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debut album by loyal lobos is outstanding highly riyl if you like phoebe bridgers, boygenius etc

1. Beatles 2. Bob Dylan 3. Neil Young 4. Radiohead 5. The National ?

so we get the swiftional; what's the chances that covid delivers the national album #9?

My controversial take is that the album would work better without the three teen threesome tracks

sturgill over isbell for me his work on the margo price was tasty

so, who do we want her to work with next? liz rose? check! nathan chapman? check! shellback? check! max martin? check! jack antonoff? check! joel little? check! the national? check! bon iver? check! if she is going to pivot back to 'country' - which i strongly doubt - then shane mcanally would...

it's so good to hear her back to writing bridges i loved a lot of the max martin-shellback uber-pop that she's put out over the last several albums, but - as per "all too well" and "dear john" - when she's really nailing those middle 8s she's really showing her songwriting class absolute superstar

bet this is the same excuse used by @AngryVal

off the top of my head...not including the new album...... all too well sad beautiful tragic safe & sound dear john new year's day blank space style i know places red (particularly the cma version with alison krauss and vince gill) forever and always (piano version)

1989 > red > folklore > speak now > fearless (deluxe edition) > reputation > lover > self-titled

i'm the same on the jessie ware for me it's...fine, i guess? it has all the right disco touches but the songs just don't pack a punch like those on the dua lipa record

nice to hear bon iver not warbling in his falsetto too this is interesting: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/rebekah-harkness-taylor-swift-1033497/

all about the tay tay today

can't believe there's not one here already she's @AngryVal's fave (he just doesn't know it yet - will the national tinge to folklore finally get him to realise her genius?)

who scoffed at that album? I WILL FIGHT THEM!! 1989 is top tier pop - right up there with madge's like a prayer, which of course came out in the titular year

New Tay Tay at midnight, working with Aaron Dessner and at least one track featuring Bob Iver who other than me and @AngryVal is excited?

is nice it's quite amazing how much they've grown from then to where they are now

ed said in a recent interview that the next radiohead album will be 'totally new' as they've exhausted their supply of vault songs to re-work colour me keen

fri-ye, allegedly