Already heard this one, easily one of the most classic and transportive albums I have ever heard. There are very very very few albums I feel comfortable giving a 10/10 for (for whatever hypercritical reason), but this one is so incredibly immersive in sound, story, the ghettos in NY that Nas describes, that the experience is just unmatched in classicness.
Classic, think this album sees the Stones coming into their own a little more consistently the that Aftermath period, Of course still incorporating that blues rock element but with more dimensions as seen on Monkey Man and Gimme Shelter. Personally no the biggest fan of this one but a classic nonetheless.
Ah love to see it this one doesn't appear very often in online music nerd type areas though it is far from being the most underrated album out there. This record, in terms of post punk/ noise rock has one of the most distinguished yet simple sounds and moods of any album in its category. Took a long time to like this one but a bit of a favorite now
Nice yeah Slim Shady LP, this album really stands out in its imagery, storytelling and general cinematic experience. Before this album I had a general hard time consistently paying attention to lyrics in rap (in every genre really). But Eminem in this project doesn't really give you much oof a choice, and I found myself in every wacky ass story and weird beat. Absolutely love love the vibe of horrorcore that appears on here in songs like 97 Bonnie and Clyde, a favorite Eminem track for me.
Heard one or two songs you've heard em all, but yknow not bad Oasis is Oasis
Here we go got an album on our hands with this one. The company here delivers some consistent, classic-sounding and hard hitting pop punk tracks. A favorite no doubt have it on wall right now
Ok here we go got this one, this album in The Smiths discog adds to the jangle pop indie rock sounds with a poppier edge. Though, it doesn’t extend to the entire album, are there are some inconsistencies. Songwriting wise probably on the lower side of Smiths albums, at least the debut had a more consistent meloncholy sound
Here we go, a consistently lush and intimate dreampop album that never fails to transport its listeners
This is a nice early stones record with a few essentials on there, a unique blues rock attitude along with some novel sounding guitars and progressions
Ooh yes modest fan of this one. This style of funk sort of post punk is tight. Nearly every song on here is too-the-point and nice
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I just saw him live!!! Yeah just a very fresh incorpation and early new wave stuff into an early incorporation of traditional piano and rock stuff with a little post punk in there
This album is consistently expressive and heartfelt in a style not to far removed from what his father was doing with the intimacy of singer/songwriter/folk stuff, but with the gritty of edge of alternative rock and well developed, dramatic harmony.
