How has this aged?

>>73583860
like milk

Like a jar full of cum

It didn't age well, but it didn't age poorly, it just didn't age at all, still feels like it did first time I heard it

All Animal Collective releases are timeless besides maybe Fall Be Kind.

The only way I could see it aging is if it followed trends of the decade which it didn't

>>73583860
I'm still banging to Summertime Clothes in 2017 with the windows down in 115 degree heat in the American southwest, so I'd say it aged pretty well.

>>73583860
what the fuck is it?

>>73583961
this
I think that could be the reason some most "/mu/core" has prevailed despite the years

>>73583902
What makes that not timeless to you? Seems pretty timeless to me

>>73583997
Go away summer

>>73584093
but it's literally the most summerfag album

>>73584008
It feels "indie".

Anco/ancient solo releases that will age well:

All of them except Fall Be Kind and Centipede

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>>73583893
if you cum in a jar in the woods, does it make a smell?

>>73583860
the idea of music ageing is so stupid
the only thing changing is your perception of it

>>73584174
Some music is more a product of its age than others though. Protest music and folk songs, in particular, usually speak to some contemporary issue that doesn't make sense later without the historical context.

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>>73584174
and it's relevance in current culture
and the fact that albums it influences are bound to surpass it
and rotational velocidensity

>>73584198
If they're written well enough the themes will transcend the specific time they were written in and become universal

How can the jam of a lifetime age at all?

>>73584341
Exactly. An obsession with the past is like a dead fly.

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