Last track - Mastermind.

Magnus Magnusson tribute.

Babe O'Reiley?

Over.

I h8 how everyone's scared of her.

All her demented fans.

It's like Tr*mp.

If anyone ever criticises or vaguely 'shades' her in any way whatsoever gets slaughtered.

Someone just needs to just call her out as a snuggle rumpusing bitch with no snuggle rumpusing ideas who's come from money and is doing nothing interesting or important culturally.

And who has a track record of having politically dubious, small-s scumbag boyfriends.

Who she's 'famous' for writing songs about how it was their fault it went wrong.

Songs I have never knowingly heard.

I liked it.

It is over.

There's not really any point to her, is there? Like someone got adolescence and siphoned it through a robot to remove every trace of feeling from it.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

But it was a bit safe and lifeless. And that burbling synth line on the last track is going to irritate me until I work out where I've heard it before.

I shall give it 2 stars.

I've already said enough.

A small agitated group of villagers have begun to assemble outside the bijou mini-flatlet with all pitchforks and flaming torches.

2 and an 'alf, downgrade to 2.

That said I think it might grown on you if you listened to it a few more times.

Which I won't.

5/15.

Generous.

https://deadline.com/2024/04/courtney-love-taylor-swift-criticism-beyonce-madonna-1235886603/

Old woman shouts at clouds

Nails it again!

https://variety.com/2024/music/news/vinyl-tortured-poets-department-breaks-record-weekly-sales-1235978774/

Quote :

It should be noted, as these records keep getting toppled, that they are all for what is often referred to as “the modern era” — that is, for the period since 1991.

1991 was a third of a century ago.

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It’s possible that there were albums that sold more than 700,000 vinyl copies in a week back in the ’60s, ’70s or early ’80s, when LPs were the dominant format for consumption of music, but that data wasn’t being collected then.

Really? How did they know what was number one in the album chart?