>critically acclaimed album >that sinking feeling when

>that uplifting feeling of not liking an acclaimed album and subjecting yourself to circlejerking groupthink

>>72055074
Don't worry anon, they're only pretending to like it

>Spiderland
>That album by the Japandroids

>>72055074
I'm guessing you're just too dumb to get it.

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>that liberating feeling of not being scared to dislike certain albums just to fit in on a lithuanian typewriter forum

>>72055089
hahaha

>>72055074

>you find most music suggested on /mu/ shitty

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>>72055074
>when you end up loving a critically panned album

>>72055661
this is a much worse feeling

TVU&N wasn't as good as everyone says
It's not BAD, like 7 I guess

How much of a basic bitch do you have to be to feel like your taste must be identical to critics? This is an 18+ website.

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>caring what people think of things
>not purposely choosing to enjoy things the majority dislikes

In fact, a piece loses its value the more people have listened to it.

>>72055074
Eh, I feel worse realizing what I love is acclaimed because so much that is acclaimed is mediocre

That said, it may just be that I have difficulty understanding different groups of people are making things acclaimed and it's not like the same person loves The Police, Coil, Bing Crosby and Beethoven

Still, it is disheartening, seeing something like the absolutely pathetic RYM Top 500 albums (of which I've heard like 490) and how most of them aren't even in my Top 500 and then realizing like my Top 5 all are in their 500...it makes it really hard to know which recommendations are worth exploring

>>72055661
mostly when that happens the album actually has serious flaws but i can look past them as a fan of the band