pleb is when you think frank ocean hiring 10 different people

>>73221301
this isn't even marginally true

>implying both of these albums are similar or can replace each other

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>>73221724

>>73221770
production credits != making an album

>>73221811
the beats don't make themselves!

>>73221770
kill yourself

>>73221817
beats != an album

>>73221770
I recognize that there was a fuck ton of people on blonde, doesn't make it any less Frank's record or worse than Jai Paul's shitty leaked demos

Blonde is by far one of the best albums of the decade -- Jai Paul is forgettable at best.

>>73221837
no beats = no album

>>73221770
>>73221817
What's Going On has 1 (the number one) song with Gaye as the sole songwriter and it's at least ten times better than either of these albums.

>>73221856
this is dumb

obviously, the beats are important, but they're only a small part of what makes an album good.

I'm just counting the days when the summer fags go back to school tbqh

>>73221886
>What's Going On has 1 (the number one) song with Gaye as the sole songwriter and it's at least ten times better than either of these albums.
different era. ableton live didn't exist back then. not gaye's fault his label forced hacks to try and control his vision

>>73221897
>obviously, the beats are important, but they're only a small part of what makes an album good.
the songwriting is the key to this album nobody would listen to blonde based on his acoustics alone.

>>73221904
you're a retard with no context on the history of r&b. the cowriters on What's Going On are some of the greatest songwriters of all time you fucking dolt.

>>73221929
>bunch of motown junkies
>greatest songwriters
don't make me laugh

>>73221990
>motown junkies
you just described all of r&b