What album are you listening to right now?

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benpaco wrote:
Bizarrely on spotify. Thanks for the rec, though, liking it so far, especially the bass parts


my second fave hip hop album of last year, behind Acid Rap and among an absolutely fantastic year for the genre; admittedly, I have a soft spot for western-based things. As a fun fact, Jae is on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder label, which is one of a handful I feel the need to follow these days
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Andy Nogger

"Though Kraan explores various ideas on this album everything fits together well and sounds like natural exploration of styles rather than a contrived attempt to reach another audience. Andy Nogger is the best studio album this band ever did, and it hasn't aged a bit." (allmusic)
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Well, coming off of Rawhyde, I listened to


Culdesac by Childish Gambino

All hip hopped out for a while.


Pretty Odd by Panic! At The Disco

Ah, yes, there we are.
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16 Biggest Hits by Roy Orbison

First listen. I like this, but I think the tracks where he's trying to sing rock 'n' roll are for the most part inferior to the more orchestral, Sinatra-sounding ones. Still, it's solid, too bad it's slightly inconsistent (and it's a best of!).
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Floating

Early Eloy (krautrock)

"With Floating, Eloy hit their first artistic peak. The German group's brand of hard rock meets prog rock gelled beautifully for this set of five songs." (allmusic)
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drakonium wrote:

16 Biggest Hits by Roy Orbison

First listen. I like this, but I think the tracks where he's trying to sing rock 'n' roll are for the most part inferior to the more orchestral, Sinatra-sounding ones. Still, it's solid, too bad it's slightly inconsistent (and it's a best of!).



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Innerspeaker by Tame Impala

You know, I'm sure I did, but I have no memory of listening to this album start to finish.
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Rattlesnakes by Lloyd Cole And The Commotions

Big day tomorrow - need to be grounded and centred!

Lloyd Cole should help!

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Cosmo's Factory by Creedence Clearwater Revival

Meh. I like CCR on a track-by-track basis, but the album experience has never jumped out at me.
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Meat Is Murder by The Smiths

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