I know you like doomy shit. Checked out the new My Dying Bride yet?
I'm only listening to rap albums, apologies. Should've made that clearer. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
SpyglassResident MetalheadProfile The red dot on the map
I'm only listening to rap albums, apologies. Should've made that clearer.
So you haven't even heard the new Fiona Apple????
Also, this new Emmure album Hindsight is pretty decent shit. The used to suck but I like the new music. _________________ Do it yourself and let me play my music: https://www.besteveralbums.com/thechart.php?c=61802
I like it. Not sure how to rank it against BlueBucksClan, ComptonAssTG, or YN Jay, though. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
SpyglassResident MetalheadProfile The red dot on the map
I like it. Not sure how to rank it against BlueBucksClan, ComptonAssTG, or YN Jay, though.
I'm a bit surprised at this statement since your overall chart is quite diverse and certainly not a typical one.
You probably don't need the lecture, but just in case, I look at it like this. Instead of comparing it directly to Fiona Apple, I'd compare other hip hop albums to other hip hop albums. So far, there hasn't been a hip hop album that could match anything like A Piece of Strange, Atliens, M.I.A. or Imperial for a few examples. So none of them are perfect IMO, but Fetch the Bolt Cutters is a perfect album for its style, and so is NO DREAM by Jeff Rosenstock. So those two are the top two. Basically, Fiona Apple's new album is a better pop album than the hip hop albums are hip hop albums.
If you need to look at another chart for some examples, I'll show you mine. Since it's not perfected or complete yet, I'd prefer if you withheld commenting and voting, but I won't stop you in case you have any recs.
But this year has still been a good one for hip hop. I'm still looking forward to the new Clipping. I heard there was a limited pre-release, and I haven't found the album anywhere yet so I'll wait for October 23. I'll most likely update this chart then. _________________ Do it yourself and let me play my music: https://www.besteveralbums.com/thechart.php?c=61802
I'm a bit surprised at this statement since your overall chart is quite diverse and certainly not a typical one.
You probably don't need the lecture, but just in case, I look at it like this. Instead of comparing it directly to Fiona Apple, I'd compare other hip hop albums to other hip hop albums. So far, there hasn't been a hip hop album that could match anything like A Piece of Strange, Atliens, M.I.A. or Imperial for a few examples. So none of them are perfect IMO, but Fetch the Bolt Cutters is a perfect album for its style, and so is NO DREAM by Jeff Rosenstock. So those two are the top two. Basically, Fiona Apple's new album is a better pop album than the hip hop albums are hip hop albums.
If you need to look at another chart for some examples, I'll show you mine. Since it's not perfected or complete yet, I'd prefer if you withheld commenting and voting, but I won't stop you in case you have any recs.
But this year has still been a good one for hip hop. I'm still looking forward to the new Clipping. I heard there was a limited pre-release, and I haven't found the album anywhere yet so I'll wait for October 23. I'll most likely update this chart then.
I just don't really give it that much thought, but fair enough. Just felt like doing a rap only chart. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
DommeDamianImperfect, sensitive Aspie with a melody addictionProfile Spire City
I get tired of the polished sound sometimes. And I think indie's a pretty big deal on places like this anyway. There's a lot of love for Doolittle here. _________________ Do it yourself and let me play my music: https://www.besteveralbums.com/thechart.php?c=61802
baystateoftheartNeil Young as a butternut squashProfile Massachusetts
After roughly two years here I finally have an overall chart that really represent the music I love.
It's a bit weird and much too focused on 90s and after electronic, but anyway, it's here for those interested.
SpyglassResident MetalheadProfile The red dot on the map
I posted a ranking of Wire's studio catalogue. I haven't played any of their live albums yet and I'm not in the mood to, but if anyone wants to see it its right here.
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