What is your favorite album of the millennium so far?
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HOOM is my favorite album of all time.
Baby Birch is my favorite song of all time.
MBDTF
>>64533038
Grimes by the Art Angels
>>64533038
age of naples
>>64533038
ummm I'd have to go with Have One On Me
>RIGHT OVER THE EDGE OF THE EARTH
this
>>64533038
>>64533064
>>64533097
Have One on Me
Or maybe Tout tourne autour du soleil by Keny Arkana (it's in French though). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnD-bxVy6h4
>>64533038
>>64533064
>>64533097
>>64533146
but Ys is better...
>>64533068
>>64533076
kill selves?
>>64533329
King Of Limbs was shit and anyone who fails to recognize that HOOM is more ambitious and ultimately superior to Ys is lame
>>64533340
>King of Limbs was shit
there are people on this board RIGHT NOW who are so pleb they actually think TKOL is shit.
>>64533475
there are people on this board who think TKOL is a masterpiece and yet people who say MBDTF should kill themselves. pretty pathetic
>>64533515
TKOL is good, MBDTF is awful
>>64533329
>Radiohead
>the sort of music that's just experimental enough to have legions of fans fawning over it
>>64533532
see >>64533534
MBDTF is no masterpiece but it's more interesting musically than anything Radiohead has done except OK Computer and maybe Amnesiac
>>64533574
How is MBDTF interesting? It's generic pop crap. Late Registration is far better.
>>64533038
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>>64533146
I can't believe I share a board where people actually like Newsom, Waits and Cave
Pitchfork trash
>>64533657
late registration, college dropout, 808s and yeezus are all better, more original records than MBDTF, which feels like a glorified feature record.
>>64533340
>>64533515
The King of Limbs is a bold fusion of Jazz Fusion, Krautrock, and IDM that goes far further than anything on Kid A.
>>64533714
>Wahhh wahhh wahhhI can't believe people like different much than me
>>64533742
only The College Dropout is equally good out of those. MBDTF is hip-hop's masterpiece. the baeoque arrangements on that album are far more interesting thana boring R&B album and Daft Punk-produced shit
>>64533038
Pic related blows my mind every time I listen to it.
>>64533788
You really aren't presenting your case well here, just proving my point desu
>>64533793
>the baeoque arrangements on that album are far more interesting thana boring R&B album and Daft Punk-produced shit
Now explain how it's better than TKOL.
I bet if you took all the strongest songs on Have One On Me and condensed it down to a single album no one would give a shit about it and it would never get mentioned in these threads. That album is overrated as fuck around here.
>>64533819
More cliched than ever, The King of Limbs (2011) is mostly a rhythmic affair, with the beats prevailing over the rest. Bloom is brainy for the sake of being brainy: convoluted rhythm, angst-filled droning vocals, a bit of minimalist keyboards and sleepy trumpet wails. Morning Mr Magpie puts the project into a different light: this is mood music made out of pretentious ideas. The single Lotus Flower ventures into disco territory but it ends up sounding like a bad version of synth-pop of the 1980s. But that's still better than no rhythm at all: the slow slow slow piano ballad Codex is simply devoid of real music: it's just somebody strumming a piano and crooning a trite melody. And Give Up The Ghost it's not even that: just a hippie-style litany repeated over and over again. The ambition of these songs is often hilarious. Yorke's insipid and narcotized singing certainly does not help rescue the rest.
It is not completely surprising that the results improve dramatically when Yorke does not sing. The claustrophobic tension of Feral is driven by the contrast between the almost silent soundscape and the frantic twitching of the beats (and the ghostly Middle-Eastern moves). Yorke merely moans in Little By Little, one of Radiohead's most touching pop moments, sculpted by hazy guitar and sitar tones.
Radiohead's career has been one long bluff and it gets harder and harder for them to disguise it. The best thing about this album is that it's concise. Little By Little and Feral would have made a great EP.
>>64533838
yeah Ys has the appeal of much longer song forms and much better arrangements
HOOM is just literally "WOW TRIPLE ALBUM"
>>64533865
is this a copypasta
>>64533865
Scaruffi's opinion.
Now how about yours.
>>64533872
My point exactly. Well meme'd my friend.
>>64533838
nah fuck off
the best songs on the album is all of them
>>64533714
nice b8
>>64533838
>Have One One Me
>Good Intentions
>Baby Birch
>In California
>Go Long
>Kingfisher
>Does Not Suffice
Hell Baby Birch and Go Long have a case as her two best songs
That's a ridiculously good album, still better than Ys. And almost all of the songs I left out are still damn good. Listen to more music bud.
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>>64533948
Keep telling yourselves that. I like Newsom, but not only is that her longest album, it's her worst.
>>64533972
None of the HOOM songs are better than the songs on Ys, they're weakened by a worse arranger who doesn't understand how to properly score instruments. They appear for 1-2 measures of 10 minute songs and never again. That's sloppy work typical of a person who doesn't know how to orchestrate. It's also plagued by excess, with needlessly antique instruments.
Van Dyke Parks is a genius and made better arrangements.
Monkey & Bear automatically disqualifies Ys from being the best anything. What an awful, childish song
>>64534114
>What an awful, childish song
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
the sad thing it's too stupid a statement to be b8
>>64533972
la-la la-la lalala-la lalala-la la-la
Pic related for me. But >>64533096 is a close second.
