The big ship.

Golden Hours is one of the greatest jams in human history

The hardest 5 to ever be 5'd

Everyone talks about Golden Hours and The Big Ship and while those are among the best songs here, Everything Merges With the Night is a really underrated song that hits all the right spots for me.

Also a fantastic song. Everything is 6/5 here, best album ever put to tape

Glad you agree that Golden Hours is THE number 1 on this album (assuming you ranked your list).

Golden Hours is my favorite probably but I don't think I can do a definitive ranking for the other ones I like because they're all equally good. That being said if I absolutely had to do a top 3 it'd probably be Golden Hours, Becalmed and Everything Merges With the Night.

Album Rating: 5.0

One of the best albums ever. Agreed with Plane's list but I might replace Sky Saw with St. Elmo's Fire or Zawinul/Lava. Sombre Reptiles and Little Fishes are also underrated.

It warms my heart to see all these 5s and 4.5s.

It certainly deserves them. It's always been one of my favorite Eno albums.

ur high school librarian was a cool ass dude

also smh at the exclusion of ill come running from yalls top songs on here

I love I'll Come Running

The movie "End of the Tour" ends with Jason Segal (David Foster Wallace) dancing in a church by himself to The Big Ship. It's profound. That's how I stumbled on this album.

Album Rating: 5.0

Good movie. I should read some DFW, I actually just bought his Oblivion book over the weekend because Toby Driver had mentioned in an interview that he's a fan of his short stories and that seemed like a good place to start.



I knew I was missing something, yea I'll Come Running is a highlight too. Whole album is perfection.

movie got me to check out infinite jest, it actually kind of reads like a (long) series of short stories

Album Rating: 5.0

Infinite Jest seems pretty intimidating and a big commitment, but I've wanted to read it for a while and I've never been one to shy away from ambitious books/movies/etc. so I'll get to it at some point. I know it's considered the best novel of the past few decades or something so I don't want to miss out.

it was the biggest commitment i've ever made to a novel and no regrets. took me a year and a half of off-on reading. it's worth. changed my perspective on many things, namely drugs and entertainment

Album Rating: 3.9

This is next up on the jam list. m/

For me, it's In Dark Trees