What's your favorite song at the moment?

[DoctorChicken]

So, everyone here has been begging for my Best Albums of the 2000s list for months, so I guess I'll be doing that right now.

I was trying to number them, but outside the top 10, I can't really number them and they all become a blur of indie rock, lost relationships, partying, and alcoholism. Like me. So those won't be numbered. I'll try to provide a description and a song from each album, or if I can, the whole album as a lot of them are on youtube or wherever.

I am fully intoxicated the way anyone involved with music should be, and I'm gonna try to write a quick review of each album too. I'm also not going to embed the videos because the post would be even bigger. So if you click on the album you'll be teleported to my selected song/or full album. Also do not keep track of all the times I start an album description with "I mean".

40 - 21, any order

- Teens Of Denial - Car Seat Headrest - Indie Rock

An album written by a 20 something kid about how he's never going to actually do anything productive in life. Good to see he has realistic expectations.

The best song on this album is Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales, which is interesting because he perfectly reflects 80% of every millennial's predicament - they know they're screwed, and there's not much they can do about it right now, so they're lazy and unproductive. Why try when you're set up to fail?

- Melodrama - Lorde - Pop

Similar to the above, but written by Lorde, who's reflects feeling we all can relate to. In a more reactionary way though, because she's a bit of a psychopath. I mean maybe not a "psychopath", just subtly kind of weird. Like if she killed someone one day I wouldn't be surprised. But we all have our quirks.

But this is a pop album and it is a damn good pop album. For those that think pop can't be artistic, they need to listen to this.

- Pure Comedy - Father John Misty - Rock/Folk

This album is a bit difficult to listen to. It's like listening to Elton John if Elton John was born in the 80's and was a drug addict. So am I calling Joshua Tillman the modern Elton John? No. But not all the way no.

I would rank this album higher, because it's stunning and his songwriting is great. But he has this big "message" he's trying to send about the modern age, and it gets a bit tiring to me.

- St Vincent - St Vincent - Experimental pop?

Immensely talented woman. She's directing a new Portrait of Dorian Gray too. Her music is something that switches genres up so much that I can't really describe it as something other than experimental pop.

- Bon Iver - Bon Iver - Experimental... folk/pop?

An album that hits close to home... for everyone. It's human emotion.

- A Rush of Blood to the Head - Coldplay Alternative Rock/Britpop

This album is depressing. Not because it is depressing, because it is, but because it's so ******* great. And now Coldplay sucks. Sigh.

- Lemonade - Beyonce - R&B and... folk I guess?

I mean the freaking Dixie Chicks are on this album. She sings about her dad and his gun and bible.

- Back to Black - Amy Whinehouse - Soul/R&B

What Adele wishes she was.

- White Blood Cells - The White Stripes - Garage Rock/Punk Rock

Love, hope, betrayal, paranoia.

- American Idiot - Green Day - Punk Rock

The most influential punk rock record of the 2000s.

- I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning - Bright Eyes - Folk

It's a folking masterpiece.

- Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots - The Flaming Lips - Experimental Rock/Psychedelic

This album sounds exactly like it is titled.

- The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem HipHop/Rap

A great album that I'm not linking to because I'd prefer not to get suspended. So just enjoy what I did link like a civilized person.

- Sea Change - Beck - Soft Rock/Folk

It's Beck.

- Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven - Godspeed you! Black Emperor - Dark Ambient/Instrumental

A very beautiful, dark ambient album. Almost sounds like a movie soundtrack.

- Songs For The Deaf - Queens Of The Stone Age - Hard Rock

A drive through the desert in a 69 Camaro.

- For Emma, Forever Ago - Bon Iver - Folk

Bon Iver's debut. Soft acoustic folk songs he recorded in a cabin in Wisconsin in the dead of winter.

- Merriweather Post Pavilion - Animal Collective - Experimental pop/art rock

Sounds like an album that's considered very good now, but will be more important in 2030.

- Stankonia - Outcast - HipHop

I mean, damn. This album opened up southern hip-hop to the rest of the country. Is there anyone you can't get down to Hey Ya?

- Amnesiac - Radiohead - Experimental Rock

Radiohead's darkest album. Potentially. Maybe. Definitely their most Egyptian sounding.

- Since I Left You - The Avalanches - Dance/Electronic

It feels weird to put a dance album on this list. But I mean, it's great. Electonics are instruments too, and The Avalanches make use of them in a way that stands out.

- Ágætis Byrjun - Sigur Ros - Experimental/Art Rock/Ambient

I mean good grief. Do yourself a favor and listen to this song if you haven't yet. I think Sigur Ros could be considered this generation's Pink Floyd if they spoke English.

Numbers 20-1 are next.

 

[DoctorChicken]

@Runwildboys @CouchCoach IT'S THE FIRST HALF

 

[DoctorChicken]

Time for the 2nd half of the greatest list of all time. Ok, maybe tied with the 10 commandments.

But in all seriousness, my music is very important to me. I think it's the most raw way a human can express themselves.

20 - College Dropout - Kanye West - Hip-Hop/Rap

I mean yeah. It's Kanye West. Some people don't like him, some people do. But the influence he's had on, not only hip-hop, but music in general, is undeniable.

19 - The Shins - Oh Inverted World - Indie Rock

A very good album, and a very painful album to listen to for me. Fantastic indie rock record.

18 - Demon Days - Gorillaz - Alt Rock

It's the coolest album on this list. The experimentation and thought put into this record is stunning.

17 - Madvillainy - Madvillian - Hip-Hop

Maybe the best one hit wonder album of the century. Very experimental rap.

16 - Turn On The Bright Lights - Interpol - Rock

An album that was so important to the rock revival of the early 2000's. There were the brit pop sounding Killers, the Strokes, and then there was Interpol, which sounds a bit like a band you'd hear performing at a seedy bar.

15 - Muse - Origin of Symmetry - Hard Rock/Experimental Rock

This is a good album. Everyone knows it. Click that link and listen to that first song.

14 - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco Indie Rock/Art Rock

A flavor that gets more intense the more you chew it.

13 - Sunbather - Deafheaven - Atmospheric Metal?

I don't know what to say about this album besides that it's the most peaceful metal album you'll ever hear.

12 - In Rainbows - Radiohead - Rock

Genius. Just brilliant.

11 - Whatever People Say I am, That's What I'm Not - Acrtic Monkeys Brit Rock

I mean this is exactly what you want in a rock album put out by a painfully self aware, partying adolescent. In a way, it's hilarious, but realistic and relatable.

 

[Corso]

So, everyone here has been begging for my Best Albums of the 2000s list for months, so I guess I'll be doing that right now.

I was trying to number them, but outside the top 10, I can't really number them and they all become a blur of indie rock, lost relationships, partying, and alcoholism. Like me. So those won't be numbered. I'll try to provide a description and a song from each album, or if I can, the whole album as a lot of them are on youtube or wherever.

I am fully intoxicated the way anyone involved with music should be, and I'm gonna try to write a quick review of each album too. I'm also not going to embed the videos because the post would be even bigger. So if you click on the album you'll be teleported to my selected song/or full album. Also do not keep track of all the times I start an album description with "I mean".

40 - 21, any order

- Teens Of Denial - Car Seat Headrest - Indie Rock

An album written by a 20 something kid about how he's never going to actually do anything productive in life. Good to see he has realistic expectations.

The best song on this album is Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales, which is interesting because he perfectly reflects 80% of every millennial's predicament - they know they're screwed, and there's not much they can do about it right now, so they're lazy and unproductive. Why try when you're set up to fail?

- Melodrama - Lorde - Pop

Similar to the above, but written by Lorde, who's reflects feeling we all can relate to. In a more reactionary way though, because she's a bit of a psychopath. I mean maybe not a "psychopath", just subtly kind of weird. Like if she killed someone one day I wouldn't be surprised. But we all have our quirks.

But this is a pop album and it is a damn good pop album. For those that think pop can't be artistic, they need to listen to this.

- Pure Comedy - Father John Misty - Rock/Folk

This album is a bit difficult to listen to. It's like listening to Elton John if Elton John was born in the 80's and was a drug addict. So am I calling Joshua Tillman the modern Elton John? No. But not all the way no.

I would rank this album higher, because it's stunning and his songwriting is great. But he has this big "message" he's trying to send about the modern age, and it gets a bit tiring to me.

- St Vincent - St Vincent - Experimental pop?

Immensely talented woman. She's directing a new Portrait of Dorian Gray too. Her music is something that switches genres up so much that I can't really describe it as something other than experimental pop.

- Bon Iver - Bon Iver - Experimental... folk/pop?

An album that hits close to home... for everyone. It's human emotion.

- A Rush of Blood to the Head - Coldplay Alternative Rock/Britpop

This album is depressing. Not because it is depressing, because it is, but because it's so ******* great. And now Coldplay sucks. Sigh.

- Lemonade - Beyonce - R&B and... folk I guess?

I mean the freaking Dixie Chicks are on this album. She sings about her dad and his gun and bible.

- Back to Black - Amy Whinehouse - Soul/R&B

What Adele wishes she was.

- White Blood Cells - The White Stripes - Garage Rock/Punk Rock

Love, hope, betrayal, paranoia.

- American Idiot - Green Day - Punk Rock

The most influential punk rock record of the 2000s.

- I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning - Bright Eyes - Folk

It's a folking masterpiece.

- Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots - The Flaming Lips - Experimental Rock/Psychedelic

This album sounds exactly like it is titled.

- The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem HipHop/Rap

A great album that I'm not linking to because I'd prefer not to get suspended. So just enjoy what I did link like a civilized person.

- Sea Change - Beck - Soft Rock/Folk

It's Beck.

- Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven - Godspeed you! Black Emperor - Dark Ambient/Instrumental

A very beautiful, dark ambient album. Almost sounds like a movie soundtrack.

- Songs For The Deaf - Queens Of The Stone Age - Hard Rock

A drive through the desert in a 69 Camaro.

- For Emma, Forever Ago - Bon Iver - Folk

Bon Iver's debut. Soft acoustic folk songs he recorded in a cabin in Wisconsin in the dead of winter.

- Merriweather Post Pavilion - Animal Collective - Experimental pop/art rock

Sounds like an album that's considered very good now, but will be more important in 2030.

- Stankonia - Outcast - HipHop

I mean, damn. This album opened up southern hip-hop to the rest of the country. Is there anyone you can't get down to Hey Ya?

- Amnesiac - Radiohead - Experimental Rock

Radiohead's darkest album. Potentially. Maybe. Definitely their most Egyptian sounding.

- Since I Left You - The Avalanches - Dance/Electronic

It feels weird to put a dance album on this list. But I mean, it's great. Electonics are instruments too, and The Avalanches make use of them in a way that stands out.

- Ágætis Byrjun - Sigur Ros - Experimental/Art Rock/Ambient

I mean good grief. Do yourself a favor and listen to this song if you haven't yet. I think Sigur Ros could be considered this generation's Pink Floyd if they spoke English.

Numbers 20-1 are next.

Awesome... I have some listening to do today! Pardon, guys, if my posts get a little... strange. I might be riding the wave.

 

[CouchCoach]

I want to sincerely apologize for responding to Doctor Chicken's post in a positive manner and should have known what I would unleash with Runny's terrified response. I promise to consider my responses more closely, especially to this individual. He's probably been trying to do this since he got here and y'all had the good sense to ignore him. I walked right into the trap and for that I am sincerely contrite and promise to do better if y'all will just give me one more chance and not make me live on the outskirts of the village.

bbic, you know I am joking. Nicely done with the available sampling and as suspected, your tastes are quite eclectic.

 

[DoctorChicken]

I want to sincerely apologize for responding to Doctor Chicken's post in a positive manner and should have known what I would unleash with Runny's terrified response. I promise to consider my responses more closely, especially to this individual. He's probably been trying to do this since he got here and y'all had the good sense to ignore him. I walked right into the trap and for that I am sincerely contrite and promise to do better if y'all will just give me one more chance and not make me live on the outskirts of the village.

bbic, you know I am joking. Nicely done with the available sampling and as suspected, your tastes are quite eclectic.

You are absolutely correct.

And you haven't even seen the top 10 yet.

 

[CouchCoach]

- Ágætis Byrjun - Sigur Ros - Experimental/Art Rock/Ambient

I mean good grief. Do yourself a favor and listen to this song if you haven't yet. I think Sigur Ros could be considered this generation's Pink Floyd if they spoke English.

Numbers 20-1 are next.[/QUOTE]Love this and the fact they sing in a foreign tongue just adds to it. Been revisiting a lot more ShoeGaze lately like 93millionmilesfromthesun and Slowdrive's rebirth where the vocals are really more like instruments and mixed at the same level to keep them there.

The Gipsy Kings, years ago, were my first foray into music with lyrics I couldn't understand and I found that it didn't matter and led to other bands like Mana, the Jaguares and the one that could send my wife off the patio in a heartbeat, Rammstein. Gotta admit, they're an acquired taste but sometimes, I just gotta have a helping of that.

 

[DoctorChicken]

IT'S TIME. THE MOMENT YOU HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR.

10 - The Moon and Antartica - Modest Mouse - Indie Rock

A very particular blend of uncertainty, presented in a confident manner.

Favorite lyrics -

[Song - 3rd Planet]
Well, a 3rd had just been made and we were swimming in the water
Didn't know then, was it a son, was it a daughter
And it occurred to me that the animals are swimming
Around in the water in the oceans in our bodies
And another had been found, another ocean on the planet
Given that our blood is just like the Atlantic, and how
Well the universe is shaped exactly like the earth
If you go straight long enough you'll end up where you were

[Song - Lives]
My mom's God is a woman and my mom she is a witch
I like this
My hell comes from inside, comes from inside myself
Why fight this?
Everyone's afraid of their own lives
If you could be anything you want
I bet you'd be disappointed, am I right?

9 - The Blueprint - Jay-Z - Hip-Hop

Jay's magnum opus. An album that really changed the hip-hop game in many ways.

[Song - Song cry]
A face of stone, was shocked on the other end of the phone
Word back home is that you had a special friend
So what was oh so special then?
You have given away without gettin at me
That's your fault, how many times you forgiven me?
How was I to know that you was plain sick of me?
I can't see 'em comin down my eyes
So I gotta make the song cry
I can't see 'em comin down my eyes
So I gotta let the song cry

8 - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Kanye West Hip-Hop

kind of eww

After Kanye embarrassed himself on national TV in front of millions of people, he realized something - he's a bit of an *******. It finally clicked for him. He's not doing it intentionally. This, to me, seems like an apology. MBDTF is one of the most honest, luscious, and grandiose albums in recent memory. It's almost Picasso like.

[Song - All of the Lights]
Restraining order, can’t see my daughter
Her mother, brother, grandmother hate me in that order
Public visitation, we met at Borders
Told her she take me back, I’ll be more supportive

Song - [Blame Game]
Lying, say I hit you, he sitting there consoling you
Running my name through the mud, who's provoking you?
You should be grateful a person like me ever noticed you
Now you noticeable and can't nobody get control of you
1AM and can't nobody get a hold of you
I'm calling your brother's phone like what was I supposed to do?
Even though I knew, he never told the truth
He was just gon' say whatever that you told him to

7 - Elephant - The White Stripes - Rock/Blues Rock

This album hits hard. It's genius and demented rock that is raw and unfiltered. Grating. Psychotic.

[Song - The Hardest Button to Button]
We started living in an old house
My ma gave birth and we were checking it out
It was a baby boy, so we bought him a toy
It was a ray gun, and it was 1981
We named him 'Baby', he had a toothache
He started crying, it sounded like an earthquake
It didn't last long, because I stopped it
I grabbed a rag doll and stuck some little pins in it

[Song - The Air Near My Fingers]
Life is so boring
It's really got me snoring
I'm wearing out the flooring in a cheap motel
But I don't have to work and
I might be sinning
But I'm never gonna have to hear the rings of school bells
Don't you remember?
You told me in December
That a boy is not a man until he makes a stand
Well, I'm not a genius
But maybe you'll remember this
I never said I ever wanted to be a man

6 - Illinois - Sufjan Stevens - Indie/Folk/Pop

Just do yourself a favor and click the song I linked. Sufjan paints a vivid picture with every song on this album.

[Song - Casimir Pulaski Day]
In the morning when you finally go
And the nurse runs in with her head hung low
And the cardinal hits the window
In the morning in the winter shade
On the 1st of March on the holiday
I thought I saw you breathing
All the glory that the Lord has made
And the complications when I see His face
In the morning in the window


[Song - John Wayne Gacy Jr]
He'd kill ten thousand people
With a sleight of his hand
Running far, running fast to the dead
He took off all their clothes for them
He put a cloth on their lips
Quiet hands, quiet kiss on the mouth
And in my best behavior
I am really just like him
Look beneath the floor boards
For the secrets I have hid

5-1 are next

 

[Runwildboys]

Time for the 2nd half of the greatest list of all time. Ok, maybe tied with the 10 commandments.

But in all seriousness, my music is very important to me. I think it's the most raw way a human can express themselves.

20 - College Dropout - Kanye West - Hip-Hop/Rap

I mean yeah. It's Kanye West. Some people don't like him, some people do. But the influence he's had on, not only hip-hop, but music in general, is undeniable.

19 - The Shins - Oh Inverted World - Indie Rock

A very good album, and a very painful album to listen to for me. Fantastic indie rock record.

18 - Demon Days - Gorillaz - Alt Rock

It's the coolest album on this list. The experimentation and thought put into this record is stunning.

17 - Madvillainy - Madvillian - Hip-Hop

Maybe the best one hit wonder album of the century. Very experimental rap.

16 - Turn On The Bright Lights - Interpol - Rock

An album that was so important to the rock revival of the early 2000's. There were the brit pop sounding Killers, the Strokes, and then there was Interpol, which sounds a bit like a band you'd hear performing at a seedy bar.

15 - Muse - Origin of Symmetry - Hard Rock/Experimental Rock

This is a good album. Everyone knows it. Click that link and listen to that first song.

14 - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco Indie Rock/Art Rock

A flavor that gets more intense the more you chew it.

13 - Sunbather - Deafheaven - Atmospheric Metal?

I don't know what to say about this album besides that it's the most peaceful metal album you'll ever hear.

12 - In Rainbows - Radiohead - Rock

Genius. Just brilliant.

11 - Whatever People Say I am, That's What I'm Not - Acrtic Monkeys Brit Rock

I mean this is exactly what you want in a rock album put out by a painfully self aware, partying adolescent. In a way, it's hilarious, but realistic and relatable.

I knew you'd ruin it.

 

[CouchCoach]

I knew you'd ruin it.

Yep, not into anything that tool does and I am not a Rap or Hip Hop guy anyway. I've had people tell me as much as I like music, I haven't given it a fair chance and while that may be true, accidentally hearing it is enough of a chance for me. Rather hear Edith Bunker yodel into a megaphone.

 

[Runwildboys]

Yep, not into anything that tool does and I am not a Rap or Hip Hop guy anyway. I've had people tell me as much as I like music, I haven't given it a fair chance and while that may be true, accidentally hearing it is enough of a chance for me. Rather hear Edith Bunker yodel into a megaphone.

There's a bit of rap, here and there that I like, but for the most part, it's a bunch of self aggrandizing crap.

 

[DoctorChicken]

haha I have no life

It's time for 5-1.

5 - The Suburbs - Arcade Fire - Indie Rock/Art Rock

A strange, clean, undeniably catchy rock album. This thing is just chock full of great tracks. Click that link and listen to those first two songs.

[Ready to Start]
Now you're knocking at my door
Saying please come out against tonight
But I would rather be alone
Than pretend I feel alright
If the businessmen drink my blood
Like the kids in art school said they would
Then I guess I'll just begin again
You say you can still be friends

[Sprawl ii]
They heard me singing and they told me to stop,
Quit these pretentious things and just punch the clock,
These days, my life, I feel it has no purpose,
But late at night the feelings swim to the surface.
'Cause on the suburbs the city lights shine,
They're calling at me, 'come and find your kind.'
Sometimes I wonder if the world's so small,
Then we can never get away from the sprawl,
Living in the sprawl,
Dead shopping malls rise like mountains beyond mountains,
And there's no end in sight,
I need the darkness someone please cut the lights.

4 - Is This It - The Strokes - Rock

Charismatic. Catchy. Passionate. Cool. There is nothing to dislike about this album to me. An album that can mean different things to different people. To singer Julian Casablancas, it's about life as a young adult in NYC. But it can be transformed into whatever you want. To me, it's all the good qualities of a person I used to know. But it can be what you want.

[Someday]
My ex says I'm lacking in depth
I will do my best
You say you want to stand by my side
Darling your heads not right
I say alone we stand, together we fall apart
Yeah I think ill be alright
I'm working so I won't have to try so hard
Tables they turn sometimes

[The Modern Age]
Leavin' just in time
Stay there for a while
Rollin' in the ocean
Tryin' to catch her eye
Work hard and say it's easy
Do it just to please me
Tomorrow will be different
So I'll pretend I'm leavin', oh yeah
Our fears are different here
We train in AVA
I wish you hadn't stayed
My vision's clearer now, but I am not afraid

3 - To Pimp a Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar - Hip-Hop/Jazz/Spoken Word

Not just a hip-hop record. The hip-hop record. With this album, Kendrick has become the artist everyone in the hip-hop genre wishes they were. It's controversial, polarizing, and a very, very important piece of music to many people in America.

At the surface, this album represent's Kendrick's battle with his past, his family, a new girl named "Lucy" (or Lucifer)... but most of all, his battle against his own failures. Kendrick often displays multiple viewpoints on the same subject, for instance, in the song "u", he raps as his own guilty conscience, berating him for letting down his family and little sister. In the song How Much a Dollar Cost, he raps about a homeless man he didn't give a dollar too, who claimed to be "the son of Jehovah", warning Kendrick that a dollar cost him his spot in heaven. Kendrick occasionally tackles difficult subjects, such as racism, terrorism, and politics, but you don't come away feeling like you've had an opinion shoved down your throat, but rather, that there are many ways to look at many different issues.

In the end, Kendrick Lamar took on a huge project, that needed a perfect balance, and he came up with something beautiful.

[Poem]
I remember you were conflicted
Misusing your influence
Sometimes I did the same
Abusing my power, full of resentment
Resentment that turned into a deep depression
Found myself screaming in the hotel room
I didn’t wanna self destruct
The evils of Lucy was all around me
So I went running for answers

[song - u]
Where was the influence you speak of?
You preached in front of 100,000 but never reached her
I tell you, you failure—you ain't no leader!
I never liked you, forever despise you—I don't need you!
The world don't need you, don't let them deceive you
Numbers lie too, **** your pride too, that's for dedication
Thought money would change you
Made you more complacent
I hate you, I hope you embrace it
I swear - loving you is complicated.

2 - Funeral - Arcade Fire - Indie Rock

What indie rock is supposed to be. There's a level of fun, but honesty, that is difficult to reach. Singer Will Butler takes on the role of a younger version of himself many times throughout the album, providing an innocent, child-like perspective to heavy subject matter.

[Song - Wake Up]
Children, wake up
Hold your mistake up
Before they turn the summer into dust
If the children don't grow up
Our bodies get bigger but our hearts get torn up
We're just a million little gods causing rain storms
Turning every good thing to rust
I guess we'll just have to adjust
With my lightning bolts a glowing
I can see where I am going to be
When the reaper he reaches and touches my hand

[Song - Neighborhood #3]
I went out into the night
I went out to find some light
Kids are dying out in the snow
Look at them go, look at them go!
Is it a dream? Is it a lie?
I think I'll let you decide
Just light a candle for the kids
Jesus Christ, don't keep it hid!
Because nothing's hid, from us kids!
You ain't fooling nobody with the lights out!

1 - Kid A - Radiohead - Rock/Experimental Rock

Yeah. It's Kid A. I mean, there's really not much that can top this. To me, it's not really a question of whether this is the best album of the 2000s, but rather, if it's the best since Dark Side of the Moon. Visionary. Stunning. Disturbing. Beautiful. Familiar, but alien. Some say it's a concept album about atomic bombs, the first human clone, or whatever. I don't think it is. This album is the lustful sound of yesterday, and the disconnected sound of tomorrow. This is the most important, and best, album of the 2000s.

[Song - Motion Picture Soundtrack]

Red wine and sleeping pills
Help me get back to your arms
Cheap sex and sad films
Help me get where I belong
I think you're crazy, maybe
Stop sending letters
Letters always get burned
It's not like the movies
They fed us on little white lies
I think you're crazy, maybe
I will see you in the next life

 

[DoctorChicken]

I knew you'd ruin it.

Yep, not into anything that tool does and I am not a Rap or Hip Hop guy anyway. I've had people tell me as much as I like music, I haven't given it a fair chance and while that may be true, accidentally hearing it is enough of a chance for me. Rather hear Edith Bunker yodel into a megaphone.

To be fair, I haven't heard of any Kanye issues since he became a dad several years ago.

 

[Reality]

 

[Runwildboys]

To be fair, I haven't heard of any Kanye issues since he became a dad several years ago.

I'm just messing with you, Bluebs. You know that.

 

[Corso]

Actually has that Floyd sound. Legit!

 

[Corso]

For War I saw a dinner date between a married couple. Interesting...

 

[Ranched]

Ahhhhhh, the good old days.

 

[Reality]

 

[Reality]