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>art music is usually better than pop music
>>66480155
>art
>music
Pick one
The average piece of art music is better than the average piece of pop music because you need a level of classical training to make it, which automatically makes the worst of art music at least competently made.
>>66481102
sjut the fyuck up idiot
Jazz is seriously boring, redundant, and sounds like shit.
That's not an "unpopular opinion". That just means you've listened only to Miles Davis.
>>66480138
Muse is a great band
Laughing Stock is boring shit
Top 40 isn't very good for the most part
artist of the decade? or artist of the century?
this needs to stop.
we need a new memefu
>>66480074
Artist of the toilet
no more spam pls. you are just making /mu/tants hate grimes even more
keep it in here>>66476791
>>66480050
did h e kill emself ? lol thatd b ironic
>>66480050
Scaruffi on suicide watch
>Calls band suicide
>doesn't kill himself
wew
does anyone else think this is near 10/10? like song writing wise this record is god tier.
most of their albums are great. personally I prefer their first three albums though
>>66480030
>10/10 songwriting
>10/10 musicianship
>10/10 production
>implying this isn't the GOAT album of the '70s
>>66480063
really? those records arent as harmonically interesting to me.
Your thoughts on Young Americans?
It doesn't hit the heights of Station to Station, Ziggy, Low, etc. but for me it is pretty underrated. The title track is fantastic and there's some really smooth soul on there like Win and Right. I'm not particularly keen on Fame though.
I love putting this record on when getting ready to go out for the night, it gets you in the mood pretty damn well and is just a fun album if (obviously) not among his very best. Part of me wishes we got more soul/funk out of Bowie but I suppose it's hard to complain when StS...
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7/10 for me
I really like Fascination, Fame, and the title track.
It's not emotionally harrowing or revealing, which is often what distinguishes highly praised rock from the rest, but it's an incredibly fun, joyous album with a lot of musical complexity and confidence. I love it.
>>66480047
7/10 seems fair. I'd be tempted to slap a .5 on the end of that or maybe even bump it up to an 8 if I'm feeling generous, but then I am a bit of a sucker for the genre anyway.
I can see why some Bowie fans who like his glam rock stuff or the Berlin trilogy have trouble enjoying this album, though.
