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Same! I think the only album that I listened to and thoroughly enjoyed every song was Adele’s 25.
Get some weed and put on dark side of the moon.
The album is an art form. It's just one that the modern media industry has destroyed.
I grew up on classic rock, my opinion still stands. Also I’m pregnant, so I had to cut the weed off :(
Maybe, Nirvana Nevermind? Fleetwood Mac rumours? Even meatloaf bat out of hell?
The MJ and dark side are just exquisite, but have you listened to an album in a situation where all you can figure out to do is listen to an album?
I'm an elder millennial. I suspect you're younger than me. We're done having children. You've just got to not have screens.
This whole thread is making me want to go find a bong. Man I remember when I saw the Pink Floyd laser show in college at the planetarium. Everyone was high as balls.
I’m in the middle of the millennial generation. Music just isn’t my thing. I prefer stories, I enjoy podcasts and old radio shows. Not everyone is going to like the same things, some prefer movies, etc. I appreciate you taking the time, but you just sound pretentious. I’ve listened to every album you named, my opinion still stands. And that’s okay, because it’s my opinion, just like how you like and can name all these albums and it’s your opinion that these albums are great.