mfloors

There is not one. Single. Skip. On this album. Only in recent times have I become an "album listener," yet from the moment I discovered this album I was hooked on every, single, track. Incredibly put together, from a time before Panic! At The Disco sucked, completely full of hits and gems start to finish. Easily one of my top albums of all time, there will never be a moment in which I will not be okay with any song off of here playing.

This album makes me feel like a bad partner. I've had "Somebody Else's Child" in my liked songs for years, yet only now--while in a happy relationship--have I decided to delve into this album. I currently work a retail job that gives me way too much time to think, and I find that often my mind wanders to the wonders of my first relationship. I know I will not go back to him, yet I find myself living in the memories of us more often than I do living in my own daily life. ... read more

Album fucking reeks. Don't call a song Ghost Town Pt. 2. Ever. Don't play with my fucking expectations like that. Don't fuck with me like that. Kids See Ghosts 2 was a personal attack on ME. FUCK this album. Fuck you Kanye, I hate you for this one.

I found this album in 2018 after YouTube decided to put Blondie on my front page; many tracks play in some of my most cherished memories. I yearned more and more for human connection, I chased friends, love, and heartbreak largely in part due to Wild Heart. Nick Rattigan quite honestly may have saved me from becoming a chud. I remember riding my brother's BMX down trails way too long and absolutely not meant for a BMX, blasting New York City while headed for the sunset with some of my best ... read more