jakebrown

In my opinion, this is the best Beatles solo album. This is saying a lot considering how long this album is, There isn't a bad song on this thing. It shows how underappreciated George was as a songwriter and as an artist. George truly kept the soul of The Beatles alive with this album.

Favorite Tracks: I'd Have You Anytime, My Sweet Lord, Wah-Wah, If Not For You, Behind That Locked Door, Run of the Mill, Beware of Darkness, Beware of Sir Frankie Crisp, Awaiting on You All, All Things Must Pass, Art of Dying, Out of the Blue

Dude I didn’t think this album would get any better for me but it somehow has. This thing is a modern indie rock classic in my eyes and I think it’s growing more and more into my favorite vampire weekend album. There’s so many fresh ideas on this record that gives the band new life and is totally different from anything they’ve done. Some of their weirdest and daring ideas are on here and they pay off in flying colors. Seriously an incredible album.

Favorite tracks: Ice Cream Piano, Classical, Capricorn, Connect, Prep School Gangsters, Gen-X Cops, Mary Boone, Hope

I saw a comment about this album about a year ago and I haven’t been able to not say it while talking about this with friends or other people on the internet but this album is brain emptying. You can take that as you will but this is one of the best albums to just put on and shut down to whether that be after a long day or just when you want to wind down because at some points there’s just feedback and nothing else and it executes what the original philosophy was so well it created a whole sub genre in metal. This is a classic in every sense of the word, And a flawless album

Not sure how I’m just now getting to this because this is one of the best rap records I’ve heard in a while. Love everything about this especially the Mos Def, Common, and Erykah Badu features!

There’s something that this album has that a lot of albums don’t have to me and it’s this strange familiarity and nostalgia that this album exudes, and also its major vulnerability and raw production style. Some of the most powerful and raw moments I’ve ever heard on any album appear on this record and it never fails to get me every time. This record is one of my favorites ever. It’s seriously that good.

Possibly the album when it’s all said and done that will have the most emotional impact on me. Side B is absolutely flawless and honestly the greatest 3 track run of all time. Some all time caliber songwriting and production

6+ months later and I still can’t believe this was created by humans. This is some of the most unreal avant-garde rock music I’ve heard come out in a very long time and what absolutely destroys me is we won’t get to hear more under the Sprain name. Some seriously mind altering and transcendental experiences come from this album. It’s an absolute beast and a challenge to listen to but it’s so rewarding to upon revisiting

This album is seriously incredible. One of those albums that keeps me coming back for more and more and I seem to not get tired of it when I revisit. Some truly beautiful and also brutal and depressive moments on here that have only gotten better with time.

One of my favorite drone records ever and one of my favorite albums period. Kali Malone’s 3rd album Living Torch swaps the pipe organ from her 2019 album ”The Sacrificial Code” with an ARP 2500, Modular Synthesis, Trombone, and Bass Clarinet. What results is a masterclass in electroacoustic drone composition. An absolute transcendental experience on both pieces on this album.