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in twenty, thirty, forty plus years time, what do you think people will look back at as the "classics" of the 00s/10s?
personally, i think pic related is a serious contender.
>>48386094
>>48386115
thats not a 00s/10s album though.
Everything Kanye's done so far. Yeah, even Yeezus, even if you didn't like it.
>>48386094
The sad thing is all the crap pop stuff that has been coming out will be what is remembered in 40 years.
Arcade Fire will be that shitty dadrock band everyone makes fun of like the Eagles.
Animal Collective will go down in history as one of the greatest pop bands of our era.
>>48386137
that's the thing. I seriously doubt this will happen. ask a pleb to name some top 40 tracks from two, three, four years ago and I bet they'd struggle to remember. due to the nature of filesharing and digital distribution, music is no longer created to be longer lasting; instead it is created to be disposable.
Nobody will remember Deathgrips I can tell you that much.
Kid A, maybe MPP if AnCo can continue their growing fanbase. It's hard to tell because more critically acclaimed music is becoming less and less popular, and to be widely looked back on as "classic" outside of music enthusiasts an album must be somewhat popular (or pick up popularity in latter years) and critically acclaimed (or pick up acclaim in latter years). I think Kanye will be looked back on as a second-tier classic, not on a Nirvana or Beatles level, but more of a Tom Petty level (Critically acclaimed, successful, ends up at the back end of RollingStone's top 100 artists.) MAYBE Death Grips will be thought of as a cult classic like The Velvet Underground because of their short lifespan. On the rap side of things, GKMC will be remembered as a classic, and I don't think any album released between 2000 and now will be remembered as a classic like that except maybe a Kanye album. It bridged the gap between critical and commercial success in a time when the gap was getting larger and larger.
>>48386123
90s, close enough
>>48386157
Yeah they will. Like them or not, Death Grips are definitely going to be remembered.
Odd Future will be remembered as that edgy group for teens. Like the Sex Pistols.
Sufjan Stevens will be remembered as that one Christian musician who was actually pretty good.
>>48386156
Yeah its defiantly not created to last past a few weeks but the "artists" themselves will be remembered. Ask pretty much anyone and their grandma's who lady gaga is and I bet they can at least give you a vague answer.
Amy Winehouse
Radiohead will be the Pink Floyd of our generation.
Death Grips will still have a cult following and new generations of weird high schoolers will discover their music.
MBDTF and MPP will be pop classics.
gotye
>>48386134
this
>>48386175
Does anyone remember the Jonas Brothers anymore? There you go, the only reason these artists are popular still is because they're on TV all the time, whenever they stop being on the TV people will forget em within a couple years
>>48386255
>>48386175
to be fair though, i can understand some of lady gaga's albums being remembered as a "classic".
listenable music that was archetypical of its era, as well as excelling at it. to an extent lady gaga embodied 00's pop culture.
>>48386094
I think the concept of universaly acclaimed classics is slowly starting to disappear mainly because the huge increase in (sub)genres that we have experienced since the late 80s/early 90s. I mean look at all those smaller genres we have nowadays like vaporwave, blackgaze and so on. As a consequence of this I think that in the future there will mainly be genre classics but rarely any albums like The Velvet Underground and Nico or Dark Side of the Moon that are considered to be overall pop music classics
>>48386286
I fucking hope so
>>48386282
thats somewhat self defeating though, as you said there has been a huge increase in genres, which would indicate a huge increase in classics. but we are not seeing it, and many of these subgenres have not yet/will not leak into popular culture as to cement themselves as classic.
>>48386295
Best (and seriously underappreciated) British band of their generation.
>>48386305
What I was trying to say was that there are now so many genres that everyone's music taste has become way more specialized than lets say 30 years ago. This and also the fact that the internet has made it super awesome to disagree on absolutely everyfuckingthing has made it increasingly hard for an album to become a classic
>>48386094
in twenty, thirty, forty plus years time, what do you think people will look back at as the "classics" of the 00s/10s?
personally, i think pic related is a serious contender.
>>48386315
Silent alarm is probably one of my favourite albums
I have a lot of sentiment attached to that album, i was maybe 16 at the time and going through some shit when i first listened to it. It was also the album that got me into "music" if that makes sense.
>>48386365
Makes perfect sense m8. Bloc Party always bring the feels.
The turning point of modern rap music
Obvious answer
adele, because she sold 30 mill
>>48386426
towards ironic meme rap
>>48386455
exactly
Kids realised they had nothing in common with street hustlers rapping about prison and moving bricks so they may as well listen to some cheekily self-aware black dude rapping about being god over enya samples.
And it fucking worked. People started to notice they could rap about everything over anything, and the internet could substitute for lack of promotion from the mainstream music industry.
>>48386094
>>48386141
>>48386444
These, definitely. Kid A and MBDTF are two other obvious ones.
This will go down as a bizarre cult-classic
>>48386645
it definitely gained some attention when Diana Ross released her sped up version
>>48386645
it really won't
marcel's ambient drone masterpiece will rank as one of the greatest albums of all time and essential paulstretch-core
>>48386571
/mu/ is not equal to real life
they won't be regarded by classics other than people who read pitch fork in the early 20th century and were unable to form their own opinion
>>48386728
Are you retarded? Those albums were both universally acclaimed and huge commercial successes.
>>48386094
>>48386728
Funeral is already considered a modern classic really. I think it's even more generally recognised than even Kid A for example.
MPP and a couple Kanye releases for sure, Arcade Fire are basically becoming U2 and have huge exposure so they'll likely score an Achtung Baby-style hit record that critics love soon. I can see Death Grips being remembered quite fondly if Jenny Death is at least 8/10 (my fingers are crossed).
>>48386805
People talk a lot about Funeral (and rightly so, it's great) but I think history will be kind to Neon Bible. As a pop document of the Bush-era and all of the anxiety of that time it will likely be re-evaluated. I can also see The Suburbs gaining even more critical heft come reissue time, not so much for Reflektor (I think that will actually be viewed less positively in retrospect despite the first track being awesome).
2000s
Joanna Newsom - Ys
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Scott Walker - The Drift
Weakling - Dead as Dreams
Today Is the Day - Sadness Will Prevail
Fennesz - Endless Summer
Boris - Flood
2010s
Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Scott Walker - Bish Bosch
Fire! Orchestra - Exit!
Swans - The Seer
Joanna Newsom - Have One on Me
Swans - To Be Kind
>>48386255
Jonas brothers was made for children, anon.
>>48386948
I hope so, it'd certainly have my vote.
hopefully the shitty garbage ITT is going to be forgotten
>>48386426
In my top 3 albums of all time.
>>48386255
idk, when i think 80's music i think blondie, duran duran, bon jovi ect, and i know for a fact there was great music from that era.
>>48387041
I'm sorry to break it to you, but nobody is going to see Fennesz - Endless Summer as 'classic' ever. I love it too, but honestly. Same with Joana Newsom nobody gives a shit about her anymore already
>>48387041
Great list if you remove Arcade Fire, Kanye and Swans (new albums are shite).
>>48387124
>great list if you remove the albums that are actually likely to become classics
>>48387158
Those albums are shit though.
>>48387166
and?
>>48387166
classics often are.
>>48387166
>those albums are shit
surely i dont need to mention the word 'subjective' around here anymore...
regardless, he's right- those are the most likely albums to become classics
stop going against the grain just for the hell of it, you're not helping anyone.
>>48387158
>swans
>classics
C'mon /mu/, head out of your arse for a second please.
>>48387237
>people who think swans are a meme band on /mu/ and not the most well known no wave band ever
>>48387176
This one too.
>>48387246
>most well known no wave band
Jesus christ.
>>48387322
>most well known second wave no wave band
i am very sorry
>>48386446
is this copypasta or
>>48387338
Do you seriously not get it?
We're talking about classics, albums that would be instantly recognisable to the majority of people. Swans records are never going to be accessible or widely known enough to be considered classics. Cult classics perhaps, but not classics.
>tfw /mu/s head is so far up it's own arse that it doesn't even realise most people have never heard of "no wave"
surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet
My favorite albums from each years:
2000: Toshimaru Nakamura - No-Input Mixing Board
2001: Hood - Cold House
2002: Boards of Canada - Geogaddi
2003: Sweet Trip - Velocity : Design : Comfory
2004: Various Artists - ?????????
2005: Broadcast - Tender Buttons
2006: Natural Snow Buildings - Dance of the Moon and the Sun
2007: SleepResearch_Facility - Deep Frieze
2008: The Motifs - Cross Paths
2009: Lil B - 6 Kiss
2010: Hype Williams - Untitled
2011: Oneohtrix Point Never - Replica
2012: Michael Pisaro / Toshiya Tsunoda - crosshatches
2013: Graham Lambkin & Jason Lescalleet - Photographs
I don't think any of these are going to be "classics", but they will probably have a cult following.
>>48386220
Nah, I already had forgot about him
>>48387408
Of course
Eminem will be, too. Despite what /mu/ thinks, he's a cool rapper and people will acknowledge that in the future
>>48387341
anon, i dont know how to tell you this
please, lurk more
>>48387388
>We're talking about classics, albums that would be instantly recognisable to the majority of people
you are fucking retarded
classic doesn't mean "accessible album" or "widely known when released" you fucking clown
go and look at classic fiction like moby dick which is a massive inaccessible book that sold like fucking shit until long long long after melville died and some academic decided it was a great book
go and look at fucking kafka, van gogh, fucking bach, edgar allen fucking poe
All of these people were unrecognized until after they died
The Killers - Hot Fuss
Green Day - American Idiot
The Strokes - Is This It
Gorillaz - Demon Days
Gnarles Barkley - St Elsewhere
These will legit be remembered by the mainstream people as "classics"
>>48387341
is this your first day on mu or
>>48386134
>people still listening to gimmicky rap music in 30 years
before you learn to run, you must learn to walk
what are the de facto "classics" of the 90s, accepted in most musical circles?
>>48387465
im so fucking sorry dude
>>48387442
>comparing swans to moby dick
>calling someone else a retard
>>48387501
you should be dont come back until you can write me a fucking essay on why you should be allowed to marry a 12 year old
This and Parachutes probably.
>>48387508
are you intentionally missing the point or genuinely not a bright guy :(
>>48387508
>not realizing Filth is literally Ahab's internal thoughts
it fits
Moby Dick was a shit book anyway
>>48386094
This in the UK for sure, possibly AM as well, it got a very good critical reception and was played everywhere.
Also, Since I Left You by The Avalances is a shoe-in for being remembered as a classic.
>>48386286
Is this album any good? Only listened to silent alarm.
>>48387460
this
>>48386286
man what the fuck happened to bloc party intimacy was ok but everything after turned to shit
>>48387545
I liked AM more, but Arctic Monkeys will probably be classics, yeah. Well deserved, too.
>>48387534
>THIS ISN'T REAL
Ahab knew he was in a fiction. He wanted to escape the book.
Dickens was a horrible person.
>>48387580
damn...
>>48387528
both
>>48387580
>Dickens
Nobody thought that this one was a serious contender too?
>>48387617
what album is that
>>48387606
Oh sweet you actually noticed.
>>48387624
Hurry Up! Dark King - Raise My Thin Hands As Receptors To Paradise
Will Deathconsciousness?
>>48387662
"Hurry Up, Dark King" is a neat band name
>>48387681
thats just a bad album tho
same thing with Hospice, just a bad, bad album
>>48387683
4th column, 5th rown
>>48387681
>>48387722
yeah nah for both of these too much emphasis on production and not enough on actual songwriting plus people won't care about these albums anymore when they stop being mopey teenagers
>>48387460
>implying American Idiot isn't a classic
this or MVoTC
>>48387693
YUP
>>48387822
Personally I feel like s/t will be the most remembered. I love all their albums tho, especially modern vamps, but the first one just seems so iconic
>>48387822
mvotc does not fit the ops criteria fuckface
probably not a "big" classic but will certainly viewed as something akin to pavement's slanted & enchanted or elliot smith's xo
then again the guy's best work is still ahead of him
>>48387723
Mauve Keith is the best part, brilliant
>>48386094
I doubt anyone will remember Arcade Fire's music than anything more than a novelty.
>>48388439
Rules will be the album people return to in retrospect, DSU is just too plain weird and difficult as great as it is.
Can't wait to tell my kids about hearing this for the first time
>"Dad no one listens to astral jazz-hop anymore"
>mfw everything /mu/ likes is going to be regarded as classic
>mfw all of us are future dadrockers or dadmemerappers
>i saw death grips live before you were even born, boy
>i was listening to death grips before ride's overdose
>omg shut up dad like they're even for your age group
>>48388506
>novetly
seems like pretty straightforward rock to me
>>48387723
>hooray! why twist when you could resist!
amazing
>>48386948
Yes
this will go down as the magnum opus of the greatest artist of our generation
>>48387723
>dumb as a plumb
>tellyface
>>48386141
I can't wait until layered psychedelia is more of a common thing in music, mainstream or not
>>48387693
Definitely this and their self-titled. Maybe Forgiveness Rock Record too, or at least Sweetest Kill as a song.
I know they've got another album in them.
>>48386134
lel are you serious? that shit is already dated and will be forgotten in 10 years
>>48387467
I actually hope it's Kindred EP, but I'd be fine with that
>>48391094
I hope.
Also pic related
>>48387787
...That's exactly what I said
>all these people confusing /mu/ with reality
2000-2010... Nothing happened.
R+7
>>48386142
>Being this delusional
Outside of /mu/, there are only two people (including myself) who even enjoy Animal Collective in our group of 'musical connoisseurs'
I like their music, don't get me wrong, they just don't have the reach to affect as many people as you'd like
>>48390925
Probably, it's very popular
>>48392152
Is that an album? Image search turned up a japanese photographer
>>48388439
holy shit, your post finally spurred me to listen to it. great album! I'll have to give it a few more listens, but it's probably one of my favorites this year.
>>48386444
This one, too bad because it's fucking awful
>>48387560
Intimacy was hardly ok even. It was very strange what happened to them. Truly one of the finest bands to ever grace the human ear with Silent Alarm and Weekend in the City.
Joanna Newsom HAS to be up there. There's no signs of her even thinking about selling out or ruining her legacy.
>>48392622
I disagree, I hear MPP era stuff a lot around my town
>>48386286
>Tfw I should have kissed her by the water
>>48394580
Joanna Newsom isn't gonna be a classic like Funeral, Kid A and Is This It are, but it will definitely be perceived as an alternative music classic, like how daydream nation and shit like that is seen now. (Ys will be the representative album, just because it's more well-known/cohesive as an artistic statement in its own way than Have One On Me, even if Have One On Me might be better)
>>48387722
>bad album
do you even no food?
>>48394615
I'm glad you do, it just hasn't been my experience. Have a nice day, anon
>>48394689
totally agree
Brothers is gonna last till the end of time. We still have to wait and see for Turn Blue
>>48386094
>>48387176
>>48387320
>>48387389
>>48387515
>listening to whole foods-core
>2014
dear god
>>48387822
>listening to anthems for the young republicans who collect vintage cardigans society
>>48387115
>nobody gives a shit about her anymore already
if any album on that list is going to become a classic, it's Ys.
>>48394803
Mentioning Turn Blue in the same sentence as Brothers. Absolutely disgusting
>>48394856
>the strokes
>sufjan
>arcade fire
>not corny as hell
>>48387545
whilst i will have to accept that the first album will probably be remembered i just hope to fuck all the rest of their stuff will be forgotten
abysmal band
>>48394821
>>48394874
>2014
>not filtering this retard
>>48394888
>he likes whole foods-core and thinks i value his opinions on me
>>48395074
oh yeah
i forgot bon iver existed
>>48395074
more whole foods-core
>>48394856
>Toxicity
>No
Think what you want about the album, but you can't deny the impact that Toxicity had at it's release.
This isn't a list or good or bad music, but in my opinion these likely will be remembered as "classics":
Funeral
Kid A
MBDTF
Untrue
MPP
TMS
The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me
for one reason or another, all these are relatively memorable (whether they're good or not is personal opinion) and already relatively well known
>>48394802
you too!
>>48395312
He wasn't insulting you you paranoid fuck.
>>48386354
kek
>>48395312
wait what? I was being n-nice
>>48395212
>The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me
Why. Literally why.
>>48386094
American Idiot. Not sure if it will be a good thing or a bad thing, but it's immensely popular, and generally considered one of this generation's best punk albums
>>48395359
I assume he saw the exclamation point as an L, as in, he thought you called him a tool
>>48395378
ugh. it sucks that ur right
>>48395407
oh, well at least they deleted their post
>>48395378
Your right anon
>>48395420
sheesh, how embarassing
"seven nation army" by the white stripes.
>>48395415
To be honest, I do like it. It's far from my favorite, but it's not actually a bad album
Kid A and LYSFLATH are so far ahead of everything in the 21st century. They will age the best by far and make everything else sound like the dated indie rock/rap shit that it will become. There are a few others but those two are the main ones
>>48395369
pretty popular, well done, has the feel of a classic album
I almost doubt anything will be considered classic though, we are in a post-classic culture
>>48395616
no were not
some people are just obsessed with reliving past moments in popular culture
that album is a good example, even if the flaming lips are way more talented than any other "psych" band from recent memory
>>48386094
I think someone mentioned this, but to be a classic, it has to be a) popular b)critically acclaimed and/or c) initially hated but acclaimed later on. Note that I did not mention that it has to be good or appeal to the edgy fags that inhabit this board. Also, the music must be easy to pass down to future generations. If it does not appeal to at least a fraction of the generation that is not born yet, then it'd just be that weird music that died out.
As far as my knowledge extends, the following bands have albums with the potential to be classics:
Radiohead
Animal Collective
Coldplay
The Strokes
Green Day
The Killers
Kayne West
RHCP (kinda already there, but they are still technically active)
Bon Iver (needs to put more out there though)
Sufjan Stevens
Aphex Twin
LCD Soundsystem
Metallica
Phoenix
Arctic Monkeys
Daft Punk
Sigur Ros
Arcade Fire
Vampire Weekend
Eminem
White Stripes
Jay Z
etc.
Many more to name but you get the jist. If I had to make a list of bands with the highest potential to be "classics" (ie when you are 40 and your kids ask you what was popular in your day similar to how our parents say Queen, Led Zep, etc). It'd go:
Radiohead
LCD Soundsystem
Metallica
Coldplay
AnCo
For some reason I just can't see myself telling my child that Kanye was good enough to make music that is good for that long.
>>48395199
I guess you have a point there.. maybe i let my bias get in the way for that one.. i still have my doubts though, do you really think it will remain relevant for much longer?
good kid m.A.A.d city
>>48396249
Already a classic.
channel orange
>>48396542
Thank you.
>>48396542
who keeps on posting all these pleb as hell mainstream indie albums
>>48396723
TPS?
Pleb?
Hahahah.
Clearly you jest!
>>48396748
no
why are you talking like that, by the way
>>48396723
gr8 jest m8
>>48396805
the fedora may may is really annoying at this point but "jest" sounds like a word a fedora dude would use
>>48396857
>>48396857
Kill yourself outside /mu/
>>48386134
Kanye is shit. He is a banal manifestation of a marketing execs best idea.
>>48386198
Yep, this is the answer.
"look she died when she was 27 years old; etc, she must me a real genius,....."
fuck amy winehouse.
>>48396857
I hope not.
>>48396857
>>48396876
>>48396883
>>48396948
What a difference a few years makes.
>>48396958
I've never been into this electro rave crap, but whatever.
I don't think it's worthy of being called a classic, but due to the cult following surrounding it, it has a better chance than most albums.
>>48396944
amy whinehouse is better than almost all the music being posted in this thread
some incredible shit being posted in here, i hope it is the same pleb who likes all this safe, bland flavorless music
amy whinehouse put a lot of effort into her craft, had a good sense of the history behind her music, and made flavorful music
that's a lot more impressive than whole foods-core like arcade fire or all image no content trash from fashion conscious rich kids like crystal castles and the strokes
>>48386094
>>48386141
>>48386444 (trips confirm)
>>48386948
>>48387408
>>48387545
>>48387617
>>48390925
>>48394687
>>48394689
Yep
>>48386354
>>48386773
>>48387176
>>48387389
>>48387515
>>48387693
>>48387822
>>48388531
>>48391094
>>48394803
Maybe
>>48386115
>>48386286
>>48386426
>>48386645
>>48387320
>>48387420
>>48387467
>>48388439
>>48395074
>>48395616
>>48396542
>>48396857
>>48396972
>>48396997
Nope
>>48386341
Shut the fuck up, only like 30 people like this album and think its good and those people are all dying of cancer. people will look back on this and laugh at how stupid it was.
>serious contender
seriously no.
>>48397045
You're just full of hot opinions today aren't you?
Dad joke coming through
>>48397246
Why is dad rock so frowned upon? The worse dad rock is Motley Crew, Eddie Van Halen with that guy that sings about love in every song.
>>48397137
>you
Nope
Why does this thread make me sad?
>>48397568
Asshats, asshats as far as the eye can see
>>48397568
You're overly emotional.
>>48397767
I'm not overly emotional! I'll kill you!!!!!
>>48386134
please be trolling
>>48391514
But dense layers of sound has already infiltrated pop music. In fact, it has already moved on.
>>48397536
your opinion on which albums are shit doesn't matter in this thread
>>48394955
>tfw cornholio hates anything that could be enjoyed by upper class because he's poor
>uses terrible insults to express this such as "whole foods-core" since he grew up on processed shit
>>48398102
this is already a classic
what about pic related? It'll obviously be recognized in the punk scene at least. I was thinking about some Ty Segall too but I'm not sure which album
![74a71007[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Rro4veG.jpg "74a71007[1].jpg")
>>48398260
forgot pic fuck
>>48398310
is this album even that acclaimed? i didn't think it sounded that different from a lot of recent punk stuff
>>48398352
I agree with you more or less but it HAS been acclaimed as one of the (if not The) frontalbum of the whole cali surf punk movement that's been around for a bit more than a few years now. Some bands get more recognition (Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall) but there's rarely a specific album mentioned for them.
Suck my fucking dick. Lana will be remembered for years to come.
>>48398617
only if she kills herself which she prolly will (and should)
>>48398617
>Lana will be remembered for years to come.
People still remember the Spice Girls. That doesn't make their music good, let alone "classic".
>>48398689
>guys thinking she's just another Lady Gaga.
I'm telling you, this girl is the real deal
>>48398789
not really though
>>48398689
>Wannabe
>not classic
>>48398789
>I'm telling you, this girl is the real deal
I guess we'll see, but I am as of yet unmoved.
>>48398849
I meant outside of coming-of-age buddy comedies about teenage girls.
>>48398310
they are not at all respected in the punk scene and their music is half-assed, insincere, cliched, and forgetable
they are a less obnoxious version black lips
>>48398135
if you eat whole foods your a faggot
whole foods-core is a real and specific thing, i wouldn't just call something whole foods-core because it's bad, that'd be meaningless
>>48398900
>whole foods-core
So that's a thing now?
>>48398900
>you're a faggot for eating healthy
>trying to force this shitty term
>using terms such as half-assed, cliched, and forgettable that barely mean anything
It's okay that you can't explain why you don't like something but try to use real arguments next time bub.
>>48387723
>llama
This entire collage is gold.
>>48398310
as a band they're really influential but that album wasn't very memorable.
all their singles and stuff on their youtube channel are miles better and I think they'll make a definitive surf punk album but S/T isn't it
>>48398900
>whole foods-core is a real and specific thing, i wouldn't just call something whole foods-core because it's bad, that'd be meaningless
no it isn't, yes you would,. and yes it is.
fyi just because you pull something out of your ass doesn't make it a "real and specific thing"
>>48398965
whole foods is over-priced yuppie feed
you can eat healthy and go to the regular grocery store
also, if you think you're better than anyone because you're rich, you should kill yourself
that term gets thrown around a lot on here but i sincerely mean it here
>>48398927
yes, it is music popular amongst yuppies in their late 20s and early 30s who love over-priced health food and their ipads
it typically tries really hard to be "authentic" and "emotional" while being histrionic and un-convincing
examples:
mumford and sons
arcade fire
pomplamoose
bon iver
Kid A
Replica
Halycon Digest
FlyLo - Los Angeles
>>48399575
>wanna-be celebrity on an obscure-ish image board
>telling someone to kill themselves
wow, i bet you really cut him deep
Because the Internet - childish Gambino
>>48399745
This
>>48399745
It really scares me that you may be right.
You're the only one with whom I would roleplay Oedipus Rex
>>48386286
Bloc Party fucking sucks.
>>48387460
probably the most true post so far
>>48395616
this
>>48386444
Maybe a minor classic. Not top tier stuff but ardently defended by a smaller group.
>>48399575
I'm actually quite poor, I just find it funny you think you're better than all these "rich kids".
>>48387460
Add Stankonia, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, every Eminem album, Funeral, Hybrid Theory, Kid A, In Rainbows, 21, Get Rich or Die Tryin', and MAYBE Good Kid, MAAD City depending on how Kendrick Lamar's career goes.
>>48400812
that's cool dude, i'm glad i could make you laugh
plz don't support the whole foods-core music tho
>>48387460
But Is This It is actually good
swap this out for pink or smile if needed
>>48387408
this is pretty much already a classic. I dont think anyone disputes it.
>>48400888
youre not seriously calling albums like encore and curtain call and fucking 50 cent classics, right
>>48386094
>>48386141
>>48386444
>>48386948
>>48387408
>>48387545
these are the correct answers
we're not talking about which ones are the best ones, we're talking about which ones will be the best remembered by plebs since they make up the majority of the population
>>48401003
Pink is probably more likely. It gained a wider audience than Feedbacker, although I personally like Feedbacker more.
