Why is the 3rd track always the best?

because you haven't listened enough music yet

It isn't.

It isn't, the fourth or fifth are always the best ones

Abbey Road lmao

>Let me Ride is the best
No

>>72670473
It isn't, it's only because your slow mind needs to get used to the album and cannot do so in the first ten minutes. You aren't a smart person.

feel free to delete this thread

>Get 'Em Out By Friday
>Siberian Khatru
>We Have Heaven
>On The Run
>The Letters
>Broadway Melody of 74
>Eight Line Poem
>Pigs (Three Different Ones)

I don't think so OP.

Not true. It's usually the first

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>King Kunta
>Epitaph
>Femme Fatal
>Visions of Joanna
>Get to Heaven
>SCREAM
>In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
>Come on and Feel the Illinois!
>Lost Boys
>Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Part 1
>Concentration Moon

based on these meme albums, I can say that the 3rd song is never the best but also never the worst

>>72670473
doesn't apply, not even for /mu/core

>>72670473
FOOL. It's always the fourth.

>>72671711
>Come on and Feel the Illinois! isn't one of Sufjan's best songs in his entire discography

>3rd
I think you mean 2nd

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>>72671770
*deletes track*

>>72670473
it's actually the 6th or 7th, pleb

>>72670473
Because of the Contextual Listening Order Effect:
1st track = baseline level of quality
2nd track = contrasting example
3rd track = trend predictor
nth track = perception reinforcement

Consequently the 3rd track on most every album you love (there will always be exceptions) is gonna be one of your absolute favorites.

>>72671273
it is nibba

>>72671821
this