Sometimes you just want to geek out about your favorite albums with someone else. This is a thread for that!
Here's how it'll work: someone posts an album, and gives relevant background on it as well as the artist responsible (release date, musicians, tracklist, etc.); everyone else will give it a listen and share their thoughts. This can last for a few days or so, and then someone else can take their turn and the process will repeat itself. If there's sufficient interest in this thread, we can maybe formalize the process a little, but for now I just want to get the ball rolling and see if anyone else wants to participate.
You can write as much or as little beyond the basic details about a given album as you want - if you want to post an essay about why X Album is amazing, go ahead! But if you just want to say something to the effect of "hey this record rules please check it out", that's fine too. The point here is to share your enthusiasm for a given collection of tunes, and maybe turn people on to music they might not have otherwise looked into.
I'll follow this intro post with an example of the possible format to get things started.
Here's how it'll work: someone posts an album, and gives relevant background on it as well as the artist responsible (release date, musicians, tracklist, etc.); everyone else will give it a listen and share their thoughts. This can last for a few days or so, and then someone else can take their turn and the process will repeat itself. If there's sufficient interest in this thread, we can maybe formalize the process a little, but for now I just want to get the ball rolling and see if anyone else wants to participate.
You can write as much or as little beyond the basic details about a given album as you want - if you want to post an essay about why X Album is amazing, go ahead! But if you just want to say something to the effect of "hey this record rules please check it out", that's fine too. The point here is to share your enthusiasm for a given collection of tunes, and maybe turn people on to music they might not have otherwise looked into.
I'll follow this intro post with an example of the possible format to get things started.
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