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  • Posted: 07/09/2023 20:00
  • Post subject: Album of the day (#4585): Back To Black by Amy Winehouse
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Today's album of the day

Back To Black by Amy Winehouse (View album | Buy this album)

Year: 2006.
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Overall rank: 209
Average rating: 79/100 (from 1053 votes).



Tracks:
1. Rehab
2. You Know I'm No Good
3. Me & Mr. Jones
4. Just Friends
5. Back To Black
6. Love Is A Losing Game
7. Tears Dry On Their Own
8. Wake Up Alone
9. Some Unholy War
10. He Can Only Hold Her
11. Addicted

About album of the day: The BestEverAlbums.com album of the day is the album appearing most prominently in member charts in the previous 24 hours. If an album, or artist, has previously been selected within a x day period, the next highest album is picked instead (and so on) to ensure a bit of variety. A full history of album of the day can be viewed here.
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There's always going to be the question of what could have been, but what we did get was so special. It'll be a while before we get anyone else quite like her.

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1. Rehab
2. You Know I'm No Good
3. Me & Mr. Jones
5. Back To Black
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many bangers on this thang.
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Behold a culture that is in perpetual pursuit of a recorded version of true suffering. Some platonic ideal, perhaps, that requires such extremes of self loathing as to devour the individual who records it. Perhaps a form of human sacrifice?

And yet it is just okay.
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TimeLion wrote:
Behold a culture that is in perpetual pursuit of a recorded version of true suffering. Some platonic ideal, perhaps, that requires such extremes of self loathing as to devour the individual who records it. Perhaps a form of human sacrifice?

You think Amy Winehouse is bad, you should check out the "Goregrind" genre on Discogs.
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MadhattanJack wrote:
You think Amy Winehouse is bad, you should check out the "Goregrind" genre on Discogs.


Metal and its many offshoots have always struck me as more of an object worship of human anguish than an actual expression of it. I would much sooner be led to believe that Amy Winehouse, Nick Drake, or even Brian Wilson are actually suffering than Carcass or Napalm Death.
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TimeLion wrote:
Metal and its many offshoots have always struck me as more of an object worship of human anguish than an actual expression of it.


Ahhh, but anguish and suffering aren't the same thing — anguish is a subset, whereas suffering is more like the overall, right? At least that's what they taught me at Suffering State University.

"Most anguished album" might be an interesting discussion topic, actually — Back To Black would certainly get a few votes for that, along with stuff like Joy Division or The Cure's Pornography, or any number of emo band LPs that I refuse to listen to as a matter of principle. (Maybe for practicality's sake it should be limited to "most anguished album by a female solo artist.")
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MadhattanJack wrote:
Ahhh, but anguish and suffering aren't the same thing — anguish is a subset, whereas suffering is more like the overall, right? At least that's what they taught me at Suffering State University.

"Most anguished album" might be an interesting discussion topic, actually — Back To Black would certainly get a few votes for that, along with stuff like Joy Division or The Cure's Pornography, or any number of emo band LPs that I refuse to listen to as a matter of principle. (Maybe for practicality's sake it should be limited to "most anguished album by a female solo artist.")


I'll always argue for The Sunset Tree. Lingua Ignata's Sinner Get Ready and Mount Eerie's A Crow Looked at Me up there, as well.
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