Let's play a little game
>post an album
>reply to the albums you've listened to with what you think about them good or bad just say somethihng more productive than "lol its shit"
I'll start with something everyone's listened to to get the ball rolling
Let's play a little game
Thomas Cox
Kayden Phillips
That's a pretty good album
Cooper Green
lol its shit
Henry Ward
started off not liking it or just disregarding it as typical Sup Forumscore for hippies by hippies. sat myself down and opened my mind and after three listens and a few live videos i felt emotionally attached
William Bennett
Really catchy for an indie folk album, can't listen to it anymore because of all the memeing
Michael Cruz
good. it gives me a kind of shitty feeling about myself listening to it, its melancholy but its a good feeling. fucking its just good i feel weird listening to it and it makes me want to not die
Evan Collins
Good shit but the slow parts are a little too slow
Ethan Stewart
sort of overrated but the high points are great
very good melodies and lyrics and great vibe
bloated but the high points are to die for
Isaiah Sanchez
found it through the Touch The Sky sample, fell in love with it, some of the melodies on this are gorgeous
Jayden Parker
This one is great.
One of my favorites in the genre.
Good.
Benjamin James
I have literally never heard of any of these albums.
The fucking state of music nowadays.
Fucking gross.
Ian Robinson
I can't stand listening to some of the songs, but Chocolate Matter is amazing.
Jayden Carter
to smart too fall for this bait
Dylan Jones
Favourite psychodelic album before psychodelic because stuffing your melodies in 10 layers of wierd sounds.
A little bit tiring but the good parts are fucking amazing.
King Crimsom album I listen to the most, it's a bit of an easier listen than the others imo
Fun album, not something I'd listen to regularlyit's very underrated and overrated at the same time
Liam Rodriguez
*became stuffing your melodies
fug
Nicholas Sullivan
there aren't any glaring flaws, but it doesn't do anything too crazy. The guitar for the most part is bland, and the best songs are the ones that are more creative like Holland 1945, Communist Daughter and Untitled. Jeff Mangum is a fucking great singer though, and his lyrics are really good.
Nicholas Bennett
masterpiece
good but only listen to a few tracks on the regular
not a fan
Kayden Jackson
I fucking LOVE this album. The lineup alone is worthy of a 10/10. title track, thela hun ginjeet and discipline shows how much Fripp, Levin, Belew and Bruford are talented as fuck. Also the seagull sounds on matte kudasai makes me cri everytiem
Camden Allen
somehow manages to make vague, nonsensical lyrics sound very emotional
wall to wall memes but good, not much else to say
One of my favorite Radiohead albums. Gives an anxious, surreal vibe. Pulk/Pull is unique. Closing track is one of their best, shame they didn't use the extended version for the album.
Cooper Taylor
It's a good album. I wouldn't give it a 10/10 or say it's the best of all time, but I still enjoy it nonetheless.
Nolan Evans
Love me some xylophone.
Samuel Howard
I like the noisy bits but its not more than a 6/10
I like the poppy bits but its not more than a 6/10
7/10, like elevator music but really good
Colton Brown
hola reddit
Brody Cooper
>music discussion
>reddit
the absolute STATE
Noah Carter
Noe of these are really my thing, except Curtis, i guess.
I do have a thing for the album pictured, though. But only if I listen to it loud as fuck. like run everyone out of the house loud. Anyone else like it at all? I actually think its pretty much garbage, but its garbage I like.
Charles Lee
It's great and really enjoyable. I like singing along.
I much prefer Da Capo, and only he long song at that.
I need to listen to this again. Is it their best.
Never struck me. But I've started liking funk more these days so I'll try it again.
Not a KC fan desu, nor a new wave KC fan either.
Great songs towards the end. I like Safe as Milk more though.
I like later Radiohead more than early Radiohead. Kid A and B are unremarkable imo.
Pic related is one of my favorite albums and has been for nearly a decade.
Hudson Rogers
I like On Avery Island more. Still pretty great though. Kinda feels like the musical equivalent of Oscarbait, in both a good and a bad way.
Pretty fun, but not fun enough to get me to come back to it.
One of my favorite albums ever.
Best Radiohead album.
I can appreciate it, but I don't really enjoy it much. Has its moments of being legitimately fun.
Adrian Davis
Very cute, good vocals. Favorite tracks are Air Supply and Darkness.
Every song is memorable and engaging, probably one of my favorite albums.
Xavier Richardson
forgot pic
Asher Flores
I fucking love this album...all their albums actually.
Cooper Parker
Fantastic album.
Too bad they'll never be able to make something that exceeds it.
Hudson Howard
*blocks your path*
Camden Perez
I think I need to relisten to this album because on my first listen I wasn't nearly as impressed as I was with De-Loused.
Gavin Johnson
A big love of mine but drops quite a bit in quality for 1/4 of the tracks
It's genuinley unlistenable to me and I really don't know what the point is nor what the fuck radiohead were doing
Was underrated as fuck on the board but its been getting lots of love lately and im so happy
Wyatt Lewis
Pretty good album, but I never got that much into it.
Great album, one of their best.
Leo Perry
Best thing Radiohead made, B-sides to it are just as good.
One of the funniest blues albums ever made
After listening to Teen Dream, the rest of their material just sounds bland.
One of the most underwhelming dream bands ever but I guess I overhyped it. Should probably revisit, haven't heard it in ages.
Love it, but I still prefer The Seer just because the shitty Gira production gave it more grit.
Adam King
really like the opening track, it makes me dizzy in a good way. hearing that little crackle of noise at the start and then the music fades it... one of those subtle album beginnings that really pulls you in.
Oliver Ramirez
I hated Frances on the first listen and it painted my perception of the band for years, but I listened to it again after getting into At The Drive In and now I love it.
DeLoused is good too.
Jackson Cruz
when i first listened to this i basically thought it was the greatest thing ever
now i can't listen to it because of jeff mangum's voice. every other part of the album is pretty good
not that i can't get into weird music, but imo trout mask has too little intensity to be interesting
really liked this album at first and didn't understand why it wasn't more acclaimed than kid a or ok computer, but the album just hasn't aged well for me. a few standout tracks but that's it
i love everything else on this album, but the mixing is absolute fucking garbage so i can't really bring myself to listen to it
haven't listened in a while, but if anybody asked me i would say it's my favorite album
liked it at first, but the songs aren't well written and the instrumentation sounds clumsy. not a fan of swans in general though so