@@uzidiagonal No that's exactly the misunderstanding. You can have boring, bad beats that are produced well and awesome, interesting beats that are badly produced.
Bandito FGC Not just simply talking about Rodeo, but just any album in general. You can’t just simply say, “Oh yeah, the production on this album is hella bad.” *GIVE SPECIFIC REASONS AS TO HOW THATS THE CASE!* I just simply hate when one tries to make an argument but their responses are as bland as tofu and they’re not Abel to back it up in any way, shape or form.
@@derekwadas8489 deadass tho like one of my friends was tryna tell me jesus is king was a terrible album because it was "too gospel" and im jus like THATS NOT A REAL REASON LMAO
@@derekwadas8489 why do they need to back it up with any explanation? especially when its just their opinion? nobody owes you an explanation. travis scott is trash. period.
This baffled me as well. The most conventional tracks on there aren’t even the rock songs, but the more melodic ones… and even those had melody and layered soundscapes to balance it all out. It is front to back still an amazing sounding record.
soulcrusher807 thank you mr. “soulcrusher807” looking forward to those quality dead by daylight videos you put out so I can listen to your squeaky ass voice because it makes me sleep at night better
Huey Lewis and The News Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released , Fore, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip to be Square", a song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity, and the importance of trends, it's also a personal statement about the band itself.
@@heat3495 CANDY CANES IN THESE SHOPPING MALLS ON BLACK FRIDAY I STOMPED YOUR DRAWERS FOR THE ONES WE LOVE, YOUR BLOOD ALL SPILLED KITCHENETTE FIRES, PREVENT UNFULFILLED DESIRES
awookieandagerman but once it reaches a specific amount of popularity, a lot of normie music fans start 'bandwagon-ing', and even further down the road, there's a tendency to have people who rate the album positively without even listening to it
@@bhavyakukkar We all start as "normie" fans bro. It's great to start with the classics and then dig deeper to find more music. In the other hand I havent find a single person that rates an album without listening to it
Dude I zipped down to the comments looking for someone to mention this. Calling TLET overrated is one of the most objectively idiotic takes I've ever heard.
Because it’s new and not usual, it’s more difficult for an artist to think without those patterns everyone uses and it requires creativity, so I think it should be appreciated
I thought they changed it to bullocks in some places to avoid censorship of the album cover on posters and stuff? A bit like Inglorious Basterds instead of Bastards for cinemas and media?
It’s not overrated but it’s not as accessible to modern listeners as Midnight Marauders or maybe even Beats Rhymes & Life are. Stuff like Electric Relaxtion, Lyrics to Go, Award Tour, God Lives Through, etc seem more accessible to listeners of modern boom bap whereas Low End Theory is a lot more dusty, bass loop, centred, etc. It’s not terrible or overrated though at all. Just a product or its time and very dated to that era with ATCQ, De La, Digable Planets, etc
radiohead as a whole are overrated. Kid A has a few very good tracks but overall i found it extremely boring and difficult. And that's not what i'm looking for in my music
Radiohead as a whole is really polished and well made, but the depressing feel and the vocals don't do it for everyone. Personally i love their albums, but i get why some don't.
Nothing Radiohead has ever done can be called "underrated", even their most mediocre efforts are highly praised, people genuinely say even The Bends is something greater than it actually is You have at least 3 or 4 radiohead albuns on RYM's top albums of all time, Ok Computer being in first place and Kid A in second
@@freakingjames1820 The bends is a genuinely great album, it's just that Ok Computer and Kid A are incredibly high watermarks that everything in its vicinity is seen as unworthy.
I’m not even a huge Radiohead fan and I think Ok Computer is a masterpiece. Also I still think Climbing Up the Walls is their best song. It gives me the chills every time
it is by far their best album (ok i havent listened to in rainbows yet). The thing is that it sounds very modern and organic at the same time, its still rock but sounds diferent that anything else...With kid A they started using eletronic beats and it kinda ruins music for me, sounds repetitive and robotic
I went through a time when I listened to a lot of Radiohead. Eventually they became so experimental in their later albums that the songs didn’t really sound like songs anymore. I still respect several of their albums and consider OK Computer a classic though I don’t listen to them much anymore because their music is so damn depressing.
For better or worse, popular reviewers of any media will eventually change how people talk about art. I hear people parroting the language/opinions of Fantano or RedLetterMedia or whatever all the time.
@@HazeMotes This is true. People rarely have their own opinions nowadays. They just warp their opinion to whatever fantano said. Take the DAMN. review, for example. Do you think a lot of the people saying its Kendricks "worst album" would be saying that if fantano gave it a 10?
@@LukasOfTheLight That's why I said "a lot of people" not "everyone". And you think other people don't spend too much time online either? Fantano review of damn has like 2M+ views. That's a lot of views if you weren't aware.
@@genesisosuna I don't know about that, I personally found it to be his worst right from the first time I listened to it, even before I began following Fantano. Also I'm sure a lot of people still rate MBDTF as Kanye's best album or even Melodrama as the best pop/alternative record to come from this decade despite Fantano's reviews
People: oK cOMpUtEr pReDIcTed nOthINg Those same people: listened to the album on their phone typed that on their phone and spent the rest of their day on their phone
I’d argue that while Is This It isn’t one of the most innovative album of all time, the sounds of the record went on to inspire The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, and many of the other big name bands of the 2000s and 2010s making it an incredibly important and influential record.
I still thinks it's is one of the best albums ever. Could I give a thorough reason why? No. But it just feel like it is. And that's all music has to be for the average consumer
Yeah it’s definitely not like one of the most intellectual albums of all time but I think it’s kind of silly that there’s an unspoken consensus that an album has to be incredibly introspective to be considered an all time great. The lo-fi production on it sounds amazing and every indie band since like 2005 have tried to copy it and nearly all have failed
Production is amazing. But Travis copies a rapper on almost all the songs. Kanye, Kudi, Swae Lee, Young Thug, Future, Drake, …Plus he has zero writing skill. He has no personnality in his writing or in his performance. His only personnality is in his sound, which isn’t done by him cus on Rodeo he almost doesn’t produce anymore. He’s a better executif producer than a rapper.
P Murphy not sure what you’re expect from trap music from a lyrical standpoint, to be honest. I wouldn’t listen to classical instrumentals and complain that there is no singer.
To me, any criticism of the Door's debut is laughably absurd; It was unique and groundbreaking when it came out and immediately became hugely influential. Today, some 55 years later, it retains a mysterious power and yet is surprisingly listenable. How many great bands can lay claim to anything like it?
king crimson, wu tang clan, nwa, my bloody valentine, the velvet underground, black sabbath, godspeed you black emperor!, slint, joy division, portishead, the smiths, television, death grips, jimi hendrix and many more (still love the doors self titled tho)
Ngl I always thought it was their best record, after light my fire they got bit by the commercial bug and their records got more produced and were missing a certain something. I like the live versions of everything on strange days more than strange days tbh. Ofc they got a grip by morrison hotel but by then they had a pretty different sound
It’s amazing, it’s their best album. However a lot of bands can lay claim to that, like Joy Division, Sex Pistols, Violent Femmes, Sisters Of Mercy, Portishead
Dude, thank you for this! Way to give shoutouts where necessary especially for Abby Road and OK Computer. How anyone doesn’t get those records is beyond me.
I absolutely love Paul's "Granny Shit". Especially Maxwell. I love the story it tells, the juxtaposition of the cheery sound with the grim lyrics, and the massive amount of variation in the instrumentation.
i don’t give a shit about the singles on Abbey Road the full album is amazing and beautiful as a whole i can listen to it on repeat and every time i am equally amazed! i listen to it all the way through every time i go on a road trip, i sit down and listen to it whenever i drink with new friends. sometimes i just listen to just the medley at the end when i meet new people who haven’t listened to the album and i want to show them how well the last few songs lead into each other. i can’t physically express how much i love Abbey Road.
10:26 Yes, Kid A was far more ambitious but that doesn't mean OK Computer doesn't deserve it's praise. It did exactly what it should have. It builded on the sounds of the time and also stood the test of time, still being a great and important record to this day.
I only listened to the album first a week ago, and it honestly is one of if not the freshest sounding albums I’ve listened to, maybe short of Electioneering. Even with Electioneering, the entire album stands the test of time very well.
@@kadinfehr785 Everyone always singles out Electioneering as the least interesting track. Why you gotta do my boy like that? The cowbell, the bassline and the crazy guitar solo definitely make it as good and as adventurous as the rest of the album.
Professional Meme Enthusiast 1 I like the song, don’t get me wrong. The album has grown on me so much it’s now my favourite of all time! I think it’s just that Electioneering and Lucky are the least interesting to listen to in my opinion, which isn’t saying much considering i still love the songs. The song is just as good, i can guarantee it’ll grow on me even more than it already has started to with time.
7___k Totally! It’s been 3 months and it’s still my favourite all time album, although In Rainbows is also up near the very top too! if you haven’t, listen to OKNOTOK, it’s got some really good B-sides and rereleased tracks!
"Tracks in King Crimson album are too long" Do you even Prog Rock bro? Like bruh...King Crimson is tame compared to how long Prog Rock tracks can get. Just look at ELP.
I’m curious what that person’s reaction would be when presented with the fact that doom metal has loads of songs that last over an hour. Dopesmoker, Mirror Reaper, Great Barrier Reefer, Monolithe... I could go on
well, i guess In The Wake of Poseidon went one step further than in the court...however, every crimson's albun from In The Court up to starless an bible are awesome
I went to Alex Johnson's twitter, and hot DAMN, does he have some bad takes. He says Illmatic and Ready to Die are D-tier, not a single 90's rap album is 10/10, ODB sucks, TLOP and Ye are 10/10 (But Illmatic and 36 Chambers aren't lmao), Yeezus is a lyrical masterpiece, and he is VERY opposed to Low End Theorem for some reason.
Honestly Illmatic I can respect but have a hard time really enjoying beyond an academic sense (though The World is Yours slaps) but D-tier is still some garbage
First listened to Hospice in early high school, and even though my tastes in conceptual music have definitely matured over the past several years , I still love that album to death. The washed out lo-fi quality is pretty organic and pretty much every single song adds up to a haunting and uneasy atmosphere. The story isn’t a nail biter, but Hospice’s ability to make you party to the main character’s pain and fear is still something I’ve yet to find in many other concept albums as of late.
Rey Shah I agree. I don’t think the album relies too much on emotion or whatever the fuck melon said. Being in a emotionally abusive relationship is horrific and Hospice captures that horror, that absolute low point, so well. I’ve yet to find another album to capture it as well. Wake is the only song to date that has made me cry. Heavily disagree that the album is overrated, not as many people as he thinks have listened to the album. I don’t understand how melon rates shit. He gave A Crow Looked at Me a 10, and cites it as amazing. Despite it relying on tearjerker moments and sadness throughout the album. Hospice is the same, the only difference is that its not an emotion that melon is familiar with. Thats the only thing I can think of. I guess its his opinion but idk I’m mostly irked that he called Hospice overrated but Crow Looked at Me isn’t somehow (love both albums btw). He could not like Hospice and thats fine but calling it overrated doesn’t make sense to me.
Literally took a listen to it out of curiosity after seeing it was the one argument he agreed with. I loved the album through and through, it’s an experience that comes off as an audio novel with a melancholy turned redemption theme
demifolk I heard only a bit of “A Crow Looked at Me” but so far I dont see how it relies much on its sadness. It seems like a pretty thought provoking album on the topic of death. And acts as a journal of Phil’s thoughts and emotions during a greiving process, and what he is thinking of now in seperate entries.
Saying an album "relies too much on emotion" is like saying "that book relies too much on words." That's the fucking point of the art form my dude. Also was just out of high school when Hospice came out and immediately fell in love. Still consider it one of the best records ever made.
@@andrewcgs Not low effort at all actually. They spent all night recording and perfecting it. They started the sessions for Helter Skelter late night, and ended early morning.
@@christiancristof491 nah man they're right enough. Overrated doesn't mean bad, just means not as good as it's made out to be and realistically nothing human and real could ever live up to Abbey Road's hype.
That hot take on Low End Theory and by proxy Tribe Called Quest actually fucked me up. I didn't expect to have that violent of a reaction to some random dude saying that about my boys! Damn.
I feel like a lot of these takes don’t take into account how culturally significant and revolutionary these records were at the time. Sure, Abbey Road and Ramones and others are easy to pick apart nowadays, but they marked very important evolutions in music. This is why I love these records and others that can seem “overrated” in modern times. Without some of these records we would not have a lot of albums and bands we enjoy
Part of what was great about The Doors s/t and L.A. Woman was the looseness. By the time The Soft Parade was being recorded, the band felt they lost that loose spontaneous synergy the band had in their recordings. While Strange Days onward had amazing compositions that at times blow these records out of the water, it was a nice return by time of L.A. Woman, and their resurgence in record sales from it, as well as the opinions of the band reflect that.
LA Woman is the album I would pick out of the Doors catalog as being overrated. There's really only 2 good songs on that one, 2 great songs in fact, but the rest of the album is ho-hum and those blues songs on there are just horrible.
Is This It, Ok Computer and Never Mind The Bollocks are all in my top 30 records ever but I can understand why they could be an acquired taste. Abbey Road, though, I can't understand how someone could listen to the second side medley and not fall in love with it Not to mention the mindfuck that is She's So Heavy and Something which is one of the most beautiful songs ever.
I remember the 1st time I listened to Abbey Road, the feeling of being won over by 'Something' and having my mind blown away by 'I Want You She's So Heavy' and loving 'Because' for the use of harmonies with eerie instrumentation. Then the medley, which remains one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Overall, that album is just a gem. It's the one that made me a Beatles fan and want to hear everything else they'd ever done.
Robert Shrimppp I mean, for the context the time it did. But it is not as revolutionary as people make it out to be. People were acting like The Strokes brought a new style of music to the forefront/mainstream. But all they really did was copy and paste the garage rock sound of the 60s (which was pretty popular back than) into their songs and albums. I’m not trying to diss on The Strokes ‘cause I’m quite a fan of their stuff, but if we’re gonna be realistic we have to dig deep into the information.
@@derekwadas8489 they didn't copy paste anything they took inspiration and made the sound their own. the velvet underground don't sound like the strokes and neither do television, people are reaching when they say they do
"Is This It?" is one of my favorite albums, constantly on rotation, but I see the tweet's critique of it. I think that all of the songs are incredible, but there isn't enough variety for the album to be considered greater than the sum of its parts.
@@spencer1531 idk that's your opinion and i definitely respect it but imo every song has a special thing in it that sets it apart from the other, and i just can't find an album quite like it no matter how many copy cats there are so it's fair to say it could be considered as one of the greatest rock albums. the fact interpol and the strokes started around the same time but the strokes are treated as a superior band also shows that in time it might get more appreciation imo
There are scores of mid-60s garage rock bands on comps like Back from the Grave / Nuggets / Teenage Shutdown / Pebbles with fast, chunky, and overdriven punk that completely invalidate the idea that somehow the Velvet Underground were the first to do it.
My dad went to music school and I can tell you from his experience that everything since 1900 has been hugely overrated. For instance, Jazz is a degradation of pre 1900s classical music, rock is a degradation of jazz, and rap is a degradation of Rock.
To play devil's advocate, maybe you could think that an album is extremely mixed, with its strong points being great enough to merit a 7 in spite of some glaring issues.
While I agree that water has a lot of replay value and was revolutionary in it's time, it still feels simple compared to the drinks of our modern times like say....coffee.
@@hyperbeam7498 Coffee, for the average person, is just a means to a veritable injection of caffeine. It fuels addictions, tastes disgusting, like a bunch of burnt beans having been melted down into a "drink", and has next to no nutritional value. The most overrated drink in recorded history.
Water has nothing on ice cold milk straight from the fridge into a nice, large glass. Milk is versatile as fuck. It goes with so many dishes and foods, it's accessible, it's healthy (to a degree) it has a pleasant colour... I should stress I'm talking about actual milk, skimmed milk isn't even a subgenre of milk, skimmed milk is a crime against humanity
I have a real soft spot for Abbey Road and all of the songs on it, it isn’t my personal favorite Beatles album but it’s definitely runner up (my favorite is rubber soul if you’re wondering). I’ve warmed up immensely to the medley, and I love all of the songs on side 1 especially I Want You (She’s so Heavy), Here Comes the Sun, and Octopus’ Garden.
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Not even memeing but a dude who looks like Fantano stole my girl in April and I haven't recovered since.
No lmao sorry man
I think it was him, some dude that looks like him did the same to me
My condolences
Why do I not even doubt you
Gottem
I think a lot of people say 'bad production' when they mean, "I don't like the beats"
Yeah
This is the correct answer.
either that or they dont have the best sound system
well yeah production is literally the beats
@@uzidiagonal No that's exactly the misunderstanding. You can have boring, bad beats that are produced well and awesome, interesting beats that are badly produced.
LET'S ARGUE: Album Art Opinions
Whole episode about album art. Good ones, bad ones, etc.
Edit: 😳
that's actually cool
epic suggestion
cool suggestion
good suggestion
that'd be cool
Some of these responses aren’t “this album is overrated”, it’s more like “I listened to this album once and don’t get the hype”
Nice profile picture watcher of the skies :)
That's Peter Gabriel right??
No duh? Those arent as different ideas as you imply
Aren't those practicality the same thing??
why does this comment have so many likes it makes no sense
Rate every album you've given a 10 from worst to best
He said in an Q&A that TPAB is the best and KSG is the worst of them
@@jannik8229 I don't appreciate your tone
@@controlroom1039 I honestly don't either
@@jannik8229 Kids see ghosts? More like kids see Allah! الله الله مدهش أنا أحبه الله الله أحبك 😇😳😱🗿
@@controlroom1039 yeah he should of ended it with a fuckin smiley face to show a 'good tone'. We live in a society. :)
Do Underrated albums now
Let’s agree on that.
Like and comment so he can see this pls
Stokeley. The songs are so replayable
Animals
Cherry bomb's gotta be on there then
Damn Anthony I don't mind you liking Lana Del Rey but I don't think "wanting to die in her thighs" is a valid reason to like her work.
😂😂
False
But I agree with the man
it is valid
He's disclosing his bias. It was the right thing to do.
Most overrated album ever: EVERY RAP ALBUM EVER! Sincerely, Ben Shapiro
Dont listen to that much rap but Tupacs Me Against The World is just a vibe.
@@Daniel-uh2ii ya you didnt get it.
Drogon yo we have Almost the exact same political compass, I’m a lil closer to right, almost on the line.
@@Drogon7102 dang you're like a little bit further right economically & a little bit less authoritarian than me.
Ben Shitpiro
Let's Argue: Anthony Fantano overrates himself by self-proclaiming the internet's busiest music nerd
MrMrSanti well who else is it?
Adi Sharma nardwaur
@@Twigmf agree
In a lets argue someone actually made something like "Nardwuar is actually the internet's busiest music nerd" or something hahaha
Side Two I mean that man is out flying places to do interviews lmao not bashing Fanta man but it’s a fax
LET'S AGREE: Your moustache is sponsored by Pizza hut
I... agree.
Ouch
GOD DAMN
nobody outpizzas the hut.
You mean Pringle’s ?
ik music is subjective but when someone says that the production on rodeo is BAD, ur jus wrong lmao
Idk about that I'm more upset about the low end theory one.
@@eminemfan50098 bro I am fucking upset about that. My favourite album of all time I think, I love Jazz-infused rap.
Bandito FGC Not just simply talking about Rodeo, but just any album in general. You can’t just simply say, “Oh yeah, the production on this album is hella bad.” *GIVE SPECIFIC REASONS AS TO HOW THATS THE CASE!* I just simply hate when one tries to make an argument but their responses are as bland as tofu and they’re not Abel to back it up in any way, shape or form.
@@derekwadas8489 deadass tho like one of my friends was tryna tell me jesus is king was a terrible album because it was "too gospel" and im jus like THATS NOT A REAL REASON LMAO
@@derekwadas8489 why do they need to back it up with any explanation? especially when its just their opinion? nobody owes you an explanation. travis scott is trash. period.
OK Computer not taking risks? Huh?
ikr
This baffled me as well. The most conventional tracks on there aren’t even the rock songs, but the more melodic ones… and even those had melody and layered soundscapes to balance it all out. It is front to back still an amazing sounding record.
Yeah stupid opinion, it could have easily been the death of Radiohead at the time if the risks they took didnt worked.
They litetally had to cut some lyrics from the album because they were too anti establishment
*Fitter, Happier intensifies*
"Radiohead is overrated. Thom Yorke's solo output however, is brilliant!"
Quote by Thom Yorke.
Yorke's soundtrack work is finer than Greenwood's.
Quoted by a Mr T. Yorke
arlo stein
Greenwoods is good af tho
Radiohead is shit.
soulcrusher807 thank you mr. “soulcrusher807” looking forward to those quality dead by daylight videos you put out so I can listen to your squeaky ass voice because it makes me sleep at night better
And by noone else.
Huey Lewis and The News
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released , Fore, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip to be Square", a song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity, and the importance of trends, it's also a personal statement about the band itself.
DeputyAndy1 Such a great movie
HAHA! Good shit! I don't know if you've ever read the book, but the book has 2 or 3 extra "music critique parts" than the movie
hey Paul! *axe*
I need to return some video tapes
You like Phil Collins?
I swear this man’s opinion on Kid A changes every time he mentions it
Drew Gadbois it’s almost like he talks out his ass on most things
In his worst to best for radiohead he put OK computer above Kid A
Yoan Pantchev but then he said he preferred Kid A over OK Computer in his Kid A classic review
@@drewgadbois In his Kid A review I'm 90% sure he said he prefferred Kid A *and* Amnesiac over Ok Computer
Yeah but OK Computer is still better and he did rate it above Kid A on the tier list
OK Computer? Seriously? Radiohead may not be everyone's cup of tea, but come on. It's brilliant.
Joseph Rocco fantano is talking trash this video lol
It doesn't have a single bad track( no fitter happier is not a song it's an interlude.).
@@moremotionmoremotion ? did you even watch the video?
paranoid plane97 I beg to differ
I don't like Radiohead at all.
Let's Agree: Death Grips should make a Christmas album this year
I FUCK-ING LOVE- CHRISTMAS DAY YUH- YUH I LIKE TREES I LIKE TREES
@@heat3495 CANDY CANES IN THESE SHOPPING MALLS
ON BLACK FRIDAY I STOMPED YOUR DRAWERS
FOR THE ONES WE LOVE, YOUR BLOOD ALL SPILLED
KITCHENETTE FIRES, PREVENT UNFULFILLED DESIRES
IM IN YOUR CHIMNEY
Chillin with Santa.... Talking to stoves.
@@heat3495 I read I LIKE TREES like UP MY SLEEVES
There’s usually a good reason why albums get overrated, and that reason is usually that they’re really good albums with a lot of passionate fans.
yeah but that doesn't mean there aren't cases of albums being just a little TOO overhyped
passionate fans.... uhm *cough* carti *cough*
@@charliez077 That's why I said usually
awookieandagerman but once it reaches a specific amount of popularity, a lot of normie music fans start 'bandwagon-ing', and even further down the road, there's a tendency to have people who rate the album positively without even listening to it
@@bhavyakukkar We all start as "normie" fans bro. It's great to start with the classics and then dig deeper to find more music. In the other hand I havent find a single person that rates an album without listening to it
THAT LOW END THEORY TAKE MIGHT BE THE WORST OPINION I’VE EVER HEARD.
Dude I zipped down to the comments looking for someone to mention this. Calling TLET overrated is one of the most objectively idiotic takes I've ever heard.
For real dude needs to be smacked for typing that
Thank you
absolute DOODOO. that album is insanely fire. he deserved a swift kick up the asshole
Was about to square up when I saw that in the description
When did people become so obsessed with albums having to be experimental?
@teirvsedei People thinking that something being unique makes it better, some terrible consequence of romanticizing rebellion and uniqueness.
Since Fantano gave The Money Store a 10.
Novelty is a good thing
Because it’s new and not usual, it’s more difficult for an artist to think without those patterns everyone uses and it requires creativity, so I think it should be appreciated
@@sofiiamarusyn Yep.
Let’s Agree: Anthony’s pronunciation of “Bollocks” is a solid 2.
Dooby BRS This pronunciation of ‘bollocks’... it’s not good
Never Mind the "Bullocks".
Never mind.
I thought they changed it to bullocks in some places to avoid censorship of the album cover on posters and stuff? A bit like Inglorious Basterds instead of Bastards for cinemas and media?
Bullukks
I don't think the Santana debut sounding "too mexican" is a good critique but I agree with all your other points.
I know this is a joke, but I could totally see Fantano doing that.
He doesn't even mention Santana in this video
@Draevon May I seem to have forgotten the culture of Anthony's fans. my bad
@@wcnmvp3820 r/woooosh
@@fruitysnax9219 what a genius reply
Hey Anthony, my mom said I can go over to your place tomorrow night to study for the test as long as your mom picks me up.
Hope you guys will listen to lofi radio chill beats to study/relax to.
Lili Szepesi great idea!
yeah but Anthony already made his notes a week ago, so we can go to his house and have a sleep over. Your mom might need to drop me off though.
We need to raid Anthony's house. They can't stop all of us
Shut the fuck up
Saying that Lana's music is sleepy is equivalent to saying that all rock music is just screaming.
I dont think so...
Who thinks all rock is just screaming ?
@@isaacmorrow7077 honey get the *B E L T*
@@blakedavis2447 honey get the W H I P
I believe it is the equivalent to saying all Pink Floyd songs are sleepy. Also very common.
The dude who thinks Low End Theory is overrated is buggin’ out.
everybody else probably did too but they didn't say so
so lemme go ahead and say that i understood this reference
Yeah they need to check the rhimes out on it, they might change their mind
It’s not overrated but it’s not as accessible to modern listeners as Midnight Marauders or maybe even Beats Rhymes & Life are.
Stuff like Electric Relaxtion, Lyrics to Go, Award Tour, God Lives Through, etc seem more accessible to listeners of modern boom bap whereas Low End Theory is a lot more dusty, bass loop, centred, etc.
It’s not terrible or overrated though at all. Just a product or its time and very dated to that era with ATCQ, De La, Digable Planets, etc
@@KaizerMan well said I can definitely see that.
Bubba?
Fun fact: In Rainbows is Boris Yeltsin's favorite album
F L A M I N G
H O T
T A K E
Ok boomer
radiohead as a whole are overrated. Kid A has a few very good tracks but overall i found it extremely boring and difficult. And that's not what i'm looking for in my music
Hahaha you heard it before alot, probably because its true 🍆
Radiohead as a whole is really polished and well made, but the depressing feel and the vocals don't do it for everyone. Personally i love their albums, but i get why some don't.
When fantano said “The doors - The doors” I felt that
NFR is such a fantastic album, I’m so happy you like it too!
Lets Argue: people should turn their Mistfits shirts inside out before drying them
You raise a good point phil collins from gta vice city stories
@@ProgEnjoyer397 that's MISTER Phil Collins from Vice City Stories to you.
@@Gothstana ah yes you are right my bad mr phil collins from gta vice city stories
Counterpoint: you should only hang dry your shirts.
@@brianmoore9350 correct. Well done
ok boomer has honestly become a pretty underrated album compared to kid z
reflecting H 😂
To be honest though I didn’t really like Kid A that much
Nothing Radiohead has ever done can be called "underrated", even their most mediocre efforts are highly praised, people genuinely say even The Bends is something greater than it actually is
You have at least 3 or 4 radiohead albuns on RYM's top albums of all time, Ok Computer being in first place and Kid A in second
@@freakingjames1820 The bends is a genuinely great album, it's just that Ok Computer and Kid A are incredibly high watermarks that everything in its vicinity is seen as unworthy.
Kid a is boring,in fact Radiohead is extremely overrated
@@gianmagrine3947 to each their own
The Low End Theory one got me hella triggered...
Entertainment Junkie fr I’m really confused how they can’t dislike it
Entertainment Junkie 38 likes on your comment within exactly 38 minutes! Nice job man! 👍
it is mixed like trash though but I can see how it works in its favor
Rhyme scheme I just accept it as a product of their times. They were still experimenting with multi syllable rhymes and internal rhyme schemes.
People's Instinctive Travels is their best album my a wide margin. Low End Theory is chill, but it's not very exciting.
I’m not even a huge Radiohead fan and I think Ok Computer is a masterpiece. Also I still think Climbing Up the Walls is their best song. It gives me the chills every time
I was just listening to this track and got chills as soon as i read your comment.
it is by far their best album (ok i havent listened to in rainbows yet). The thing is that it sounds very modern and organic at the same time, its still rock but sounds diferent that anything else...With kid A they started using eletronic beats and it kinda ruins music for me, sounds repetitive and robotic
Climbing up the walls sounds like a song from another dimension, masterpiece
I went through a time when I listened to a lot of Radiohead. Eventually they became so experimental in their later albums that the songs didn’t really sound like songs anymore. I still respect several of their albums and consider OK Computer a classic though I don’t listen to them much anymore because their music is so damn depressing.
Climbing Up The Walls is one of my least favorites in the album and it's a amazing song, so...
Whoever said ‘Abbey Road’ needs to get their head checked...
vibe check incoming
it's okay to not like it as much as most people, but his argument for not liking it was not even complete.
i didn’t like abbey road
By a jumbo jet
Right?! It changed music history.
Let’s agree: my iron lung was the only song played in the video
what about the intro bass part
But "Soul Kitchen" tho…
I want you (she's so heavy) was clearly played in this video though.
excuse me The Doors was played you lying liar
I never even realized that it was My Iron lung
Some of these tweets read like people who have been listening to Fantano too much and now think that they're Fantano too lol
For better or worse, popular reviewers of any media will eventually change how people talk about art. I hear people parroting the language/opinions of Fantano or RedLetterMedia or whatever all the time.
@@HazeMotes This is true. People rarely have their own opinions nowadays. They just warp their opinion to whatever fantano said. Take the DAMN. review, for example. Do you think a lot of the people saying its Kendricks "worst album" would be saying that if fantano gave it a 10?
@@HazeMotes aye, the man is influential, for better or worse. This predates the internet though, see Siskel and Ebert
@@LukasOfTheLight That's why I said "a lot of people" not "everyone". And you think other people don't spend too much time online either? Fantano review of damn has like 2M+ views. That's a lot of views if you weren't aware.
@@genesisosuna I don't know about that, I personally found it to be his worst right from the first time I listened to it, even before I began following Fantano. Also I'm sure a lot of people still rate MBDTF as Kanye's best album or even Melodrama as the best pop/alternative record to come from this decade despite Fantano's reviews
People: oK cOMpUtEr pReDIcTed nOthINg
Those same people: listened to the album on their phone typed that on their phone and spent the rest of their day on their phone
so deep bruh
Lol thom yorke butt cleaner
Person: "OK Computer predicted nothing."
That same person an hour ago: "OK Google, play OK Computer."
do u not have a phone or something
Don’t care about the predictions. Most of the songs on the album are average or shite. The music is what matters, not predictions lmao
Crimson King is only 44 minutes long, how the hell can someone call it "Bloated"?
Dude obviously has never Crimson and chilled.
The new calassic= criminally underrated
Name a single person who is not a stupid melon who disliked The New Calassic.
@@Nersius even if it's just melon, it's still criminally underrated on the basis that there IS someone who didn't like it
“You Never Give Me Your Money” and “Oh Darling” slapped on Abbey Road also
Devin Jerry exactly
damn near every song on that album slaps definitely top 2 beatles album imo
SamWow123 some days I place it as low as fifth here’s a list for example.
rubber soul
Revolver
White
Sgt peppers
Abbey road
@@fullskapunkalchemist3471 Finally someone else who thinks Rubber Soul is the best.
maxwell's silver hammer and octopus garden too😳
I was never a fan of Lana but Norman Fucking Rockwell is an actually great album and it surprised me lots
Thank you, I thought everybody was about to hate on Abbey Road and I was about to fight some people
Dudes who called Low End Theory and TPAB overrated should get slapped by their mommas
X Dude that is not irony
Tibetan Miracle Seeds lmfao
Tpab actually is
Wildaunt And that’s where you’re wrong
@@verycutetaco i mean its not bad but isnt even k no.1, Good kid maad city was better
*puts Abbey Road in the thumbnail
me: *OOOOOH no.
Same
My reaction exactly
He deadass put my favorite album ever 😤
I’d argue that while Is This It isn’t one of the most innovative album of all time, the sounds of the record went on to inspire The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, and many of the other big name bands of the 2000s and 2010s making it an incredibly important and influential record.
agreed, is this it is probably the single most influential album in alternative rock this side of the 2000s
People hadn’t written guitar music like that in so long. It was a refreshing return to melodic riffy rock.
I still thinks it's is one of the best albums ever. Could I give a thorough reason why? No. But it just feel like it is. And that's all music has to be for the average consumer
Yeah it’s definitely not like one of the most intellectual albums of all time but I think it’s kind of silly that there’s an unspoken consensus that an album has to be incredibly introspective to be considered an all time great. The lo-fi production on it sounds amazing and every indie band since like 2005 have tried to copy it and nearly all have failed
Rodeo is perfectly rated, that shit feels like another dimension 😔
I agree
it's underrated if anything
Production is amazing. But Travis copies a rapper on almost all the songs. Kanye, Kudi, Swae Lee, Young Thug, Future, Drake, …Plus he has zero writing skill. He has no personnality in his writing or in his performance. His only personnality is in his sound, which isn’t done by him cus on Rodeo he almost doesn’t produce anymore.
He’s a better executif producer than a rapper.
P Murphy not sure what you’re expect from trap music from a lyrical standpoint, to be honest. I wouldn’t listen to classical instrumentals and complain that there is no singer.
Ilovekebabs good Point tho I’d argue that second half of 90210 has a LOT of personality also second half of Ok Alright, the rest not so much
OK Computer: *literally changed the course of rock music forever*
Y'all: nah
Lol true. Same goes for Nevermind to be honest.
J Victor its fax. Inventing a genre deserves some credit
@@cms3816 It's still one of the seminal albums of the genre though.
joga I was kind of more talking about the band than the album
@@hallwayofhorror Nevermind is the seminal grunge album without sounding like grunge at all
To me, any criticism of the Door's debut is laughably absurd; It was unique and groundbreaking when it came out and immediately became hugely influential. Today, some 55 years later, it retains a mysterious power and yet is surprisingly listenable. How many great bands can lay claim to anything like it?
king crimson, wu tang clan, nwa, my bloody valentine, the velvet underground, black sabbath, godspeed you black emperor!, slint, joy division, portishead, the smiths, television, death grips, jimi hendrix and many more (still love the doors self titled tho)
Ngl I always thought it was their best record, after light my fire they got bit by the commercial bug and their records got more produced and were missing a certain something. I like the live versions of everything on strange days more than strange days tbh. Ofc they got a grip by morrison hotel but by then they had a pretty different sound
It’s amazing, it’s their best album.
However a lot of bands can lay claim to that, like Joy Division, Sex Pistols, Violent Femmes, Sisters Of Mercy, Portishead
@@Dragonflyer74 waiting for the sun definitely aimed for more pop-type hit singles. imo LA woman was not only there last, but best album
@@fasieh7331 if they finished celebration for the lizard king and cut the filler ballads it would be a much better and more interesting record.
Every second of In The Court of The Crimson King is perfect and necessary.
... Under narcotics. Just like "free your mind and your ass will follow", it takes sense amazingly when you get high
such a good album
Moonchild goes on a little long
They skip 10 seconds of the song
I actually like moonchild, its a very relaxing listen
Lmao I love how he disses The Bends at the end and immediately uses My Iron Lung as an outro
just and iron lung are the best on the album don't @ me
@@freakcree6218 Just is the greatest music video ever
The Bends is so good man
Dude, thank you for this! Way to give shoutouts where necessary especially for Abby Road and OK Computer. How anyone doesn’t get those records is beyond me.
I wish I could listen to OK computer for the first time again.
People really confuse "overrated" with "bad"
If you don't like the Abbey Road medley I would probably have an aneurysm looking through your musical catalogue
Damn ok
ok 👍🏻
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She came in through the bathroom window and sun king are fucking jams
I like the Bugs but i can't stand that sappy comes the sun Tune.
I absolutely love Paul's "Granny Shit". Especially Maxwell. I love the story it tells, the juxtaposition of the cheery sound with the grim lyrics, and the massive amount of variation in the instrumentation.
Same.
I love those kind of songs like Ob la di, maxwell when im 64 etc.
I found Maxwell's Silver Hammer freaking hilarious.
it is actually one of my favorite song by the beatles
Maxwell is hilarious to some, scary to others, deliciously cynical and subversive.
Can we get a most overrated melons list? I liked cantaloupe a lot as in high school but revisiting it now the flavor hasn't aged well.
Honeydew gets too much clout, tastes like shit ngl
I think watermelon is too watery.
calypsis Cantaloupe is fire
Watermelon as a kid was great but now it just seems overrated plus it’s flavor doesn’t taste as good as it did as a child
@@wk5867 I still like cantaloupe but the flavor for some reason is inconsistent with me. It's either juicy and flavorful or dry and bland.
i don’t give a shit about the singles on Abbey Road the full album is amazing and beautiful as a whole i can listen to it on repeat and every time i am equally amazed! i listen to it all the way through every time i go on a road trip, i sit down and listen to it whenever i drink with new friends. sometimes i just listen to just the medley at the end when i meet new people who haven’t listened to the album and i want to show them how well the last few songs lead into each other. i can’t physically express how much i love Abbey Road.
His moustache is overgrown nose hair
Jerry Escobar i can’t unsee this now lol
10:26 Yes, Kid A was far more ambitious but that doesn't mean OK Computer doesn't deserve it's praise. It did exactly what it should have. It builded on the sounds of the time and also stood the test of time, still being a great and important record to this day.
I only listened to the album first a week ago, and it honestly is one of if not the freshest sounding albums I’ve listened to, maybe short of Electioneering. Even with Electioneering, the entire album stands the test of time very well.
@@kadinfehr785
Everyone always singles out Electioneering as the least interesting track. Why you gotta do my boy like that? The cowbell, the bassline and the crazy guitar solo definitely make it as good and as adventurous as the rest of the album.
Professional Meme Enthusiast 1 I like the song, don’t get me wrong. The album has grown on me so much it’s now my favourite of all time! I think it’s just that Electioneering and Lucky are the least interesting to listen to in my opinion, which isn’t saying much considering i still love the songs. The song is just as good, i can guarantee it’ll grow on me even more than it already has started to with time.
@@kadinfehr785 I listened to the album and I had to check to make sure it actually said 1997 and not 2017
7___k Totally! It’s been 3 months and it’s still my favourite all time album, although In Rainbows is also up near the very top too! if you haven’t, listen to OKNOTOK, it’s got some really good B-sides and rereleased tracks!
Do most underrated albums next
“Here comes the Sun” and “Octopus’s Garden” are both bops
Here Comes The Sun is my favorite song of all time and the drums on Octopus’s Garden are 🔥🔥🔥🥁
Octopus's garden is the best beetles song
@@olympicegg6853 that’s a.. umm. Very big claim there. LOL
I cannot stand Here comes the sun, but mostly because it was covered to death and it's loved by the most boring people I know. Not a bad song though
@@_PuppetMaster86 and the guitar!
*why does your voice sound different, Melon*
It's Melon's clone, stay woke.
Hes at knife-point, you can see his assailant in the reflection in his glasses!
Apparently Cal had to impersonate him because Anthony was too busy
pitch shifted it
He's pregnant
Having My Iron Lung as the top tier patrons outro was a nice touch after that comment on The Bends
Fun fact: Brian Wilson tried to get a horse in the studio during the recording of the song “Caroline No” but the idea was quickly shut down.
Meowah122456 Really??! I thought I would’ve heard or read up about it. Fascinating!
Michael Gira from Swans had the same idea when recording a 30 minute song from To Be Kind
Why do i get reminded of Dewey Cox' Pet Sounds parody
....so he ate it
But who ran the iron horse
Me: *sees Abbey Road* *visible confusion*
So uncivilized
"Tracks in King Crimson album are too long"
Do you even Prog Rock bro? Like bruh...King Crimson is tame compared to how long Prog Rock tracks can get. Just look at ELP.
*2112 plays in the distance*
Crimson never made an album like tales from topographic oceans, so basically the dude has no fucking clue about prog rock
There will never be another keyboardist like Keith Emerson.
There will never be another supergroup or band like ELP.
@@iohfs2629 *t h e m a r s v o l t a*
I’m curious what that person’s reaction would be when presented with the fact that doom metal has loads of songs that last over an hour. Dopesmoker, Mirror Reaper, Great Barrier Reefer, Monolithe... I could go on
Whoever said Court see me after school in the parking lot.
I wanna go
Discipline is better
You gon spank their bum bums?
Robert Christgau enters the chat
well, i guess In The Wake of Poseidon went one step further than in the court...however, every crimson's albun from In The Court up to starless an bible are awesome
Aight you bring the lube I’ll bring the condom
I went to Alex Johnson's twitter, and hot DAMN, does he have some bad takes. He says Illmatic and Ready to Die are D-tier, not a single 90's rap album is 10/10, ODB sucks, TLOP and Ye are 10/10 (But Illmatic and 36 Chambers aren't lmao), Yeezus is a lyrical masterpiece, and he is VERY opposed to Low End Theorem for some reason.
Not a single 90’s rap album is 10/10 besides Illmatic
@@alexdimitrov5271 Alright bud, what do you consider 10/10?
@@alexdimitrov5271 you're so wrong man, it hurts me physically
@@lotuzz7409 Just in defense of Dimitrov, maybe he thinks a couple more are 9.5
Honestly Illmatic I can respect but have a hard time really enjoying beyond an academic sense (though The World is Yours slaps) but D-tier is still some garbage
How does someone have the time to listen and remember this much music.
Well, when it's literally your job... it's not too difficult. (:
Sounds like you dont listen to music lolol
@@ITm4n was this for me or OP? lol
I like the sangs
@@crunchycoffee296 He’s a good rap man!
I can appreciate your perspective on my answer, Melon 🤘 interesting call out on Soul Kitchen.
Hello Mr.Prog person.
Lovely seeing you here
The doors and nirvana are amazing
I adore the Doors and the s/t album but I burst out laughing with that smash mouth reference
First listened to Hospice in early high school, and even though my tastes in conceptual music have definitely matured over the past several years , I still love that album to death. The washed out lo-fi quality is pretty organic and pretty much every single song adds up to a haunting and uneasy atmosphere. The story isn’t a nail biter, but Hospice’s ability to make you party to the main character’s pain and fear is still something I’ve yet to find in many other concept albums as of late.
Rey Shah I agree. I don’t think the album relies too much on emotion or whatever the fuck melon said. Being in a emotionally abusive relationship is horrific and Hospice captures that horror, that absolute low point, so well. I’ve yet to find another album to capture it as well. Wake is the only song to date that has made me cry. Heavily disagree that the album is overrated, not as many people as he thinks have listened to the album.
I don’t understand how melon rates shit. He gave A Crow Looked at Me a 10, and cites it as amazing. Despite it relying on tearjerker moments and sadness throughout the album. Hospice is the same, the only difference is that its not an emotion that melon is familiar with. Thats the only thing I can think of. I guess its his opinion but idk I’m mostly irked that he called Hospice overrated but Crow Looked at Me isn’t somehow (love both albums btw). He could not like Hospice and thats fine but calling it overrated doesn’t make sense to me.
Literally took a listen to it out of curiosity after seeing it was the one argument he agreed with. I loved the album through and through, it’s an experience that comes off as an audio novel with a melancholy turned redemption theme
demifolk I heard only a bit of “A Crow Looked at Me” but so far I dont see how it relies much on its sadness. It seems like a pretty thought provoking album on the topic of death. And acts as a journal of Phil’s thoughts and emotions during a greiving process, and what he is thinking of now in seperate entries.
Saying an album "relies too much on emotion" is like saying "that book relies too much on words." That's the fucking point of the art form my dude.
Also was just out of high school when Hospice came out and immediately fell in love. Still consider it one of the best records ever made.
Lmao, sure, whatever you have to tell yourself.
Pet sounds has barks tho in “Caroline, No”
DUDE, I Want You (She's So Heavy) with that fucking bassline has the most "OOMPH" of all the Beatles albums
That track kills! But Helter Skelter though...
@@thestraydog Helter Skelter is heavy but low effort.
I Want You (She's So Heavy) is an incredibly well crafted spiral.
@@andrewcgs Not low effort at all actually. They spent all night recording and perfecting it. They started the sessions for Helter Skelter late night, and ended early morning.
Paul really carrying that album with his bass lines fr
imagine saying Abbey Road is overrated lmaooooo
Yankee4ever2 I literally made the most sarcastic laugh you could possibly make when I first saw that tweet!
Except people hype it up to a level that no record could possibly reach, so by extension it is overrated despite being really good.
@@fullskapunkalchemist3471 Shitty excuse for calling abbey road overrated but ok
@@christiancristof491 nah man they're right enough. Overrated doesn't mean bad, just means not as good as it's made out to be and realistically nothing human and real could ever live up to Abbey Road's hype.
I think people who say that either genuinely don’t get the hype or are just sick of seeing the album art everywhere
I wasn’t emotionally prepared for soul kitchen to be described as a “proto walking on the sun”
Joshua Sowma - Doors suck. Shitty background music to a sociopathic drunk isn’t good music.
@@BomChickyBowWow lmao
Creepy Dingus cool story
Imagine thinking tpab is overrated
it is
ThaFinesseKid comments like this justify people thinking its overrated 😐
@@theslugboiii5969 how?
@@theslugboiii5969 lol then what is better? Under pressure?
@@nn-dz9zj I don't like it because whenever kendrick's monotone ass stops rapping I want to tear my ear drums out.
lOviNG You iZ cOmplICaTEdDddDd
That hot take on Low End Theory and by proxy Tribe Called Quest actually fucked me up. I didn't expect to have that violent of a reaction to some random dude saying that about my boys! Damn.
I thought the one about Abbey Road was a joke comment
BEST TO WORST: THE BEATLES PLEASEEEEEEE IVE BEEN WAITING!!!
Ivan Demendoza tough. Abbey road or hard days night for no 1
@@jojofornication7324 what?! Revolver is number 1, my dude. You betta check yo self!
@@jonb3201 im a beatles fan and revolver is overrated af. Sgt pepper's, white album and abbey road are better records
Rubber Soul is the best Beatles album. Dont @ me
Jon B revolver is top 5
LETS ARGUE: Melon should stop dating my stepdaughter
If he’s not down, can I have her number? I have job, car and minimal criminal record.
Dave Bone HAHA
LET'S ARGUE: Should Melon have a girlfriend?
I feel like a lot of these takes don’t take into account how culturally significant and revolutionary these records were at the time. Sure, Abbey Road and Ramones and others are easy to pick apart nowadays, but they marked very important evolutions in music. This is why I love these records and others that can seem “overrated” in modern times. Without some of these records we would not have a lot of albums and bands we enjoy
Y’all dissing Rodeo like Trav dont got the arguable top 3 trap songs just off that album
Antidote? What else
@@iCainiac nightcrawler, 3500
top 4 cos y’all forgot oh my dis side
Rodeo underrated af
Leonel Drain314 drainer spotted 😤😤😤 dg
Moonchild is beautiful :)
gulden That whole comment itself pissed me off completely!
It is but my ADHD ass cant actually listen to the improv part for more than 2 mins before i space out
It's free improv ASMR. What's not to love??
Part of what was great about The Doors s/t and L.A. Woman was the looseness. By the time The Soft Parade was being recorded, the band felt they lost that loose spontaneous synergy the band had in their recordings. While Strange Days onward had amazing compositions that at times blow these records out of the water, it was a nice return by time of L.A. Woman, and their resurgence in record sales from it, as well as the opinions of the band reflect that.
LA Woman is the album I would pick out of the Doors catalog as being overrated. There's really only 2 good songs on that one, 2 great songs in fact, but the rest of the album is ho-hum and those blues songs on there are just horrible.
Their self-titled debut is the only one I love, the rest are good though
how is Norman F Rockwell overrated? in fact it deserves more recognition and awards.
agreed.. i really don’t understand how anyone could call it overrated
Yeah it's one of Lana's best works too
@@Urmywonderwall07 that's doesn't say alot, she's not like kanye that has 10 albums which you can say about one album that it's one of his best
@@DrRAZI99 NFR is better than any kanye album comfortably
@@Dondraper87104 stop playing bro kanye’s top 5 is so clear of any lana
Everybody gangster until someone *disrespects* to pimp a butterfly
Tpab is insultingly shit and 3/10
Unsubscribe ok dude
@@louisvuittondon9267 You unsubscribe dude
Jeremy C
Unsubscribe is literally the guy above’s nickname lol
@@ayelmeyo I know, but it looks too much like that what he's actually telling him to do
Me: Unemotionally enjoying this video
Fantano: yeah hospice sucked
Me: 👺
Also me
never got hospice either
LET ME CRY IN PEACE, FANTANO.
11:39 holy shit that's a My Iron Lung cover.
Thought so
NFR was Lana’s best album to date. Not overrated at all
Abby Road is a fucking timeless piece of art that will stand the test of time.
This is true for pretty much all of their albums
I doubt it. The questions on that test are pretty hard
it already kinda has, that's kinda the point of the video
it's definitely super overrated tho as is their entire discography
Agreed
@@dinospumoni5611 this is the most wildly incorrect nonsense I have ever had the displeasure of reading'
You are flat out wrong
Is This It, Ok Computer and Never Mind The Bollocks are all in my top 30 records ever but I can understand why they could be an acquired taste. Abbey Road, though, I can't understand how someone could listen to the second side medley and not fall in love with it
Not to mention the mindfuck that is She's So Heavy and Something which is one of the most beautiful songs ever.
I remember the 1st time I listened to Abbey Road, the feeling of being won over by 'Something' and having my mind blown away by 'I Want You She's So Heavy' and loving 'Because' for the use of harmonies with eerie instrumentation. Then the medley, which remains one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Overall, that album is just a gem. It's the one that made me a Beatles fan and want to hear everything else they'd ever done.
Is this it? Is one of the greatest rock albums all time had a huge impact on the rock scene just as much as other classic albums did
Robert Shrimppp I mean, for the context the time it did. But it is not as revolutionary as people make it out to be. People were acting like The Strokes brought a new style of music to the forefront/mainstream. But all they really did was copy and paste the garage rock sound of the 60s (which was pretty popular back than) into their songs and albums. I’m not trying to diss on The Strokes ‘cause I’m quite a fan of their stuff, but if we’re gonna be realistic we have to dig deep into the information.
@@derekwadas8489 they didn't copy paste anything they took inspiration and made the sound their own. the velvet underground don't sound like the strokes and neither do television, people are reaching when they say they do
"Is This It?" is one of my favorite albums, constantly on rotation, but I see the tweet's critique of it. I think that all of the songs are incredible, but there isn't enough variety for the album to be considered greater than the sum of its parts.
@@spencer1531 gets it
@@spencer1531 idk that's your opinion and i definitely respect it but imo every song has a special thing in it that sets it apart from the other, and i just can't find an album quite like it no matter how many copy cats there are so it's fair to say it could be considered as one of the greatest rock albums. the fact interpol and the strokes started around the same time but the strokes are treated as a superior band also shows that in time it might get more appreciation imo
There are scores of mid-60s garage rock bands on comps like Back from the Grave / Nuggets / Teenage Shutdown / Pebbles with fast, chunky, and overdriven punk that completely invalidate the idea that somehow the Velvet Underground were the first to do it.
When your moustache looks like the pizza hut logo
"OK Computer is nowhere near as conventional as Pablo Honey or even The Bends"
*plays the most conventional version of My Irong Lung i've ever heard*
My dad went to music school and I can tell you from his experience that everything since 1900 has been hugely overrated. For instance, Jazz is a degradation of pre 1900s classical music, rock is a degradation of jazz, and rap is a degradation of Rock.
Dare I say, based and redpilled.
Shut up and give me your lunch money, Shapiro!
this is a joke, right? i mean it fucking has to be
You sound a lot like a certain Shapiro right now.
@@elirutherford3589 Did he say that? Every time he opens his mouth I love to hate him more and more
Break on through is one of the most underrated rock tracks of all time and is an influence to a lot of 2010-2020 hard indie bands
Of course Become The Knight has to come in to crap on The Doors lol
Let’s agree: pitchfork can’t call Jesus is king “largely flawed” and then give it a 7.2/10.
pitchfork has become like ign, but instead of giving everything >8 they give everything >6
To play devil's advocate, maybe you could think that an album is extremely mixed, with its strong points being great enough to merit a 7 in spite of some glaring issues.
LETS AGREE: water is the best drink
While I agree that water has a lot of replay value and was revolutionary in it's time, it still feels simple compared to the drinks of our modern times like say....coffee.
@@hyperbeam7498 Coffee, for the average person, is just a means to a veritable injection of caffeine. It fuels addictions, tastes disgusting, like a bunch of burnt beans having been melted down into a "drink", and has next to no nutritional value. The most overrated drink in recorded history.
Water has nothing on ice cold milk straight from the fridge into a nice, large glass. Milk is versatile as fuck. It goes with so many dishes and foods, it's accessible, it's healthy (to a degree) it has a pleasant colour...
I should stress I'm talking about actual milk, skimmed milk isn't even a subgenre of milk, skimmed milk is a crime against humanity
Victor Olesso but look back at milk in 5 years and it’s completely spoiled... water is basically timeless
@@rasseabreeze6246 of the two, water and milk, which spoils? which is a cause of kidney stones? which can humans live without?
I have a real soft spot for Abbey Road and all of the songs on it, it isn’t my personal favorite Beatles album but it’s definitely runner up (my favorite is rubber soul if you’re wondering). I’ve warmed up immensely to the medley, and I love all of the songs on side 1 especially I Want You (She’s so Heavy), Here Comes the Sun, and Octopus’ Garden.