*deletes the overload*

>>71505256
A GENTLE COLLAPSING

Delete youself

*downloads one fela kuti album and never listens to it*

Interesting way to ruin an album

I would have deleted The Great Curve but your way is pretty good too

>>71505256
is this album cultural appropriation?

>>71505917
How can one anon be so wrong?

>>71505917
wow and I thought OP had poor taste

>>71506368
No but it is commercialisation

>>71506416
>>71506440
Learn to read

>>71506368
No it's Eno gone mad

>>71506468
Wow I'm actually retarded

Brb going to go kill myself after that

But really though, why would you end such a fun, energetic album with that dreary shite.

>>71506512
When analyzing B-side albums you quickly notice that their bpm lowers gradually song by song. A-side is so hectic and eclectic that the record just can't take it anymore eventually resulting in literal The Overload

>>71506512
The two songs before it definitely aren't fun and energetic. Remain in Light starts cheery, but it gradually slows down and completely changes mood. Side A is all happy, funtime songs, but only Once in a Lifetime and Houses in Motion are really upbeat on the B-side. Seen and Not Seen is very subdued and atmospheric, which carries into Listening Wind, where more sinister and dark themes start to creep in before The Overload caps it off. This change in tone is, in my opinion, one of the album's strengths.