[Giselle]

The Twilight era was such an experience. I miss it.

[bluth]

808s is probably one of his most underrated works. i'm inclined to say late registration too because a lot of ppl group it with the college dropout and tend to praise the latter

yeezus and graduation lean towards the overrated end of the spectrum

[Shame♥]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

Volantis being in development for 2 years and it barely made a headline

Had to Google this term and it isn't even in on the first page.

[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by BabyCantYouSee

Doing the I Am A God screams rn

Love Lockdown says no

[collin]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

Wow, it's almost like my opinion can be different than the popular opinion.

I literally do not see how anyone could deem the album "boring". Doesn't even make sense and is not even close to a fitting adjective for the album. It's full of energy at the very least so it seems like an uneducated opinion to me. And how on Earth could Ultraviolence be deemed more exciting? Just... hmmmmmmmm.

[NOW]

Originally posted by collin

...St. Vincent's self-titled is definitely more sophisticated than the likes of "Pretty When You Cry".
It's really not even close and calling Lana "sophisticated" at all is actually pretty embarrassing.

Pitchfork actually wrote up a giant article based on this masterpiece of a song, so yes, Lana is very sophisticated and intriguing. They just choose not to recognize it because they're still butthurt that they thought they discovered Lana before the mainstream record labels did

[bluth]

i'm p sure it was never the intention for g.u.y. to be a hit. think she just squandered all that money on the video as a service to the fans tbh

[collin]

Originally posted by M.R.

Can we not compare Lana and Annie? Annie collaborated with ****ing David Byrne and released 4 critically acclaimed albums while the other is a walking corpse with no charisma and two good songs.

The nerve to call an album with songs called "F**ked My Way Up To The Top" and "Pretty When You Cry" better
Don't get me wrong, I like Lana and Ultraviolence is one my fav albums this year... but c'maaan.

[Chemical X.]

http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=730685

[Giselle]

Ethereal queen.

[Jameson Teqkilla]

Originally posted by collin

I literally do not see how anyone could deem the album "boring". Doesn't even make sense and is not even close to a fitting adjective for the album. It's full of energy at the very least so it seems like an uneducated opinion to me. And how on Earth could Ultraviolence be deemed more exciting? Just... hmmmmmmmm.

If you "literally can't see" how someone can have a different opinion on an album than you, you have no business trying to discuss music. Miss me.

[Gui Blackout]

Originally posted by M.R.

Can we not compare Lana and Annie?

Agreed. No one knows who the **** St. Vincent is despite her "acclaimed" indie albums. She doesn't matter in the bigger picture, unlike Lana.

[M.R.]

Pitchfork is trash and I lost a lot of respect for them this year because they turned into another SJW Tumblr blog.

[collin]

Originally posted by NOW

Pitchfork actually wrote up a giant article based on this masterpiece of a song, so yes, Lana is very sophisticated and intriguing. They just choose not to recognize it because they're still butthurt that they thought they discovered Lana before the mainstream record labels did

Sorry, why do I care what P4K has to say about a Lana Del Rey song? And why is this the second time you've mentioned P4K in this conversation? What's the meaning of all of this? Lost tbh.

[rihannafan]

Originally posted by collin

...St. Vincent's self-titled is definitely more sophisticated than the likes of "Pretty When You Cry".
It's really not even close and calling Lana "sophisticated" at all is actually pretty embarrassing.

LMAO ST. Vincent's album is too loud to be sophisticated. Play it to a bunch of European aristocrats and they will spill their tea on you.

[BlueTimberwolf]

So the record company has shelled out millions of dollars before anyone has even heard the album.

Next expense: Getting the album played on Top 40 radio. Tavel says it could cost up to $250,000 just to get the first single played on radio — special promotions, free merchandise and gifts.

For example: the painting of Katy Perry on one program director's wall. She's naked, wrapped in a cloud of cotton candy. (That's also the album cover image, but seeing it painted is somehow different.)

Tavel figures the album cost the label somewhere around $4 million.

[Jameson Teqkilla]

Originally posted by collin

Sorry, why do I care what P4K has to say about a Lana Del Rey song? And why is this the second time you've mentioned P4K in this conversation? What's the meaning of all of this? Lost tbh.

Ah, you're right, you're way above using music publications to add credibility to your o-

Originally posted by collin

First time I've ever heard anyone say this and probably the last seeing all the year-ends it scored #1 on.
It's a good album and has a lot of depth, insanely good solidarity and an untouchable aesthetic.

Well, at least you didn't cite a specific one????

[collin]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

If you "literally can't see" how someone can have a different opinion on an album than you, you have no business trying to discuss music. Miss me.

... that's really not what I was saying but it's kool of you to derive something abusive out of that Chill.

[bluth]

p4k done good stanning for ariallah

otherwise i'm indifferent to them. it's within their every right to praise music that doesn't touch the billboard 200, but for some odd reason it gets the fomos twisting they panties and seething to the core like nobody's bidness

[Chemical X.]

if nicki has a twitter meltdown this week