Relapse is

[Willy]

^ I'm not arguing anything lmao. All I said was that the point you guys were talking about was the fallacy of composition and (if you look back a page) I say - BUT - to me an album with a bunch of great songs is a great album as I don't listen to pink floyd concept albums - or something to that effect. you guys are dragging me back to square one in this bitch got damn

[CrashBand]

On a brighter note, this is fucking great. So good for you Willy.

[Willy]

Aww yeah. J to the O shun.

[Willy]

Lmao oh shit. Forgot all about confirmation collection - gonna give that another spin

[UofLCard]

11 pages in two days.

Epic cry.

[Willy]

Don't be such a wet blanket I wasn't trying to offend anyone.

[Relapse.]

Don't be such a wet blanket I wasn't trying to offend anyone.

"Don't be such a wet blanket"

-Willy

Golden.

[Willy]

http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/composition.html

but for me, an album of great songs would be a great album. i mostly just listen to songs on shuffle, not pink floyd concept albums

You're looking for a mixtape then.

Got music ADHD bruh bruh

Willy tries to act better than everyone else because the mother fucker goes to special classes.

So when you listen to music you always listen to albums from start to finish ? I can see this being applicable to a few albums but it's not like most artists are going in and narrating a song to song story. And if that isn't the artist's intent then I see no reason why listening to random songs would be a lesser experience. Also, songs typically aren't like movie scenes because songs tend to encapsulate a story/theme/emotion/message and can stand alone regardless of context .. whereas not knowing the context to a scene in a movie could be confusing as fuck.

Also, even if the artist makes his album a song to song story (rare) its not like people don't have favorite scenes in movies.

And I'm not saying this is how it should be.. but this is how it is.

So there's no good reason to dog on people that like to listen to individual songs.