Hard agree with the zappa thing

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I feel this way about Chris Brown. he too busy trying to be a gangmember half the time to just focus on making timeless music. that nigga has it all.

Bey is unfuckwittable tho you wildin

There's loop-based rave type music that I really love, I'm a huge fan of old French House and that's usually a single sample + drums, but Gesaffelstein always leaves me cold besides a few songs

It's not the repetitive stuff that bothers me, I just don't think he picks loops that reward repetition, I haven't listened to him on d**** tho so you'e got me there

u old as s*** you actually lived through his underwhelmingness

this knock tho

the strokes for me, julian is hot & cool i just hate the music lol

Nothing wrong with being 57

10000%

Solange >>>>

kind of everyone if we keeping it a buck and interrogating our aesthetically rooted desires

i guess nas also, pretty much nothing clicks for me all feels pretty middle of the road guess i wasnt there at the time or something but it just never stands out the way so many of his contemporaries do even if their music isnt for me

Bedroom Pop

Zappa is very inconsisent but immensely talented, I think I'm on the same boat as you as I love the man and like the music, but he has incredible songs (but not so many great albums).

Sheek Louch

I thought he was gonna come way harder than he did (in his solo career) when I first started listening to him

danny brown

yikes

yeah idk man he's like rich mans j cole for me. respect he's a legend and everything just doesnt hit for me

it was written did nothing for you?

niggas try but dont try at the same time itt

lmaoo I think this is just a creative way for @op to ask us who we think is overrated

my number 1 pick is Drake

agreed

4 and Dangerously in Love is the s*** and I have respect for how she dropped the self-titled album, but the majority of her catalogue is nothing special

like it's fine its just so many contemporary works that i think are way more exciting i just find him pretty middle of the road kinda just good at everything but meh like tobias harris

for me hes very consistent with several major masterpiece albums. much more an "albums artist" than a "songs artist" i think. especially since a lot of the albums really work as one whole rather than a compilation of songs (Uncle Meat, Hot Rats, Burnt Weeny Sandwich, We're Only In It for the Money etc.)

up until about 1982 i think everything is at least very good except for the brief Flo and Eddie period in 1971 with 2 live albums that are f***ing TRASH imo. so like 33 for 35 good/great albums