Album Rating: 4.0
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Album Rating: 3.0
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I'm thinking this is wrong because Canada Songs is growing and Hell Songs is maybe falling. I need more time.
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Album Rating: 4.5
YWGWYW owns agreed
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time to throw this sucker into the trash with a dramatic montage in light of recent events
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Album Rating: 5.0
god who fucking cares
im not gonna stop listening to this band just because theyve done shitty things. it has nothing to do with me and my enjoyment of this
yeah they suck as people and ill never be buying their merch or going to their shows
but ill still listen to their shit
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Album Rating: 5.0
Yeah I have the record on the shelf, was one of my all time favorites, but with this the lyrical content clearly relates to the real life actions so it's a very strange feeling
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Album Rating: 3.5
Probably the best Demon ranking I ever did see
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Album Rating: 5.0
'but with this the lyrical content clearly relates to the real life actions so it's a very strange feeling'
yeah i totally get the strange feeling as well
just a bit sick of the weird performative morality of people telling other people they wont be listening to something or will be figuratively 'putting it in the bin' when it achieves literally nothing
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Album Rating: 4.5
On one hand, I sympathize with that viewpoint due to how it can alter a work. When something *that* bad becomes public knowledge, it can, in a way, change perception to where the listening experience in uncomfortable.
On the other hand, the line that is drawn and who it is drawn for can be very subjective. Also, because of how private/unknown some bands can be, or how they might unfortunately get away with whatever they do, it's also easy to unknowingly support awful people despite trying not to.
Some people refuse to watch Kevin Spacey movies/shows again, some look past it. It's a moral conundrum of sorts and I get how each side feels in that regard. Even though you may not 'technically' be supporting, it can feel that way.
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Album Rating: 5.0
weirdly with films i sort of get it more. watching someone i find morally reprehensible is a lot more uncomfortable than listening to them play guitar or whatever instrument
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah the visual/physical aspect is likely more immediate.
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I mean lol this album is a 5 in my book anyway its just really discomforting for me because parallels. lol love it if you want to but reading tone i was being half serious
im still getting rid of it since my tastes have moved on so yeah
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Album Rating: 4.5
I didn't say you were wrong my man, I sympathize with both views. You're welcome to enjoy and dislike whatever you enjoy/dislike.
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Album Rating: 5.0
also in fairness, i have had no personal experiences that would put me off listening to an abuser. i can definitely see how for some people it would really sour the whole experience
i wish to retroactively tone down my previous comment thanks
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Album Rating: 5.0
I don't think you need personal experiences to feel uncomfortable listening to fuck whisperer or something
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Album Rating: 5.0
honestly i dont pay too much attention to lyrics usually
having looked up the lyrics to that and seen the meaning yeah, pretty difficult track
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Ok so this is the first I’m hearing of this whole Lingua ignota thing and well I feel nearly as sick as I did after reading about lostprophets guy
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Album Rating: 5.0
yeah there is also stuff about the guitarist (Nick Sadler) out there
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I mean I know she’s super fucked up and I’m all for due process, but something about how she talks about it reminds me of reflecting on my own bad experiences.
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Album Rating: 3.0
I read her entire account of the whole ordeal and kind of wish I hadn't
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