1. The 1975 - *some long crap titled abloom*
2. Rihanna - ANTi
3. Tove Lo - Lady Wood
4. The Monkees - Good Times!
5. Britney Spears - Glory
6. Carly Rae Jepsen - Emotion Side B
7. Lady Gaga - Joanne
8. Pet Shop Boys - Super
9. Tegan and Sara - Love You to Death
10. Five Wh0res Moaning - 9/11
1. The 1975 - *some long crap titled abloom*
2. Rihanna - ANTi
3. Tove Lo - Lady Wood
4. The Monkees - Good Times!
5. Britney Spears - Glory
6. Carly Rae Jepsen - Emotion Side B
7. Lady Gaga - Joanne
8. Pet Shop Boys - Super
9. Tegan and Sara - Love You to Death
10. Five Wh0res Moaning - 9/11
1. The 1975 - *some long crap titled abloom*
2. Rihanna - ANTi
3. Tove Lo - Lady Wood
4. The Monkees - Good Times!
5. Britney Spears - Glory
6. Carly Rae Jepsen - Emotion Side B
7. Lady Gaga - Joanne
8. Pet Shop Boys - Super
9. Tegan and Sara - Love You to Death
10. Five Wh0res Moaning - 9/11
The best YE list so far
I was going to praise this list but Rolling Stone put out a separate general best albums of 2016 and include Gatorade. Ffffff at them treating Beyonce as if she is above mainstream act. The propaganda is real.
But good for them for including SAL-VA-TION Side B.
Bruce's tour is for the special re-release of a 36 year old album The set list is literally the entire track listing plus a few new songs and one or two classics for the encore That's like if Beyonce's tour had been for the re-release of B'Day and the setlist was only B'Day.
Bruce = Biggest touring act in the world. Biggest legend alive.
and the writer is not even a black no wonder the liberal music critics have become the laughing stock of the industry
I guess the only good that can come from the this new white pride wave is journalists stop acting like worshiping black artists is the only key to look cool and down with the kidz
I was going to praise this list but Rolling Stone put out a separate general best albums of 2016 and include Gatorade. Ffffff at them treating Beyonce as if she is above mainstream act. The propaganda is real.
But good for them for including SAL-VA-TION Side B.
I guess the critical establishment isn't completely lost.
The set list is literally the entire track listing plus a few new songs and one or two classics for the encore 
no wonder the liberal music critics have become the laughing stock of the industry
