As of currently my favorite jazz record. Very fun and interesting. Really like the abrasiveness and sound design in this record.
It's decent, even though I dont ever have a reason to listen to it, and when I finish it I just feel like I wasted my time.
Another dogshit Stevie Wonder album, truly the best in outputting some of the most eye-rolling, apathetic, hopium inyected bland musical abominations out there. More soap ballads composed of the corny lyricism, messianism and melodrama that Wonder always employs and random ass disgusting religion once again. It's like a musical recreation of the torture scene from A Clockwork Orange, thank God this is shorter than SITKOL though, only redeeming aspect of this album.
Probably one of the funniest albums of all time in how much it insists with the "This is culturally inappropiate" samples despite being completely sterile, forgettable and absurdly inoffensive Israel-core Ai-generated hip-hop
Bob Dylan be like:
OHHH SHE MADE ME A HAMBURGER *annoying up and down inflection*
I ATE THE BUN AND THE RED HAIR PUNCHED ME *annoying up and down inflection*
I PLEADED FOR MERCY AND SHE GLARED AT ME LIKE A TIGER *annoying up and down inflection*
SHE WAS DISTRACTED BY MY TECHNIQUE, AND I COULD FLEE *annoying up and down inflection*
*screeching harmonica solo for three hours*
NOW MY RELATIONSHIP IS RUINED *annoying up and down inflection*
I AINT EVEN LIKING HER ANYWAYS *annoying up and down ... read more
Hello I am An artist from Israel and This Is my Maximalist Deep Concept Album Music
Originally written the 27th of January, this is an edited and toned down version of my original SITKOL writing.
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Stevie Wonder offers you nearly 2 hours of sterilized optimism drenched in hopium.
I just tell people, who are awestruck at the fact that I hate this album, that I don't get it; to me, this album is just so clearly infirm and watered down, and the musical content is soapy and wishy-washy; even worse, call me cynical, but Songs in the Key ... read more
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On Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
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"@californiaboy You're right. Thanks for pointing that typo out. I mixed "inflexión" with "inflection" even though I meant to wrote the latter, I talk both Spanish and English and sometimes I mix up words. I'm not sure why you commented on my writings again, after three weeks, considering you hate me so much to the point of calling me a "mentally ill racist" though"
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On Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
"@cypre You all really using "AI-generated" for anything huh"
On Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
"@Iriz The "just be happy LOL" gestapo coming at my ass for not enduring the two-hour long CIA-fabricated session of trepanation with a butter knife that is this album"
On Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
"@Butwhylevin It's true, my Grandma killed herself after listening to the grueling two-hours of this shitass release"
On Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
"@Senk_Strong8 Persona 3 mogs the fuck out of this album artistically, thematically, pacing-wise, message-wise, in terms of maturity, how intricate it is, in terms of how fun it is, etc; they do not even belong in the same parallels of conversation, just the trailer of P3RE cleans this release out of the water so much its not even funny"
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"@PRETZELREVIEWS I never said that those things were corny, I mentioned how Stevie Wonder's lyricism and approach to themes in his music is corny—don't twist my words and read what I wrote again."
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