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Topic	Give me an album to listen to at work?
Pus_N_Pecans 02/09/21 11:24:30 AM #111:	Made it to a couple more; should be able to get through the second page today without too much trouble. The College Dropout by Kanye West - I've always liked most of what I've heard from Kanye over the years, but his public persona had always dissuaded me out of listening to a full album. This was great though. Production is fantastic, and his sound in general is really unique. Serious Leisure by Sam Cardon - Really struggled to find this one in full, so I had to just pick and choose songs on youtube. I probably wouldn't have made it through a full album anyway though; it's way too "easy listening" for me, but I can see definitely what you mean about the "90's office" sound. It seems right at home with those late 80s/early 90s sort of cheesy ballads, or just straight up hold music. Makeveli_lives posted... Not reading this entire topic to see if pimp a butterfly was posted already so that's my recommendation It hasn't, and this is actually the only Kendrick Lamar album I haven't listened to, so might as well get to it now. --- My arts- https://www.deviantart.com/bleakcreep <cite>Pus_N_Pecans posted [p:950449210] in Give me an... [t:79275434]...</cite> <quote>Made it to a couple more; should be able to get through the second page today without too much trouble. The College Dropout by Kanye West - I've always liked most of what I've heard from Kanye over the years, but his public persona had always dissuaded me out of listening to a full album. This was great though. Production is fantastic, and his sound in general is really unique. Serious Leisure by Sam Cardon - Really struggled to find this one in full, so I had to just pick and choose songs on youtube. I probably wouldn't have made it through a full album anyway though; it's way too "easy listening" for me, but I can see definitely what you mean about the "90's office" sound. It seems right at home with those late 80s/early 90s sort of cheesy ballads, or just straight up hold music. Makeveli_lives posted... </cite> <quote>Not reading this entire topic to see if pimp a butterfly was posted already so that's my recommendation</quote>It hasn't, and this is actually the only Kendrick Lamar album I haven't listened to, so might as well get to it now. --- My arts- https://www.deviantart.com/bleakcreep</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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