Album of the day (#587): I'm Not A Fan, But The Kids Like It - Music

Polythene Pam

Today's album of the day

I'm Not A Fan, But The Kids Like It! by brokeNCYDE (View album)

Year: 2009
Overall rank: NA
Rank in 2009: 107
Average rating: 41/100 (from 17 votes)

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Tracks
1. Intro
2. Freaxxx
3. Skeet Skeet
4. Late Nite Call
5. Booty Call
6. Get Crunk!
7. Yellow Bus
8. Get Up
9. Jealousy
10. Poppin'
11. 40 Oz.
12. Sex Toys
13. Rockstar
14. Schitzo
15. Scene Girls
16. Tipsy
17. I'm Sorry

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 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.

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Facetious

Gender: Male

Age: 25

Location: Somewhere you've never been

One of the most creative records ever, let alone the 2000's, and a masterpiece that will be probably never be equaled.

105/100

(By the way, that post might need to be edited a bit more to look like a real "Album of the Day" post.)

Applerill

Autistic Princess <3

Gender: Female

Age: 31

Location: Chicago

The future of music. Twenty years from now, everything,, even has-been Radiohead, will sound like this.

And "Freaxx"? Simply generation Y's "Smells Like Teen Spirit".

And when it comes to the lyrics,, Dylan has nothing on lines like "Skeet Skeet" and "You Make My PeePee Hard". It's almost like an auto tuned Hamlet!

alelsupreme

Awful.

Gender: Male

Age: 28

Best AOTD ever.

Mother Nature's Son

Gender: Male

Age: 32

This album sucks! I hate experimental avant-garde music.. too challenging for me, I'm sorry! Sad

Hayden

Location: Vietnam

Wait.

This isn't a real album of the day.

Pam made it.

Silly Pam. Rolling Eyes

I've never actually listened to this band. I don't think I will. Laughing

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Polythene Pam

Hayden wrote:

Wait.

This isn't a real album of the day.

Pam made it.

Silly Pam. Rolling Eyes

I've never actually listened to this band. I don't think I will. Laughing

Well I'd hate to disappoint you (haha no I wouldn't) It actually is the proper album of the day. Albumaster is going on a vacation and has left me in charge.

So there Razz

Silly Hayden.

Mother Nature's Son

Gender: Male

Age: 32

Hayden wrote:

I've never actually listened to this band. I don't think I will. Laughing

What? You won't! Shocked

I'm listening to it now just for fun (yes, I won't listen to the whole damn thing!), but despite being total garbage, the intro to the album is quite psychedelic Confused

Facetious

Gender: Male

Age: 25

Location: Somewhere you've never been

Mother Nature's Son wrote:

This album sucks! I hate experimental avant-garde music.. too challenging for me, I'm sorry! Sad

I'd recommend that you listen to this album many times. You'll be bound to get it finally and realise how great this album really is.

Truly an original and clever work, most people don't get it at the first listen, but once you get it, it reveals itself to be an odd, but beautiful, masterpiece. On the surface, the lyrics seem to be extremely vulgar and senseless, but in reality they are unthinkably profound abstract poems that comment on the condition of the human race and the Earth in these times, and combined the frenetic and powerful music make up a perfect whole that assaults the senses. If you don't like it, then you don't understand what music is all about.

Mother Nature's Son

Gender: Male

Age: 32

Eggman/Walrus/Taxman wrote:

I'd recommend that you listen to this album many times. You'll be bound to get it finally and realise how great this album really is.

Truly an original and clever work, most people don't get it at the first listen, but once you get it, it reveals itself to be an odd, but beautiful, masterpiece. On the surface, the lyrics seem to be extremely vulgar and senseless, but in reality they are unthinkably profound abstract poems that comment on the condition of the human race and the Earth in these times, and combined the frenetic and powerful music make up a perfect whole that assaults the senses. If you don't like it, then you don't understand what music is all about.

Thank you, Eggman!

I'm now on my way to sell all my records to get as many copies as possible of this album. I'll then listen to it for eternity, and when I've worn all copies out, I can decide whether I like it or not!