries so hard to be a specific something and not be a specific something else. The result is a headache, no more no less. I have hopes for the next record though.
Joshua White
good political music exists
Blake Brown
actually they do
Charles Stewart