King Biko
A King With A Concubine
am i the only one who hates studio and think it fukks up the whole vibe of the album??
Schoolboy Q's Oxymoron track listing reworked
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
do people really listen to albums in order to be putting effort into redoing track sequences? (I'll give you the first 2-3 listens), but I always have my shyt on shuffle, I hate listening to an album and knowing what's next
You are a very interesting character.I'm the exact opposite. I like listening to albums and knowing exactly what comes next. Most of my favourite albums I can recite front to back for that reason, my mind already starts crossfading into the next song before it begins.
I gave it a serious listen when i did this and played around with it while studying. During this serious listen I was that much more impressed with the albums' songs and musicianship.
There's an art to sequencing an album that I respect. I respect the pacing of good sequencing, how one song can lead into another, etc. Sometimes, the track order can completely change the meaning of a song - the sequencing of "Same Song And Dance" and "We Made You" on Eminem's Relapse album literally transforms the context of We Made You altogether
I only like shuffle when I'm playing several albums at a time. For example, if I were to make a TDE playlist of Control System, GKMC, Oxymoron and Cilvia Demo, and to have shuffle for all of those? That'd be dope, because I'm getting different voices completely. But I hate the idea of just shuffling songs on one album.
I'm the same way. It's the main reason I don't really listen to singles anymore. For one I dont wanna spoil or play out much of the album. #2, I only listen to full albums and mixtapes. It's rare that I download one song / play an assortment of random artists unless it's on some beast mode Gym playlist shyt with some G-Unit, LOX, Dipset, Freddie Gibbs, Meek Mill etc etc
There's an art to sequencing an album that I respect. I respect the pacing of good sequencing, how one song can lead into another, etc. Sometimes, the track order can completely change the meaning of a song - the sequencing of "Same Song And Dance" and "We Made You" on Eminem's Relapse album literally transforms the context of We Made You altogether
I only like shuffle when I'm playing several albums at a time. For example, if I were to make a TDE playlist of Control System, GKMC, Oxymoron and Cilvia Demo, and to have shuffle for all of those? That'd be dope, because I'm getting different voices completely. But I hate the idea of just shuffling songs on one album.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
i feel yall, i used to be like that, but i don't know, i guess i get bored listening to an album in the same order over and over. once i give the first few listens to see how it flows, i rarely listen to it in order again...plus there are so few albums where i listen to every song, shuffle doesn't disrupt that for me
There's an art to sequencing an album that I respect. I respect the pacing of good sequencing, how one song can lead into another, etc. Sometimes, the track order can completely change the meaning of a song - the sequencing of "Same Song And Dance" and "We Made You" on Eminem's Relapse album literally transforms the context of We Made You altogether
I only like shuffle when I'm playing several albums at a time. For example, if I were to make a TDE playlist of Control System, GKMC, Oxymoron and Cilvia Demo, and to have shuffle for all of those? That'd be dope, because I'm getting different voices completely. But I hate the idea of just shuffling songs on one album.