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[Odrion]

The Seer was #17...

I'm blind as fuck,

 

[equippedwithtowel]

Monomania was great!

Yup, kind of got lost in the shuffle of 2013 but it's definitely a solid album.

 

[IrishNinja]

MBDTF > Yeezus?

 

[Odrion]

Yup, kind of got lost in the shuffle of 2013 but it's definitely a solid album.

Yes but before that Deerhunter made spectacular albums, not just "solid" ones.

 

[moeman]

midnight city?
*googles*
oh S=Y was 2008

still that M83 album never reallly did it for me

I personally loved midnight city. Great album overall and it's one of the few double albums I can listen to without skipping 90% of the songs.

 

[kingslunk]

MBTDF > Yeezus. Really? People think the opposite? Cmon guys.

 

[Fjordson]

MBDTF is truly Kanye's weakest record in my opinion. GKMC at number 2 is also a really boring choice.

edit: Kaputt in the top 20! Okay, back on board Pitchfork.

 

[big ander]

I have no problem with liking Chief Keef, after a few drinks I start feeling I Don't Like hard. But I'm not gonna act like it's game changing shit

if you don't have a problem with it then what's the point of calling appreciation of finally rich ironic? Or implying they're only enjoyable while drunk or lit. I mean sure for me they're more enjoyable then but so is most music haha. I've enjoyed finally rich a ton while cold sober.

It's definitely a forward-thinking rap album, something that prioritizes impressions and abstraction of voice over readability. And it's fierce an melodic in its best moments. It didnt change the game on its own but keef was undoubtedly the face of a sub-movement that's been going on in rap (esp in Chicago and atlanta) for years.

Shields is beautiful ;_;

I find it pretty passionless and inert tbh, rote psych/folk with lush orchestration put to no purpose. But then again I'm not a huge grizzly bear guy. Yellow House is fantastic, veckatimest is dece

 

[equippedwithtowel]

if you don't have a problem with it then what's the point of calling appreciation of finally rich ironic? Or implying they're only enjoyable while drunk or lit. I mean sure for me they're more enjoyable then but so is most music haha. I've enjoyed finally rich a ton while cold sober.

It's definitely a forward-thinking rap album, something that prioritizes impressions and abstraction of voice over readability. And it's fierce an melodic in its best moments. It didnt change the game on its own but keef was undoubtedly the face of a sub-movement that's been going on in rap (esp in Chicago and atlanta) for years.

Okay that's fair. If pitchfork's write up was a longer version of that I probably wouldn't have made the comment in the first place.

And I love Bon Iver, Bon Iver so who the fuck am I to judge anyone.

 

[IrishNinja]

MBTDF > Yeezus. Really? People think the opposite? Cmon guys.

overproduced mess with a few good tracks & a bunch ranging from bad to forgettable
lead single monster is a wiki footnote for that time minaj outrapped ye, jigga (...) and ross

also has nothing that can touch Blood on the Leaves

 

[Fjordson]

overproduced mess with a few good tracks & a bunch ranging from bad to forgettable
lead single monster is a wiki footnote for that time minaj outrapped ye, jigga (...) and ross

also has nothing that can touch Blood on the Leaves

Agreed. Nothing Kanye's done lately has been great to me, but MBDTF is definitely the bottom of the barrel in his discography imo.

Guess I'm in the minority, though. I remember thinking its critical appeal would fade fast. Looks like it won't.

 

[mariachi507]

Shields is beautiful ;_;

Damn right, my favorite album from them so far.

 

[Talon]

Lonerism is an outstanding album.

Yeezus and MBDTF should switch places.

A pretty solid list.

Yeezus isn't even on the same planet as MBDTF.

Real talk.

 

[Grieves]

I guess this list isn't really for me as I only recognise 15 artists in the top 100...however the lack of Atoms for Peace's album Amok is sad.

 

[Servbot24]

I guess this list isn't really for me as I only recognise 15 artists in the top 100...however the lack of Atoms for Peace's album Amok is sad.

lol, what? I didn't realize anyone liked that thing. Definitely the worst Radiohead related release, though I haven't heard Phil Selway's albums.

 

[Magwik]

Well, guess I am officially out of the music loop. Back to listening to Rush.

 

[thabiz]

lol, what? I didn't realize anyone liked that thing. Definitely the worst Radiohead related release, though I haven't heard Phil Selway's albums.

its better, but not by much.

 

[bucknuticus]

Reading some of pitchforks blurbs about these albums are so laughable, theyre so far up their own ass over there.

 

[andymcc]

lol, what? I didn't realize anyone liked that thing. Definitely the worst Radiohead related release

I literally almost dozed off during the Atoms for Peace set at Austin City Limits.

And I love Radiohead

 

[Schattenjäger]

I am like legitimately shocked but happy Inspector Norse is up there... Cool song but I can name many other EDM tracks much better

 

[lastflowers]

Atoms for peace was certainly a snoozer. A couple of decent tracks surrounded by average tracks.

And I've got like 10gbs of Radiohead related audio

 

[Menome]

I guess this list isn't really for me as I only recognise 15 artists in the top 100...however the lack of Atoms for Peace's album Amok is sad.

I liked it too. If my Top 20 from Page 2 had been a Top 30 it'd have made it in.