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For a bunch of covers of cheesy albeit catchy 80's pop rock songs, this somehow manages to avoid being a total cringefest. That being said, there's nothing you're really missing by skipping these forgettable song covers.

Is it officially old enough to call a classic?

At 10 years old, Merryweather Post Pavilion is no less the monument to summery, youthful exuberence that it was when it came out, as well as continuing to serve as inspiration for indie bands going forward.

The album doesn't miss a single beat. Every track is a mesmerizing sonic collage of warm, evocative, exciting sounds. A music festival, an amusement park, and the zoo are places the album feels like it could fittingly soundtrack.

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There's a reason why a cliché becomes a cliché. Pink Floyd's seminal album The Dark Side Of The Moon is to rock what Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue is to jazz - perhaps not a perennial hipster favorite or crowd pleasure, but inexorably embedded into the DNA of all rock music to follow, joining hands with the likes of Radiohead's OK Computer and The Velvet Underground's The Velvet Underground and Nico. It's rich sonic textures and moody atmosphere well compliment the introspective (if a ... read more

There are many things I could say about this album. About how it's one of the most beautiful, affirmig statements musical poems on life. I could say how cohesive it is and how every track contributes to an album greater than the sum of it's parts. I could talk about every electronic album since it's release has been at least somewhat influenced by it. But I'll leave it as simple as I can possibly can: Brian Eno's Another Green World is the best album I have ever heard and likely ever will hear.