I know it doesn’t sound like a tech article but it is!

  • femboy_bird@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    7 months ago

    Counterpoints:

    To Pimp a Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar

    The Rising Tide - Fort Minor

    The Black Parade - My Chemical Romance

    Wretched and Divine - Black Veil Brides

    Lincoln Park’s entire discography

    Natural Causes - Skylar Grey

    Endgame

    Appeal To Reason - Rise Against

    Eminem’s entire discography (Revival excluded)

    Oh my heart - mother mother

    Fallen - Evenescence

    The Search - NF

    Carolus Rex - Sabaton

    Amorphous - Icon for Hire

    Goodbye and Good Riddance - Juice WRLD

    What distinguishes a good album from a mixtape (which is what the article was essentially describing when it said albums where dead) is in a good album there is a central theme (be that a story, emotion or simply a repeated refrain) the songs flow into each other each building on the last, a good album also has a good opening and closing track that introduce or resolve all the tension in the album. It is true many people don’t listen to albums from cover to cover anymore, but those who truly love music do because most of the time it is the best way to enjoy it

    • Matty_r@programming.dev
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      7 months ago

      It’s Linkin Park. Found it amusing that you’re stating their whole discography is great, but misspelled their name.

    • RGB3x3@lemmy.world
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      7 months ago

      I find it astounding that many people don’t listen to whole albums front to back.

      How do you hear a song you love and not want to hear more of it? The best way to hear more is to hear an album as the artist intended it to be heard.

    • xXSirDanglesXx@lemmy.world
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      7 months ago

      Reclaimer by Shadow of Intent is one of my personal favorite examples of a well put together album, and that I love to listen through from beginning to end.