CrashBand's 2013 List

[CrashBand]

In mononym's format..

Top 20 releases:
20. Watsky - Cardboard Castles


19. Eminem - MMLP2


18. Flume - Flume


17. Blu - York


16. A$AP Rocky - Long.Live.A$AP


15. J. Cole - Born Sinner


14. R.A. The Rugged Man - Legends Never Die


13. Lorde - Pure Heroine


12. The Uncluded - Hokey Fright


11. Sadistik - Flowers For My Father


10. Danny Brown - Old


9. Kanye West - Yeezus


8. Earl Sweatshirt - Doris


7. Yelawolf - Trunk Muzik Returns


6. Daft Punk - Random Access Memories


5. Chance the Rapper - Acid Rap


4. Arctic Monkeys - AM


3. Shad - Flying Colours


2. El-P & Killer Mike - Run The Jewels


1. @Peace - Girl Songs


Songs:
Lorde - Royals


Yelawolf - Tennessee Love


Daft Punk - Beyond


@Peace - Cake


Chance The Rapper - Cocoa Butter Kisses


Verse:
Kendrick Lamar - U.O.E.N.O Remix


Slept On:


Overrated:


Biggest disappointment:


Best old albums i discovered/revisited this year:

[Raul]

Nice list, Crash.

Not enough Pusha T or Tyler, tho

Whew, Pure Heroine

[CrashBand]

I'm not a fan of Tyler's albums. I get really bored of him, and find they drag on big time. Saying that, Yonkers is up there for goat, and I love his verse on Martians Vs Goblins.

I haven't properly listened to Pusha T's album tbh, only Nosetalgia and Numbers On The Boards, so he he could potentially have made it (perhaps I should have done best beat for the latter, along with something from Run The Jewels).

[Trimss]

Props for Yelawolf.

I agree about No Love Lost, there were a few gems here and there like Skeletons/Castles/Runaway and All In My Head though. Well, those are the ones I liked.

Cool to see you included Kendrick, R.A and A$ap in your list.

[classthe_king]

>was just messaging me yesterday asking A$AP's best songs because you had only heard 1 Train, Fuckin Problems and Goldie


sheep

[CrashBand]

>was just messaging me yesterday asking A$AP's best songs because you had only heard 1 Train, Fuckin Problems and Goldie


sheep

>asking about the first album


snitch

[classthe_king]

also is there a way to search for 200x200 or did you just have to find them...

[CrashBand]

Once you click on the image in google search, and the half screen information comes up with the dark grey background, under the main title of the image there is the website name, size (eg. "500x500")& "search by image".

If you click on the size, it comes up with the image in all sizes in descending order.

[classthe_king]

thx m8

nice list btw altho fmf is too low

[AbramIsaac]

The Uncluded.

[CrashBand]

thx m8

nice list btw altho fmf is too low

tbh, I just starting stanning TBA this year, so I have only listened to FFMF about 3 times. I'm sure it will probably rise.

The Uncluded.

It's gr8 imo. Are you a fan of Kimya Dawson? She seems to be hit or miss, but I think she's a prtty good lyricist.

[Devil'sAdvocate]

Thank you for Lorde and Peace, i checked out Chance before, i just can't fathom how people can like that shit...

[AbramIsaac]

The Uncluded.

It's gr8 imo. Are you a fan of Kimya Dawson? She seems to be hit or miss, but I think she's a prtty good lyricist.

She's very interesting. Her sort of loose style doesn't work all the time for the same reason it does work other times. That anti-folk shit is unstructured and sort of experimental, and that's what makes it so great when it works. I'm a fan of Aesop, and the fact that they came together to make something so wonderfully weird makes me glad to be in on what they've got going on.

[classthe_king]

I couldn't stand Kimya Dawson on that record tbh I know her lyrics weren't but she just seemed so childish the whole record that I felt like she was singing to a preschool class. I rly just don't like her voice, I would say maybe I don't like the whole anti-fol movement but I rly like Regina Spektor so idk

[CrashBand]

Thank you for Lorde and Peace

no worries m8

i checked out Chance before, i just can't fathom how people can like that shit...

Maybe try this, t's pretty gr8

She's very interesting. Her sort of loose style doesn't work all the time for the same reason it does work other times. That anti-folk shit is unstructured and sort of experimental, and that's what makes it so great when it works. I'm a fan of Aesop, and the fact that they came together to make something so wonderfully weird makes me glad to be in on what they've got going on.

I found Aesop extremely hard to get into, due to not having a fucking clue on what he was going on about. But I found this album quite accessible for him, and made me quite a fan, as he's a bit of a genius on the quiet, lol.