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snowbbird 02.11.14	3, 13, and 17 are 5s for me right now. The rest have five potential for me. EDIT: NONE OF THESE ARE CLASSICS. THE LIST IS IRRELEVANT.
larrytheslug 02.11.14	is this "universally considered 5" just by sputnik? cause if not, then probably just 9 and 11. never forget
Calc 02.11.14	literally none of these except maybe kendrick
Keyblade 02.11.14	Definitely none of these
snowbbird 02.11.14	Probably should have clarified that, but that's what I meant. And I agree, those are the only albums that will probably be called classics universally.
snowbbird 02.11.14	What is on your list?
climactic 02.11.14	the only one here going down as a classic is probably 9
larrytheslug 02.11.14	mmm.. closest for me is deathconsciousness
Keyblade 02.11.14	Yeah that and Colored Sands
treeqt. 02.11.14	none list is retarded
snowbbird 02.11.14	@treeqt this is my list for me. I want to know what albums YOU think will be considered a 5.
treeqt. 02.11.14	I SAID NONE CAN YOU FUCKING READ HOLY SHIT IT'S NOT THE LIST IT'S YOU
treeqt. 02.11.14	hope that was clear enough :^)
snowbbird 02.11.14	Lol fine. I find that kind of hard to believe though. There isn't a SINGLE modern album that you think will or should be looked backed at as a classic?
treeqt. 02.11.14	oh there are albums that i think will be looked back at as a classic and there are albums that i think should be looked back at as a classic but there are no albums that universally will be looked back at as a classic
tempest-- 02.11.14	none of these thats for sure
PunchforPunch 02.11.14	10 years from now KILL and sonic will 5d some of these albums
treeqt. 02.11.14	kill is stupid but he isn't retarded
Kman418 02.11.14	this list of my fucking god
treeqt. 02.11.14	or the other way around idk haven't talked to him in a while
tempest-- 02.11.14	sorry punchy but thats afuckin dumb comment because kill hasnt even 5d anything after like 97
PunchforPunch 02.11.14	"kids from 2023 are lame af bet they never heard of jane doe smh, chode, etc."
snowbbird 02.11.14	Clearly I don't. And treeqt I agree. I probably should have worded this differently. What albums are you thinking? I want to know! That's why I asked!
snowbbird 02.11.14	I could see that. If Danny Brown keeps dropping great stuff, gets more exposure, and his influence is seen in the rap community, I think it could easily be regarded as one.
postrockpaperscissor 02.11.14	lol at 11
climactic 02.11.14	lol at 11 but not 4, 12, 13?
snowbbird 02.11.14	Yeah this list is lol. Oh wait...
snowbbird 02.11.14	Btw, I never said any of these will be classics or are classics. I think these have some classic/5 potential in my eyes. Nobody is answering my question.
avonbarksdale221 02.11.14	when a modern album has a rating in the 4.2-4.3 range I think that, had it been released in the 70's then its rating would be closer to 4.5.
treeqt. 02.11.14	idk what do you consider modern. i don't have anything pre 2002 5ed so i guess all of them.
grish 02.11.14	'smh another dg hater' :(
Rowan5215 02.11.14	15 is already a 5 so
avonbarksdale221 02.11.14	9 will be for sure.
snowbbird 02.11.14	I agree that nine will be for sure, but the list is irrelevant. What albums do you think are worthy?
snowbbird 02.11.14	@roman5215 it's almost a five for me but not quite. I'm lucky enough to live in their home state, so they play here a good amount. I'm incredibly excited to seeilluminate in full on the 28th.
avonbarksdale221 02.11.14	Like I said before, most more recent albums that have ratings within the 4.2-4.3 albums. Funeral, The Moon and Antarctica etc
Rowan5215 02.11.14	I would've agreed with you like two months ago or so, but that album really just gets better with every listen and eventually I realised I love every song there. Holy shit dude I am SOOO jealous that will be god-tier
808muzik 02.11.14	none
Deathconscious 02.11.14	im sure most of the national records will be seen as classics years down the road.
avonbarksdale221 02.11.14	oh fo sho
treeqt. 02.11.14	you must be quite the misanthrope
snowbbird 02.11.14	Yeah I figure that I might eventually five it, hence why I threw it in this list. And holy shit it will be ridiculous! To make it even better it's at the venue that sounds the best in the Phoenix area (in my opinion) on a Friday night. Shall be a legendary night.
avonbarksdale221 02.11.14	I can say with near certainty that you will dig the moon and antarctica massively.
Wadlez 02.11.14	Choirs of the Eye/Bath
snowbbird 02.11.14	Awesome! I'm stoked.
iswimfast 02.11.14	of these? just 9.
snowbbird 02.11.14	List is irrelevant. What other ones?
TwigTW 02.11.14	That is a great question. Definitely: Kurt Vile – Walkin on a Pretty Daze Probably: ASC --Time Heals All Sigur Ros - Kveikur Janelle Monae – The ArchAndroid (Suites II and III of IV)
zakalwe 02.11.14	The inventiveness, power of rebellion, reflection of social consciousness and all the other nonsense that contribute to an albums classic status is forever lost to the instant download generation. Stunning albums are still being released but they haven't got the necessary bells and whistles to consolidate themselves in history.
treeqt. 02.11.14	xD
avonbarksdale221 02.11.14	zak hitting the nail on the head as per usual.
PunchforPunch 02.11.14	" instant download generation." proud to be here
GnarlyShillelagh 02.11.14	9 and 11 are the only important albums here, mayyyyyyyyyyybe 17 could but idk.
snowbbird 02.11.14	Zak you have a great point. I think it's that and major labels paying to ram certain songs down listeners throat, so that these certain songs are the only ones played and exposed, while many albums and bands who deserve exposure much more than "what sells" are neglected and ignored. Will there ever classics like Led Zeppelin IV who cemented themselves into history? It's hard to say but probably not to the same degree. I think classic records will always exist if you look hard enough however.
GnarlyShillelagh 02.11.14	I disagree with you Zak. I think that the 'instant download generation' has diluted things and made those factors that were so critical to an album's classic status in the past less noticeable, but that doesn't mean that it's not possible for a newer album to be deemed a classic; if anything it just raises the bar - an album has to be truly impressive to captivate the hordes of impatient listeners who are content to toss albums away after only half of a pathetic, cursory listen. That's why I believe albums like MBDTF and GKMC (just noting these bc they're on the list) will have longevity: because they're so impressive and different that they have been able to been so captivating and, to a degree, innovative. Stunning albums don't have the same bells and whistles, now they have upgraded bells and shriller whistles.
ExcentrifugalForz 02.11.14	tallest man on earth
SAPoodle 02.11.14	For me, Sunbather and The Seer are the closest.
SharkTooth 02.11.14	Marshall Mathers LP, Good Kid M.A.A.D. City, Songs For The Deaf, the Kyuss pair, (not really sure about 16, it just seems to be a very good collection of battle raps), I am quite sure that the latest Daft Punk album will have some prominent recognition in the future.
TheSpirit 02.11.14	Lady gaga - artpop
climactic 02.11.14	3 will be remembered tbh. i dont know how though
Relinquished 02.11.14	3 will mark the time when metal turned PINK
snowbbird 02.11.14	Lol, but probably. As I've stated multiple time this list is irrelevant. What albums do you think should be remembered as a classic?
climactic 02.11.14	cosmogramma
Lettuce 02.11.14	I agree on the Marshall Mathers LP, i also think MBDTF will probably be looked back on fondly just because of how well done it was.
snowbbird 02.11.14	Interesting choice. I'll have to give that a more extensive listen.
SharkTooth 02.11.14	I really don't know if anyone will remember the Death Grips
laughingman22 02.11.14	This is a very good question. I would love to see my two most recent 5's ,Coil-the ape of naples (2005) and Boris-Feedbacker(2003), to become all-around classics but they are a bit too inaccessible. Maybe 'lateralus' or 'program music I' will become future classics
Tunaboy45 02.11.14	Definitely not 13. Captain we're sinking would be here if more people listened to them.
DrHouseSchuldiner 02.11.14	Vespertine Kid A Lateralus Leaves Turn Inside You The Argument Dopethrone Oceanic
Tunaboy45 02.11.14	Kid A is already a 5
DrHouseSchuldiner 02.11.14	4.3 for me
DikkoZinner 02.11.14	Incantation - 1st 3 albums
snowbbird 02.11.14	I enjoy Captain We're Sinking, but I'm not sure The Future Is Cancelled is 5 worthy in my opinion at least. Maybe it will be over time.
zakalwe 02.11.14	I take heart in nobody mentioning TDaG Some more bored commuting banter. Ready...... If we take ten year cycles and their culturally significant 'classic' albums that remain timeless and personal preference isn't a factor then: 60 - 70 (too many to mention, Dylan or Beatles possibly) 70 - 80 (same but Darkside is the one that is still blowing minds, often referred to as the greatest and still ridiculously popular) 80 - 90 (countless metal, hip hop, alt rock masterpieces. Thriller) 90 - 00 (Nevermind, Electronic classics, early 90s hip hop stormers. Eminem, OK Computer) 00 - 10 (Is This It? Kid A, we're beginning to struggle now it's all beginning to unravel) 10 - .. (?????) but that is not to say "classics" haven't been created it's just that due to reasons mentioned above they won't have that "mass appeal" retention factor.
porch 02.12.14	rolling stone-style canons of untouchable classics are responsible for countless people with boring tastes and shouldnt be relevant in an era where people have access to such a diverse amount of music. if there's less groupthink now it's a good thing
Skoj 02.12.14	Burial's Untrue. That's it. From the list, Sunbather and Money Store have the best potential, but people throw 5s around here like it's nothing.
AngelofDeath 02.12.14	123 porch
Slut 02.12.14	what porch said