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| john fahey and chief keef ranked
two artists ive been enjoying a lot recently ranked | 1 | | John Fahey America
4.8/5–even better than "fare forward" imo. unfortunately for chief keef, this is an absolute masterpiece and the best of both of their long and fruitful discographies. the double LP version is basically perfect, save the fact that Fahey lopped off two minutes of Mark 1:15. | 2 | | Chief Keef Back From The Dead 2
4.6/5–while chief keef can't top "america," he comes in at number 2 with BFTD2. while fahey is great, he could never release something that sounds quite like this. dark, surreal, and almost entirely produced by sosa himself, BFTD2 is an incredibly impressive achievement in hip hop. | 3 | | 12Million Nobody (with Chief Keef)
4.5/5–this is where it gets tough. "fare forward" is certainly a good choice here, but it lacks the unique combination of sterility and raw emotion of chief keef's "nobody." there's a lot more here besides chief keef's hit title track featuring kanye west–the second half in particular has some of keef's best work, period. | 4 | | John Fahey Fare Forward Voyagers (Soldier's Choice)
4.5/5–the fact that an album as good as "fare forward voyagers (soldier's choice) is relegated to the fourth spot on this list speaks to the quality of both artists' bodies of work. perhaps fahey's most spiritual album, its three long songs are all brilliantly constructed, and, as usually, brilliantly performed and written. fahey's best known album for a reason. | 5 | | Chief Keef The Leek, Vol. 2
4.3/5–another tough choice, but on repeated listens, the leek vol 2 might be the third strongest release by sosa. this compilation really speaks to the depth of keef's body of work, with a number of big hits that weren't previously released on a mixtape or album (except morgan tracy). "macaroni time," "love no thotties," and especially "now it's over" are some of chief keef's strongest individual songs. | 6 | | John Fahey Volume 6: Days Have Gone By
4.2/5–now that we're in the 4.0 excellent-tier, there are quite a few releases that could have taken this spot. what puts "days have gone by" above any other remaining chief keef or john fahey release is its atmosphere. to me, this is one of fahey's most atmospherically rich works. "my needs" is particularly rewarding on this front. perhaps it's just a function of the slower tempos and fewer jaunty blues-style songs than most fahey releases around this time, but it puts me in a trance like few other albums do. "a raga called pat" is one of his best. | 7 | | John Fahey The Yellow Princess
4.2/5–the title track might be my favorite fahey song that's shorter than 10 minutes in length. while i'm probably partial to the less bluesy parts of his work as a matter of personal taste, fahey's playing is magnificent as always. there's even drums and shit on a few songs. | 8 | | Chief Keef Thot Breaker
4.2/5–as the album that got me into chief keef, i have a soft spot for thot breaker. pretty amazing that a dude initially known for intense bangers like "i don't like" managed to write one of the best pop rap albums ever. it speaks to chief keef's versatility and talent as a songwriter. this album is hit after hit. | 9 | | Chief Keef Almighty So
4.0/5–chief keef beats out fahey for the 9th spot with his 2013 mixtape "almighty so." not even a year after his smash hit "finally rich," chief keef lived up to his true potential as a musician. perhaps the best set of beats he's worked with (besides BFTD2 imo). | 10 | | John Fahey The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick
4.0/5–fahey comes in at 10 with his excellent live album. the highlight of this one is fahey blowing his nose for 46 seconds. chief keef has a lot of songs with coughing but i dont think he blows his nose in any of them. | 11 | | Chief Keef Sorry 4 The Weight
3.9/5–one of the more underrated chief keef releases in my book. another amazing set of beats. it might be a little inconsistent, but there's a lot of heavy hitters here for me (sosa chamberlain, vet lungs, hiding, send it up) that lets me slot it in at 11. | 12 | | John Fahey Death Chants, Breakdowns and Military Waltzes
3.9/5–while most of this isn't the style i prefer from fahey, it is one of the best releases of his short, bluesy style. who among us can deny the catchiness of "sunflower river blues?" his playing is wonderful, but you already knew that. | |
Ryus
08.09.21 | woo | Snake.
08.09.21 | chief keef wrote love sosa at 16 what was fahey doing at 16 | Jots
08.09.21 | he wrote the hook for beez in the trap | Snake.
08.09.21 | that's on me i set the bar too low | Ryus
08.09.21 | fahey was slacking at 16 for sure | rabidfish
08.09.21 | the essense, truly, of the american spirit | sixdegrees
08.09.21 | John Keef
Chief Fahey | Ryus
08.09.21 | my dream collab
its a travesty fahey died before they could meet | Colton
08.09.21 | whatever the opposite of deleting your account is do that | sixdegrees
08.09.21 | Make an alt | Ryus
08.09.21 | or upgrade my account to Sputnikmusic Premium | Havey
08.09.21 | I'm afraid the opposite of deleting your online presence would be deleting your offline presence | Snake.
08.09.21 | join us colton | WeepingBanana
08.09.21 | Standard tuning that’s that shit I don’t like | Jots
08.09.21 | delete your irl, merge with your sput url. like serial experiments lain but for [s]dorks[/s] bigger dorks | CottonSalad
08.09.21 | On a road trip today, and this reminded me to listen to more Fahey - great highway vibes. | Ryus
08.09.21 | hes perfect for that | Sinternet
08.09.21 | you want sum hurry up | Ryus
08.10.21 | another day another sach alt gone | Colliiiin
08.10.21 | Def lacking Dance of Death (personal fave) and Transfiguration. I guess I need to listen to some Keef now. | GhandhiLion
08.10.21 | my dream collab [2] | Ryus
08.10.21 | @colin those were both on the cusp, wouldve def been here if i included like 5 more entries but i got lazy lol |
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