Based on melodies originally whistled by Garth Marenghi (Paul McCartney)
Have you come across the Dissect podcast - they do one album a season and do mega-deep analysis of each track. Season 2 was MBDTF. Is excellent.
https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/city-scout/dissect/e/50983967?autoplay=true
thanks, will check this out
Yeah Iām all in for this. Will get it in my commutes next week
Can confirm this is amazing. Halfway through the Frank Ocean season and it doesnāt hit these heights.
Frank Ocean (and new Tyler) season didnāt do much for me. Probably because I find the albums less interesting. TPAB in season 1 was excellent though.
āOmniverse examines the many doors of perception. Season One explores the Ego through an alternate reality Kanye West. Smith stars as a young Kanye Westā
This is going to be such sublime nonsense
The Frank Ocean one is great but he does bang on about ādualityā and ādichotomyā a LOT.
Dissect is great, but I get really infuriated by ābefore i dive into this weekās episode, I want to take you through a brief history of everything that has ever existed since the dawn of timeā
He keeps threatening to do a non-hip-hop record, which could be really great. Aeroplane Over the Sea would be an interesting one to hear him decode. I suspect that no heās on the Spotify payroll they will want to avoid disrupting the brand though.
Out of Curiosity:
- College Dropout
- Late Registration
- Graduation
- 808s & Heartbreak
- My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
- Yeezus
- The Life of Pablo
- Ye
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MBDTF> Late Registration > Yeezus > College Dropout > 808s > Graduation > Pablo > Ye
I know that MBDTF is the ācorrectā answer, but have to vote Yeezus as it was the first of his I really loved - and just such a mad thing for a major star to make.
His interview with David Letterman is now on Netflix
Anyone seen it? Watching it now. Heās quite a smart total idiot. I have no idea what heās talking about
Yeah Iām watching it now. He says a lot of words doesnāt he?
A lot. Finding him quite difficult to dislike though?
Oh definitely. Heās quite brilliant really, whilst simultaneously sounding like a 15 year old after their first bong.
I like the nervous little laugh he does when he quite clearly isnāt listening to something