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There are many different opinions about what Radiohead’s peak was, but it was definitely between OK Computer (1997) and In Rainbows (2007). Everything before and after is significantly worse.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Beyond and Farm are really, really good (haven't listened to Give a Glimpse.. but heard positive things) Jesus Christ how is the new Dinosaur Jr album that I still haven’t checked out loving five years old. Is this what being old feels like?
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T Bowl posted:The whole discussion was why a music website has shifted its focus a bit and that is all about clicks. I don’t think people who read Pitchfork can be classified as „youth“
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BigFactory posted:Get enough people to cancel their Spotify and maybe it will mean something. Or convince enough other musicians to pull out. Otherwise it’s just the crankiest old man doing the same cranky old man thing he’s done for years about everything. That would obviously be better, but this is still getting the message (Spotify pays right-wing lunatics to spread their propaganda on Spotify) into the public. The more that happens, the better.
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Rageaholic posted:...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead's Source Tags & Codes is 20 years old today. It was a hell of an album back when it came out and it's still a hell of an album today. One of those bands I regularly forget even exists and every time I rediscover them I’m astounded at how good they are. Source Tags & Codes is a such a great album.
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That entire album is great
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