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Top 30 Albums Of All-Time (Undebatable)
Somehow resisted the urge to put every single Taylor Swift album, my strength amazes me
07 April 2022
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I don’t always feel like what I have to say is of importance, but my opinion on music certainly is. One of my favorite things about myself is how much i love exploring genres of music, you’ll see a lot of variety on this list, spanning genres, and decades.
Gold Diggers Sound - Leon Bridges
Leon Bridges is a national treasure. I have never experienced an artist be so absurdly talented yet so underrated. Front to back, ‘Gold Diggers Sound’ is a masterpiece, one of the great works of art of our time. I'm convinced you won't find a better record to just vibe to.
‘Motorbike’ is THE car song.
evermore - Taylor Swift
Album two, and im already starting my think piece on why Taylor Swift is in a class of one when it comes to her relationship with her pen. ‘Evermore’ is the best example of that in her discography. To this day ‘Tolerate It,’ and ‘Champagne Problems’ are two of the songs that have connected with me the most out of any I've ever heard. Like you're right Taylor Swift, I AM fucked in the head, and it is a shame.
Melodrama - Lorde
Following up ‘Pure Herione’ had to have been the most daunting task. But of course, Lorde, like our savior that she is, delivered! ‘Melodrama’ doesn't have a single dud, every track is expertly crafted and is a masterclass on what it sounds like to make perfect pop music. ‘Green Light’ has become my ultimate “going out” song, that track playing while you're out in a big city is just unmatched.
You Signed Up For This - Maisie Peters
Maisie Peters IS the moment. There have been very few debut albums to do what ‘You Signed Up For This’ did for me. Think if you took the perfecting of the pop genre gene from Carly Rae Jepsen and the relationship with words of Taylor Swift, you'd almost be at Maisie Peters. I just can't help but be in an instantly better mood when I turn this record on.
Irresistible Bliss - Soul Coughing
Post-grunge music deserves all the praise. Hailing from Seattle I am a very pretentious woman and do think anything in the grunge aura is superior, so it's no surprise that ‘Irresistible Bliss’ is an album that I've put on a pedestal for years. I truly believe ‘Lazybones’ is one of the greatest songs ever written.
Strange Desire - Bleachers
Jack Antonoff knows his way around music like no other person on the planet, in fact, it’s hard to believe he's a real person. Bleachers are such an incredible musical endeavor for him, and for me because nothing pulls me out of a depressive episode quite like any track off of ‘Strange Desire.’
Staying At Tamara’s - George Ezra
George Ezra makes the happiest music of all time. Even when a song is slower like ‘Hold My Girl,’ there is a sense of peace and joy that comes with the tone of the track. Ever since ‘Staying At Tamara's’ came out I have turned to the record to cling on to the permanent state of sun-soaked that songs like ‘Pretty Shining People’ and ‘Paradise’ possess.
Cleopatra - The Lumineers
I don’t care who judges this statement, but ‘Cleopatra’ by The Lumineers is one of the great love albums of our time. Having ‘Cleopatra’ and ‘Ophelia’ on one record just completely shattered my idea that I didn't want to find this great love of my life. Just the line “damn your wife I’d be your mistress, just to have you around” WRECKS ME. You have to be so in love to be okay with your spot in someone’s life being minimized.
Youngblood - 5 Seconds of Summer
5SOS is one of the great bands of our time, they are constantly reinventing their sound, and I think with ‘Youngblood’ they truly made the jump into full-blown rockstars. Each of them has so much talent and the moments we get of individual shine, as well as group moments on ‘Youngblood’, is one of the many reasons I just adore this record. This song lineup is stacked, not a single dud.
Everything In Transit - Jack’s Mannequin
If you want to know who truly ruled my middle school listening habits, look no further than Jack’s.Mannequin. ‘Everything In Transit’ is a perfect record, front to back, with not a single flaw. I would widely consider ‘Dark Blue’ to be one of the greatest tracks ever written, it just never stops being a track I come back to. There is few things I wouldn't do to see this album performed live.
The Stranger - Billy Joel
I had to do it, I know this isn't a hot take, but hey, it's widely praised for a reason! If an album has a song that speaks to my soul like ‘Vienna’ it's going to end up on this list. Billy Joel is considered one of the greatest musicians of all time, and it makes perfect sense to me. Every time I listen to this record im further convinced that this is the caliber every artist should aspire to.
Pure Heroine - Lorde
‘Pure Herione’ is THE best debut album of all time. The fact that she was able to pull off a flawless record at her age still just blows my mind. I mean come on, ‘Ribs,’ ‘White Teeth Teens,’ absolutely unreal. She set a bar that hasn't been met since for debut records, I will defend this record to the death.
Blue Neighbourhood - Troye Sivan
Every time I dive into ‘Blue Neighbourhood’ again I am further blown away by what a spectacular body of work it is. Songs like ‘Fools,’ or ‘Cool’ are pure gold. I still remember being in the room for Troye’s first-ever live show and going to a radio station for an advanced listen of some songs off the record, ill forever tie so many happy moments to these songs.
Trophies - Greyson Chance
‘Trophies’ may be a short project, but it's such a strong body of work. Greyson Chance has this ability to create in the most honest to himself way, while still being able to allow audiences to relate to the lyrics. It takes such skill to write about something so personal and specific and have people still see themselves in those words. I find myself dancing to ‘High Waisted’ and screaming the words to this track far too often.
You Ruined New York City For Me - Fletcher
Every time I listen to ‘You Ruined New York City For Me’ I feel like Fletcher ripped words straight from my texts to my best friends as I am breaking down over a man. It’s so crazy what tieing a person to a place can do to the place, both in positive and negative lights. The first time I heard ‘Undrunk’ I had to keep pausing the track because of how much I connected with the lyrics, its so special when an artist does that to me.
Colour Vision (Deluxe) - MAX
I had to do the deluxe edition solely because of ‘Still New York’ which is an all-timer for me. This album solidifies MAX as a prince of pop, it’s undeniable. From the perfectly picked collaborations to the flawless tracklist you just can't go wrong with 'Colour Vision ' I will be front row at a MAX show soon, mark my words.
Portraits - Greyson Chance
'Portraits' is a top five contender for me. This record live is an out of body experience, it's so clear how personal the entire project it, both to us as fans, and to Greyson. From 'West Texas,' to 'Lakeshore,' I do not think I will ever get over this body of work. If anyone ever doubts that Greyson was made for this, all you need to do is listen to any given track off 'Portraits..'
Coming Home - Leon Bridges
Of course, I had to include another Leon Bridges album. He's just that good, and more of you need to be talking about it! 'Flowers' is THE happiest song I have ever come across, it sounds like pure joy. The day I think of a man while I listen to that song I will know I am too far gone and completely smitten.
Abbey Road - The Beatles
Yes, I am aware this is the most basic choice, I also do not care. 'Abbey Road' is an A tier album. It still blows my mind to think that there was once a band that made music at this level. If I could name a song that I think will never be out done by any artist, it would be 'Her Majesty.' I will single handedly bring back Beatle Mania if I ever get to meet Sir. Paul McCartney and tell him how much I love this record.
Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent - Lewis Capaldi
Not a single person comes close to the raw emotion that Lewis Capaldi sings with. Without fail every single song on this album gives me full body chills. I found 'Bruises' on some random Spotify playlist YEARS before this record came out, and I am still not over the line "I hope I never lose the bruises that you left behind."
Like a shot to the heart.
Let Go - Avril Lavigne
Embarrassing storytime, when I was younger I was going through a "breakup" and wrote out lyrics in a diary, I was so proud of the song and went around showing people, eventually someone pointed out I had just copied the lyrics to 'I'm With You.' So obviously, I really relate to the way Avril writes. I think this album was very formative for me.
Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morrisette
The level of angst encapsulated on 'Jagged Little Pill' is absolutely incredible. Alanis Morissette really shaped a generation with every song on the album. Nothing feels better than screaming the lyrics to 'You Oughta Know' or 'Hand In My Pocket' with friends, it's one of life's biggest pleasures.
Man on the Moon - Kid Cudi
The movie 'Jexi' is what sparked my love for this record. When I heard 'Up Up & Away' for the first time I instantly knew I had found my forever favorite party song. 'Man on the Moon' is chalked full of serotonin in musical form. I am a Kid Cudi stan first and a human second.
folklore - Taylor Swift
I am sorry, but there was no way we were going to get through this list with at LEAST one more Taylor Swift album. Folklore is a pure genius album, and brought us the greatest musical foursome the world has ever seen. Taylor, Aaron Dessner, Jack Antonoff and Joe Alwyn. I am perfectly content with them collaborating forevermore.
And yes, 'august' is a musical masterpiece few artists could even dream of creating.
Spring - Wallows
Wallows are well on their way to being one of the biggest bands around right now, and it's beyond well deserved. Their take on alt-pop-rock music is such good ear candy. The best example of that for me, exists on 'Spring.' This EP is insane, makes me feel like im prementalty stuck in a coming of age movie.
LA Doesn’t Miss Me - Lily Kincade
I worship the ground Lily Kincade walks on. She is an artist that is on a whole other planet and somehow puts feelings I didn't even know I had into words. 'LA Doesn't Miss Me' is a prime example. I feel like a complete main character listening to her music.
An Evening with Silk Sonic - Silk Sonic
'An Evening With Silk Sonic' is as smooth as butter. The pairing of these two artists honestly couldn't have been more perfectly matched. Any night out is elevated to the perfect place when you turn this record on, without fail.
BRB booking a flight to Las Vegas to attend the next Silk Sonic show.
Electra Heart - Marina and the Diamonds
I heard a few songs off of this record live recently, and it solidified everything I have always thought. 'Electra Heart' is perfect pop music. Marina is a pure genius and this album helped shape so much of so many people's teenage years. I will die on the hill of this record never getting the love it deserves.
Yourself or Someone Like You - Matchbox Twenty
It's simple, '3AM' is a song I can't listen to without crying, sometimes hysterically. Is it overly emotional? Maybe not, but it hits me like a semi every single time. And that alone makes this record an all timer for me.
Lover - Taylor Swift
I had to end this list with a Taylor Swift record, it's only right. 'Lover' is such a beautiful record, and so full of every form of love. To be able to go from songs like 'False God' to 'ME!' to 'I Think He Knows' is just absurd, Taylor Swift has the mind of a mastermind.
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25 Songs To Add To Your October Playlist To Get You In The Mood For All Things Fall
Is it ever too early to start throwing some spooky bops in mix?
10 October 2020
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The smell of pumpkin spice and the sight of flannels...all that's missing is the sounds to complete the fall vibes. Here's 25 songs to add to your October playlist!
1. "Bags" - Clairo
Clairo - Bagswww.youtube.com
2. "Sweater Weather" - The Neighbourhood
The Neighbourhood - Sweater Weather (Official Video)www.youtube.com
3. "Are You Bored Yet?" - Wallows ft. Clairo
Wallows - Are You Bored Yet? (feat. Clairo) [Official Video]www.youtube.com
4. "We Fell In Love October" - Girl In Red
girl in red - we fell in love in octoberwww.youtube.com
5. "Spooky, Scary Skeletons" - Andrew Gold
Andrew Gold - Spooky Scary Skeletons - YouTubewww.youtube.com
6. "Bury A Friend" - Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish - bury a friendwww.youtube.com
7. "Heather" - Conan Gray
Conan Gray - Heather (Official Music Video)www.youtube.com
8. "Take You Back" - Russ ft. Kehlani
Russ - Take You Back (Feat. Kehlani) (Official Video)www.youtube.com
9. "Drunk on Halloween" - Wallows
Wallows - Drunk on Halloween (Lyric Video)www.youtube.com
10. "Shiver Shiver" - Walk The Moon
WALK THE MOON - Shiver Shiver (WALK THE MOON presents 7in7)www.youtube.com
11. "Navy Blue" - Muna
MUNA - Navy Blue (Audio)www.youtube.com
12. "Saw You In A Dream" - The Japanese House
The Japanese House - Saw You In A Dreamwww.youtube.com
13. "Dreams" - Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams [with lyrics]www.youtube.com
14. "Pink + White" - Frank Ocean
Pink + Whitewww.youtube.com
15. "Somebody's Watching Me" - Rockwell
Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me (Official Music Video)www.youtube.com
16. "Cardigan" - Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift - cardigan (Official Music Video)www.youtube.com
17. "Want You Back" - Haim
HAIM - Want You Back (Official Video)www.youtube.com
18. "Love Somebody Like You" - Joan
joan - love somebody like you (lyrics)www.youtube.com
19. "Stranger Things" - Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein
Stranger Things Vol. 1 - Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein - Soundtrack Preview (Official Video)www.youtube.com
20. "Sicko Mode" - Travis Scott ft. Drake
Travis Scott - SICKO MODE ft. Drake (Official Video)www.youtube.com
21. "Superstition" - Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder Superstitionwww.youtube.com
22. "All The Good Girls Go To Hell" - Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish - all the good girls go to hellwww.youtube.com
23. "Thriller" - Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson - Thriller (Official Video)www.youtube.com
24. "Liability" - Lorde
Lorde - Liabilitywww.youtube.com
25. "Sweet Creature" - Harry Styles
Harry Styles - Sweet Creature (Audio)www.youtube.com
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33 Lyrics From Kacey Musgraves' 'Golden Hour' That Prove It Was Worthy Of Album Of The Year
In case you need a little extra convincing, I've got you covered.
20 February 2019
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Country music fans are still rejoicing over the fact that superstar Kacey Musgraves took home the Grammy for Album of the Year during the 2019 Grammy's. After all, this is the first time a country star has won Album of the Year since Taylor Swift's win for "Fearless" in 2010. Although the singles of off Musgraves' "Golden Hour" have struggled to make much traction on country radio, anyone who has truly taken the time to listen to "Golden Hour" from start to finish knows this is a work of art. I'd argue it's one of the greatest country albums of this decade, and I think the Grammy's would agree with me.
Still not convinced "Golden Hour" deserved its Grammy? Here are 33 lyrics from this album that may convince you otherwise.
"Slow Burn"
"Born in a hurry, always late, haven't been early since '88."
"Good in a glass, good in green, good when you're putting your hands all over me."
"You know the bar down the street don't close for an hour, we should take a walk and look at all the flowers."
"Old soul, waiting my turn. I know a few things, but I still got a lot to learn."
"Lonely Weekend"
"I keep lookin' at my phone, puttin' it back down, there's a little part of me that's got the fear of missin' out."
"Even if you got somebody on your mind, it's alright to be alone sometimes, sometimes."
"Butterflies"
"Kiss full of color, makes me wonder where you've always been. I was hiding in doubt, 'til you brought me out of my chrysalis."
"Now I remember what it feels like to fly."
"Oh, What A World"
"Oh, what a world, don't wanna leave, all kinds of magic all around us, it's hard to believe. Thank God it's not too good to be true. Oh, what a world, and then there is you."
"Did I know you once in another life? Are we here just once or a billion times? Well, I wish I knew, but it doesn't matter. 'Cause you're here right now, and I know what I feel."
"Mother"
"It's the music in me and all of the colors."
"Wish we didn't live, wish we didn't live so far from each other. I'm just sitting here thinking 'bout the time that's slipping and missing my mother."
"Love Is A Wild Thing"
"You can't find it sitting on a shelf in a store, if you try to hide it, it's gonna shine even more."
"Oh, I can feel it, magic in your fingertips, and I can hear it in the words coming off your lips."
"Space Cowboy"
"And boots weren't made for sitting by the door, since you don't wanna stay anymore."
"I know my place, and it ain't with you."
"Sunsets fade, and love does too."
"Shoulda learned from the movies that good guys don't run away."
"Happy & Sad"
"I'm the kind of person who starts getting kinda nervous when I'm having the time of my life."
"Is there a word for the way that I'm feeling tonight? Happy and sad at the same time."
"So is there a way to stop all this thinkin', just keep on drinkin'?"
"Velvet Elvis"
"All I ever wanted was something classic, the kinda love song that goes on 'til the end of time."
"Soft to the touch, feels like love, knew it as soon as I felt it."
"Wonder Woman"
"I can show you strong, I can fight for you, I can try to move mountains if you want me to."
"I don't know how to lasso the love out of you."
"High Horse"
"'Cause everyone knows someone who kills the buzz every time they open up their mouth."
"I think we've seen enough, seen enough to know that you ain't never gonna come down."
"If you're too good for us, you'll be good riding solo."
"Golden Hour"
"I love the light that I've found in you."
"Thought I'd seen it all before but looking through your eyes, it looks like paradise."
"Rainbow"
"It's hard to breathe when all you know is the struggle of staying above, the rising water line."
"But darlin' I'm just tryin' to tell ya that there's always been a rainbow hangin' over your head."
"If you could see what I see, you'd be blinded by the colors."
So, whether you're a die-hard country music fan, haven't listened to a country album since Taylor Swift transitioned to pop, or someone who thinks country music isn't really country anymore—I think you'll find a little bit of comfort and love within the lyrics of this Album of the Year.
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Top 10 Looks From The 2019 Grammy Awards
The best dressed at the 61st Grammy Awards.
20 February 2019
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Awards season is in full effect, and what's better than seeing your favorite stars win some of the most prestigious awards known worldwide? Seeing them walk down the red carpet. Award shows never disappoint when it comes to delivering some of the over the top, bold fashion statements, especially at the Grammys. Celebrities steer away from the more traditional looks and go for pieces that will show off their personality and who they are. And this year's Grammy's delivered just that.
Lady Gaga
A true star was born in this strapless silver sequin Celine dress. Gaga is dominating every screen, stage and red carpet she steps on. To finish the look, Gaga strapped on some Jimmy Choo platforms and a couple Tiffany and Co. diamonds and she was ready for the red carpet.
J-Lo
J-Lo never fails to disappoint with her stunning dresses. This year Lopez wore a pastel green Ralph and Russo gown (although it may seem white). Topping her look with a sultry hat, the high embellished neck with the jewels on her hat gave her that extra little sparkle (not that she needs it).
Michelle Obama.
Although she didn't make an appearance on the red carpet, Michelle Obama, surprised everyone by making an appearance on stage. Former FLOTUS stood alongside Jada Pinkett Smith, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Grammys host Alicia Keys. She was dressed in a silver sequin jumpsuit by Sachin and Babi.
Bebe Rexha
Although many designers declined to dress her due to her not fitting their size guide, Rexha came out in a stunning red ruffle dress from Monsoori and she looked better than ever.
Camilla Cabello
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Business in the front, party in the back. Former Fifth Harmony group member, Camilla Cabello wore a stunning pink sparkly gown from Armani Privé. With high neck in the front and a sexy low back, Cabello killed it this year.
Miley Cyrus
Newlywed, Miley Cyrus wore a black oversized tuxedo jacket with matching flared pants by Mugler.
Kylie Jenner
It is clear that Kylie Jenner can pull just about anything off. For the Grammy Awards, she was dressed in baby pink Balmain jumpsuit.
Cardi B
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Fashion is all about to taking risk, and Cardi B did just that. Wearing a clam inspired dress, Cardi B showed up in a dress by Archive Mugler from Mugler's 1995 couture show.
Alicia Keys
The host of the night showed up in a custom Armani Privé long sleeve red dress. The dress had a plunging neckline with buttons going down the center of the dress. She completed her look with Bulgari earrings, necklaces and rings.
Janelle Monáe
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Last but not least, Janelle Monáe showed up in Jean Paul Gaultier. From her hats tilt, to the bold shoulder design, to the geometric shape of the bottom of her dress, Monáe was definitely one to remember.
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The 7 Best Dressed Celebs Of The 61st Grammys
These looks aren't listed in any particular order except Janelle Monáe who had one of the best looks of the night.
13 February 2019
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It's Grammy night, one of the biggest nights of music and fashion! The Grammys are different from all other red carpets because the artist gets more freedom to be creative and fashionable. This year 61st Grammy awards were no different, from Cardi B to Kylie Jenner, celebrities brought their game ... well some of them.
Featured in this year's looks were suits, lots of glitter, and texture. Instead of the traditional red carpet looks, many opted for more art and textured pieces. These looks aren't listed in any particular order except Janelle Monáe who had one of the best looks of the night.
1. Janelle Monáe
Easily the best look of the night! Janelle can do no wrong in this beautiful piece of art.
2. Chole x Halle
QUEENS! This is only the beginning for these two and they are already serving looks.
3. Kacey Musgraves - Valentino
MY COUNTRY QUEEN! She deserves all the Grammys!
4. Lady Gaga - Céline
Lady Gaga only came to win in this Celine gown.
5. Tracee Ellis Ross - Ralph & Russo
Tracee has never been on a worst dressed list, it's scientifically proven.
7. Shawn Mendes
Shawn pulling out that blue suit looking like a Grammy winner!
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