This reached #3 on the Billboard charts

>this reached #3 on the Billboard charts
Holy shit. I'm not a le wrong generation guy, but can you imagine something like that happening today? An album divided into 3 10+ minute songs with lengthy instrumental passages reaching that level of commercial success?

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playboi carti is basically ween so

I haven't ever been able to get into playboi carti. Can you elaborate further?

it would be pretty tits to have an album released like that today. It would definently need to be a hiphop album, curious what the instrumentals of the songs would be like and how psychedelic it would be. Maybe it would work if the song just decended into jazz madness for like five minutes in-between the parts of the song with vocals.

Idk it is the best album ever made so it makes sense.

Maybe Tame Impala could get away with it but that would entail a massive leap in skill on his part. It’s pretty much impossible now.

It's one of the greatest albums of all time. When music is that magical, it doesn't matter how long it is. You can be a kid with the attention span of a goldfish and still be blown away by Yes. They're YES.

I would be thrilled if kevin did this. Although i dont he will as it would go against the recent trend hes been pushing his music in. Also, i think its a lot easier for artists to make money off of streaming multiple shorter songs than it is for them off of streaming fewer longer songs. Its a shame what streaming is doing to the music industry. (I say as i download discographies off rbt asia)

they gain nothing from streaming so they dont care

Swans reached the Top 40 this decade, so fuck off, OP.

I highly doubt that.

Tool reached no 1 for a brief time. And fear inoculum is shit. That should be proof that people still like this kind of music, but no one is making it.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Be_Kind#Charts
Idiot.

Wrong.

>US Billboard 200
>Peak Position
>37
you are fucking retarded

Idk man when i was first getting into progressive Rock this sounded like a barely musical mess to my virgin ears.
It took me some time to appreciate it.
I know that this is far from peak chaos rock, but it is still enough to scare normies left and right an make them go "there is no melody".

wtf michael gira is a better pop artist than charli xcx????

This makes me remember that To Be Kind charted 60 positions higher than How I’m feeling now

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Oh fuck didn’t see this lol but basically, yes

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We stan a REAL popstar

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Francis The Mute hit #4

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>2014
>"this decade"
retard

"this decade" goes from 2011 to 2020
decades start with a 1 on their last digit because there is no such thing as the "year 0"

As expected for a retard to post.

second best* red is actually the best album ever

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retard

who the fuck cares about albums retard? Roundabout reached #13 as a fucking single imagine that today
also fragile is way better

I think an album like CttE could chart today. There's definitely still a pretty large audience for virtuosic, ambitious, even self-indulgent/pretentious music -it's just not being made, as the trend right now is overproduced, easily streamable music.

Words cannot describe how much I despise people who unironically argue about fucking decades. Just shut the fuck up

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i'm not the one who started arguing you fucking moron

Just because you didn't start it doesn't mean you're not a pedantic twit for arguing about whether the 2020's start on 2020 or 2021. Nobody fucking cares, you get what he meant by "this decade."

>you get what he meant by "this decade."
and nobody asked him
and also, he was wrong

This reached #9 on the Billboard charts last year. Their previous album made it to #8. The more well-known prog bands of today are doing fairly decently.

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Red is KCs worst album and overrated reddit garbage

Newfag here, what's a "ween"?

It'll come back at some point, I know it. No genre of music is completely immune to the boom and bust cycle of popularity, not even rap or EDM, which will eventually go by the wayside and be picked up again. Progressive rock will come back in the same way.

>Newfag here
fuck off and leave