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Is it true that if you're talking to someone about an album you haven't listened to you can just say it's bad, and you'll appear smarter? Even if it's a classic or something highly acclaimed at the worst you would just be a contrarian.
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in other words, welcome to /mu/
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>>72855781
You'll just like an arsehole desu
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>>72855781
Sure, until they ask you to explain why you think it's bad.
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>>72855833
"I hate the production"
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>>72855882
this
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>>72855882
"What do you hate about it?"
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>>72855924
"That at any point in the album you can't hear 'artist' ripping a loud fart into the mic"
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>>72855924
It just doesn't fit, you know. It's too of the era.
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>>72855924
"it feels forced, like %bandname% took a lot of compromises in order to reach a wider audience, it's a shame that they've sold out"
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>>72855924
"it was to overproduced"
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"i couldn't get into it" usually tricks the other person into taking your side even though you dont have one
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