Just look at that album cover and try to tell me that this won't be one of the most glorious albums you've ever heard (warning: impossible).
This is pure McCartney: catchy, goofy, and inventive as always. The synthesizer exploration produces some lovely ear-candy, and the simple acoustic closer "One of These Days" is an all-timer.
The first and last songs or atmospheric synthy jams.
The middle stuff occasionally feels less inspired, but the album never dips too far below the high standard it sets for itself.
Also it's called Mr. Hands which is hilarious.
I just love this series. Johnny Cash's sound becomes a little darker and weary on this one, picking songs that seem to reflect his struggles with illness and aging.
Something about this album is so good at capturing that background feeling of general malaise, which might make it the most 'Wilco' album ever made.
I love Action Bronson, but he's one of those artists that I only need to listen to for like twenty minutes at a time, and this EP is almost always what I reach for when I'm in the mood for peak Action Bronson wordplay and swagger.
This song was stuck in my head, I went to the Mario movie just to hear it in the correct context, was not disappointed at all, 10/10 what a banger
He brings a sort of gut-wrenching storytelling vibe to the lowkey piano-driven instrumentals that the listener really like
I was really bored during a lot of this album. That being said the highlights, especially "21 Questions" are really fucking good.
I had such high hopes after the immaculate "Think About It" but was mostly dissapointed as the album went on (and on).
Squeeze my lemon 'til the juice runs down my leg (how did he say this without laughing).
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