>tfw you finally accept your favorite album ever as your favorite
What's her name, /mu/?
I could be laughed at in a crowd for days for this opinion and still wouldn't feel any different about the album.
>>66338840
I don't know why it took me so long to listen to The Replacements. I listened to Let It Be for the first time yesterday and loved it. Can't wait to listen to Tim and the rest of their stuff.
The replacements aren't on /mu/ nearly enough
Good choice
>>66338926
Let It Be is commonly cited as their best, and it is a phenomenal album. It probably captures the spirit of the band better than any other release.
To my ears, however, the songwriting is just all around tighter on Tim, while still maintaining that energy that made them special. I think song for song it's a better listen, although Unsatisfied is probably their greatest moment.
>>66338937
Let It Be is better than the Beatles' Let It Be desu
>>66339010
this
Tim is just more consistent imo
>>66340491
>Let It Be is better than the Beatles' Let It Be desu
to be fair, MANY albums are, it's one their weakest albums
Feels good
GOD WHAT A MESS ON THE LADDER OF SUCCESS
>>66340892
Harambe, you're alive?
>>66340892
>If being afraid is a crime we hang side by side
>>66341131
at the swingin' party down the line
It tends to jump back and forth between Fun House and Marquee Moon depending on how I'm feeling. Very rarely I go through weird introspective phases where it becomes Close to the Edge.
It's mostly Marquee Moon though. It just encapsulates everything I like about music.
Took so long to finally admit I like it better than pet sounds (but only because pet sounds is also ungodly perfect)
