Great Songs on Bad Albums

[@okumay]

that intro was a BANGER

[@alexo_pog]

maad city banger

[@SlyRocko]

Good Song BAAD Album

[@BassicallyKiyash]

@@SlyRocko Brad album

[@johanortiz930]

GOOD SONGS, B.A.D. ALBUMS

[@raspberryjuiceentertainmen719]

Had zero clue people considered Hot Fuss to be a bad album

[@joeballs9157]

Same tbh

[@salagayikes4016]

This is the only guy who I've ever seen to say that. He's full of terrible takes to be controversial and play devil's advocate

[@telexghoulie]

@@salagayikes4016 nah tbh it kinda stinks outside of the first few tracks

[@googlymoogly3009]

@@salagayikes4016 cap

[@melteddali8000]

@@salagayikes4016 or he didn't like the album.

[@shitfuckmcgee8611]

I love it when songs sound like a Target summer sales event. Really gets me pumped up.

[@JamesKovacic]

Hot Fuss was pretty damn solid for a 2000s alternative rock debut, fight me

[@TooMuchSascha]

Alright I will

[@shadez123]

To be fair, that's a well received album, it's just that Brad hates it

[@TheMightofDab]

@@shadez123 That Album alone has 3 of the most iconic alt rock songs in the UK. When We Were Young has such a well known guitar intro

[@robbesworkshop]

@@TheMightofDab thats on the second album i believe, but yes

[@TheMightofDab]

@@robbesworkshop Oh lol mb

[@scottowen3022]

I disagree on the Mr Brightside take honestly. I think Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine and Smile Like You Mean It are the gems of that album. They're both perfect 2000's rock songs with amazing, amazing hooks.

[@CallMeCarpe]

All the things that I have done as well

[@alexandergunn5143]

@@CallMeCarpeit's the best song on the album

[@Thecleetus]

I mean the album isn’t bad

[@gon2bed86]

The whole album is great, this guy is not a great judge.

[@spaceinky3628]

Don’t forget midnight show!

[@velphidrow8317]

One more light was written about a friend of the band who passed away. While on the One More Light tour Chester's close friend Chirs Cornell killed himself and the song was dedicated to him at least once. It was very rough to hear before what happened to Chester. Now it's a song that brings tears to my eyes. I also never got the hate for that album as it was easily my favorite since Minutes to Midnight

[@nik021298]

The whole album is rough to hear in hindsight, they all sound very poppy but the lyrics are pretty deppressing. And then Chester, the band's singer, goes and kill himself with this as the last album he sang for Linkin Park.

[@silkutouchu7231]

This is a really entertaining video Brad, really laid back yet intriguing, your commentary's hitting the perfect middle ground between satire and genuine criticism. Editing's amazing and I was hooked all the way through. My day was going shit but you just fixed it in 18 mins, thanks mate, hope you do more of this in the future.

[@butrs3167]

bro reviewed the reviewer

[@osuhog.2008]

forgot the #/10 sadly@@butrs3167

[@BeyBattleBoy]

I think Redecorate is honestly the best track on Scaled and Icy. The lyrics and delivery I think are great

[@kelbfc]

💯

[@MrDizko100]

Facts

[@jeremycurle6880]

redecorate is an all time great for tøp, up there with the best of trench. shame about the rest of the album lol.

[@CGlatz-bs4vo]

totally agree

[@velvetwaltz]

same

[@sacyrus]

One More Light is already such a sad song on its own, but the fact that it was Chester Bennington’s last song before he killed himself just hits like a fucking train. I still don’t think I could listen to the full thing without getting a bit emotional.

[@MasterSpencer2483]

That truck commercial joke made me laugh out loud at work

[@yourvirtualdad]

same lol

[@meagan4605]

"No Chances" and "Redecorate" are the two songs on Scaled and Icy that are actually fantastic imo. I also like "Mulberry Street" quite a bit.

[@DJDipstick]

For me it's Good Day, The Outside, No Chances, and Redecorate

[@fofnifolar]

Good Day, The Outsides, Mulberry Street, No Chances, and Redocarate are all pretty good

[@kipper807]

For me it's everything on the album but Bounce Man.

[@sherifflacombe]

@@DJDipstick I wouldn't particularly call it a bad album, I personally like it a lot but I know how controversial it is. It's at least mid

[@fofnifolar]

@@sherifflacombe the album is a definition of 5/10 for me haha

[@EqualsMrD]

I was today years old when I learned that people hate Hot Fuss???????? I thought it was pretty universally agreed that Hot Fuss and Sam's Town are The Killers best records but ok i guess

[@miriam4972]

I’d love a version of this with good songs by artists who are usually bad

[@GhortTheGreat]

No change for Drake then

[@spartanv4335]

@@GhortTheGreatlisten to drakes old stuff before you hate gah damn

[@MistaClip]

@@spartanv4335 if u tellin him to listen to him diff, ur proving him right

[@scarefish6689]

One More Light is the epitome of this. For such a lacklustre album, the title track is one of the most depressing songs ever written. In a good way of course. It’s emotional in a way that’s clearly more raw and sincere than tracks off of early LP albums.

[@cameronharrington6813]

I really don't understand why anyone hates this album. I really dug the entire thing although it wasnt the best they released.

[@scarefish6689]

@@cameronharrington6813 I'm pretty biased against modern pop music. It felt like basic radio-friendly songs aside from the one track

[@jaceee4154]

@@cameronharrington6813 Most people actually don’t hate on it because it’s a pop album, it’s because it’s not a good pop album. I love Mike but he was calling out bands like Chvrches for being generic electro pop but they’ve made way better pop songs than on one more light

[@Faks.09]

Nah, half of oml is pretty good, the album titled song, talking to myself, invisible are masterpieces Battle symphony and sharp edges are not bad.

[@iliketrains3495]

@@jaceee4154 Big yes on the whole Chvrches thing. "We're making The Hunting Party to rebel against the Disney music played on rock radio, now here's One More Light which is full of millennial whoops, na-nas, fuck all guitar and the most repetitive choruses you'll hear this year"

[@gabejohnsonart]

STRONGLY disagree about Hot Fuss, man

[@juicyjames2074]

Whoever gave it a 38 had to be bias as fuck. There were a bunch of hits and decent singles on that album and it still stands as my favorite killers album.

[@honeycomblord9384]

Hot Fuss is a goddamn great record.

[@callanleaper7643]

Hot fuss is amazing

[@IronRevolution]

Totally, I always thought it was considered their best

[@existentialistremnant6231]

We all do my friend

[@rainolive_]

The Weezer black album had a promotion in fortnite when the album came out . It was a minigame map with like 3 of songs off the album on repeat ☠️

[@pietrocalzo97]

Did not expect to be in a BRAD video ahaha You got the point bro, reapers is exactly the “hello fellow cool kids” moment on drones, only asked to old muse fans… I’d love to see a reverse edition (terrible songs on perfect albums)

[@lilo5437]

“Let’s turn on Spotify’s private session” Lmaooo

[@jonathanplatt6559]

Coloratura on the new Coldplay album has to be a great example of this. I don't actually think all the other songs on Music of the Spheres are that bad -- I enjoy Higher Power and Humankind, for example -- but Coloratura blows everything else on that album out of the water and, in my view, is easily the best thing they've ever done. Such a beautiful melody and chord progression and a magnificent song.

[@iditrirajan]

Also, I think that instrumental song is also great. I think it's with the infinity symbol

[@minkeymouce]

Exactly! I was hoping somebody would say that. MotS has a few decent songs, but is just the latest album in their gradual decline. But Coloratura is genuinely a masterpiece when it comes to ending a concept album.

[@rd101]

You literally took the words right out of my mouth! This is my exact feeling on that album. Pretty lackluster overall, but a few of the tracks are really good!

[@stanpunt]

Dudeee yess in general I don’t really like Coldplay but Coloratura is soooo good

[@thedogfromraditude5449]

That Raditude diss tho… (ok but seriously I really enjoyed this kind of video and you should do more videos like this)

[@reddisdead]

idk why but i really enjoy dear winter from neotheater

[@glitcheddream1748]

Same. It’s like the only song I like by them tbh

[@ellingw1143]

I think it gets a little cringy and cheesy but it's kind of endearing

[@jackshymin7356]

I feel the same about Karma

[@jeremyusreevu237]

Maybe because it's a good song from one of the best albums ever made.

[@roundabout468]

@@jeremyusreevu237 okay quit the exaggerating, "one of the best albums ever made" my ass lol

[@coolguy2418]

People don’t like hot fuss? :(

[@ringer1324]

No people love that album and consider it a classic. brad doesn’t

[@melteddali8000]

Yes

[@lukebarga8797]

Reapers is definitely a good track, but it's only my second favorite on Drones. I personally think The Handler is the best track on that album, you should give it a listen if you haven't yet

[@jaciw]

Yep. I feel like Drones (the album) doesn't get enough credit. It's not amazing, but still.

[@Salad531]

Drones isn’t an awful album anyway, there’s a lot of great songs

[@miguelpereira9859]

@@jaciw Drones sucks compared to the rest of Muse's discography

[@miguelpereira9859]

@@Salad531 There are 2 good songs there

[@miguelpereira9859]

@@jaciw The 2nd Law is the one that doesn't get enough credit

[@chingyworld]

Every breaking Wave is such a great U2 song

[@daniilromanenko3677]

so when Shy Away first came out Brad kinda liked it, then he got bored of it once the album came out and said that there are some other songs on the album that are far superior, and now it's the only song that he likes from that album ??

[@earlyowlYT]

honestly i don’t think it’s ever worth questioning bradley. bradley does what bradley wants haha

[@tyde4610]

he also kinda liked saturday and now hates it, bradley just does what bradley do

[@very025]

KZbin commentator realises people change opinions

[@daniilromanenko3677]

@@very025 lol I know that people change opinions - I do it all the time myself - but I just think it's kinda funny just how drastically and how often Brad changes his opinions. and btw I'm not trynna criticize him, I'm just pointing that out

[@owendubs]

This would make a great series.

[@zackzallie8735]

Aww man Hot Fuss is one of my favorite albums ever.

[@reallyonfire]

Under Pressure is definitely a standout track on Hot Space but I don’t think Hot Space is that bad, just released at the wrong time

[@nevadanate4957]

It's definitely not the only gem, Cool Cat is one of Queen's best songs

[@MarkQuick0411]

Back chat goes hard though If it had come right after Thriller it would’ve been just as successful

[@viktorvaughn8007]

hot space isnt that good tbh

[@viktorvaughn8007]

its like a 4/10

[@Panda_man..]

@@nevadanate4957 definitely. Aside from under pressure, I’d say cool cat is the best one on hot space.

[@KeegoTheWise]

As someone who *loves* the Walkmen's Bows + Arrows, I can definitely see why The Rat is the standout track

[@johngleason1776]

Drake more than any other artist has shown why critics are important, because if not for critics who else would listen to his 2 hour long albums to tell everyone what the 1 good song is

[@satuuh0541]

This was really interesting and cool concept to do! Can't wait for part 2 :)

[@yaboiN3O9]

I've always been a huge Linkin Park fan, back in 2017 listening to One More Light after the terrible news shattered my 15 year old heart

[@shuruff904]

Marcy Playground (Sex and Candy), Toadies (Possum Kingdom), Spacehog (In the Meantime) come to mind

[@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709]

Tyler by Toadies is also a great song on that album, with the rest being okay. It’s not a bad album. Also, im pretty sure Marcy playground is a one hit wonder so..

[@ldhdjzjjaklzjdbd6610]

This video was just very interesting, I can’t explain why but it’s just a cool concept and well executed and I liked watching what brad thought

[@hamzerpanzer]

You just explained why

[@hafsaz4513]

The best song on Reputation is actually Getaway car but Delicate is fine too

[@addison_deez]

i love hot fuss! all these things that I’ve done, Jenny was a friend of mine, and Andy you’re a star are all so good.

[@Mentally_Will]

One of my favorite musical memories was when I was driving through Utah to California, heading south from Salt Lake City as the sun went down, the suburbs started getting more and more spread out, and the radio started crackling as X96 played "One More Light". This was two months after Chester was gone and I almost crashed my car from being blinded by sudden tears. It was haunting.

[@juandavidmenesescuartas2979]

Many of these álbums are so good to me, drones by muse have bad ass riffs.

[@AlanHarnish]

I was about to say man, I can’t be the only ones who loves drones

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

Same here. The Handler bangs.

[@michthegrinder1678]

Songs of innocence has stayed in my ipad for 7 fucking years so i feel ya

[@mattmattmattmatt.]

On the money saying that Muse tried to appeal to older fans with Drones, they said before the album's release that it was a return to their "roots" and their more hard rock. Even the song The Globalist was described to as a sequel to one of their fan-favorite deep cuts Citizen Erased. Personally the album doesn't deliver on that old Muse feeling too well to me, but I don't dislike Muse's new albums and I enjoy all of their music.

[@i_am_an_idiot_but]

their new albums all have far shittier sounding music but i can’t help but still like it lol

[@miguelpereira9859]

Drones sounds very little like early Muse

[@worldsrealisthater3961]

I liked drones man 💔 can’t imagine thinking it’s their worst album

[@miguelpereira9859]

@@worldsrealisthater3961 drones bad

[@worldsrealisthater3961]

@@miguelpereira9859 ok

[@earlyowlYT]

i gotta say, i agree with bradley’s stance on shy away on SAI. often times i can appreciate a song for what it does, but it’s almost as if a song has to pass the *vibe* check for me to like it. essentially all of the songs on SAI i can say are solid tracks, but they don’t pass that *vibe* check, shy away’s the only track on there that i think actually does

[@MrDizko100]

I think shy away is the most formulated, pop tune on sai, not only sound wise but lyrics too, on the other side redecorate has a more unique sound, vocals from tyler and more meaningful lyrics

[@c3ru1ean41]

redecorate slaps, shy away sounds like a parody of twenty one pilots

[@claukhatib]

Yo, great video dude, I think this format has a lot of potential, its kinda like a lets argue from fantano but you actually go and listen to shit and make it your own. I really dig this and would love to see this made into a series with diferent topics.

[@aidenkirsch8661]

Brad is my favorite artist with that fire intro 🔥

[@ZatSoul]

Love that You (wink wink) put a Radiohead song for Muse

[@louienation2551]

Muse fans just accept it at this point lmao, although Imo only their first album sounds like radiohead

[@ZatSoul]

@@louienation2551 true. Showbiz is very similar to The Bends

[@worrywirt]

and U2 lmao

[@Sylandrophol]

@@ZatSoul showbiz imho is alot more heavier and theatrical than anything that radiohead has put out, but my favorite radiohead and muse fact was that john leckie (who produced the bends) also produced showbiz, and origin of symmetry. the two best produced muse albums

[@ZatSoul]

@@Sylandrophol Definitely. But showbiz draws a lot of influence from The Bends. Could feel it from the heavier tracks lime Fillip

[@noahstanley9666]

Very solid edit. Probably some of the best content you have put out

[@jaciw]

I really like Choker, Shy Away and I LOVE Redecorate on Scaled and Icy (No Chances hits too). And Drones has at least 4 songs (Psycho, Reapers, The Handler, Defector (Mercy on occasion) that I always go back to. I love those.

[@tjg121389]

Replace Defector with Revolt and you have the 4 I like off of Drones

[@startervisions]

*"ooo I love my wiiifeee, I love my wife AHH!"*

[@coldbeans3859]

I wouldn’t say it’s necessarily a bad album but she from Tyler’s goblin is a good suggestion for this

[@Papabandana]

As a tyler fan, yup. There’s also Yonkers and the Outro, it’s not a bad album just a poorly aged one

[@coldbeans3859]

@@Papabandana yeah completely agree. Tyler is my fav artist but goblin just doesn’t sound good compared to the type of music coming from Tyler and out of the alternative/underground hip hop scene. Burger is also a great song IMO

[@nobodyburgen4594]

@@coldbeans3859 Yeah honestly the worst aged part isn’t even the sound of it. The edgy bullshit lyrics and use of the F Slur feel like him desperately clawing at the inside of the closet, so he can crawl further inside of it.

[@moddrrrusky2910]

Yonkers?

[@johnbeck2837]

Hot fuss has 7 out of 8 amazing songs to start the album, this album is better than almost all the rock of the 2000s and 2010s

[@iliketrains3495]

What's the exception? Andy You're a Star?

[@gdaddyoverlord817]

@@iliketrains3495 andy youre a star is great whoa whoa

[@iliketrains3495]

@@gdaddyoverlord817 it's probably my least favourite, everyone thinks Believe Me Natalie is the worst but that's not one of the first 8 tracks so I tried to guess what OP thinks isn't 'amazing'.

[@TheMightofDab]

@@iliketrains3495 Plot twist; he thinks Mr Brightside is meh BTW love the Biffy Clyro rep

[@iliketrains3495]

@@TheMightofDab wouldn’t surprise me to be honest. And thanks!

[@getrektmemes1883]

with Weezer black album and scaled and icy the more I listened to both albums it started to grow on me. I think they both are pretty decent and not as bad as they're received.

[@twikkzy]

Thank you for featuring 3 out of my 4 choices brad, it's surreal seeing myself be featured in a video because of a random throwaway comment I made.

[@TheMightofDab]

7:20 i swear this is the most American thing i've ever heard. Hot Fuss is an absolute banger of an Album. Smile Like you Mean it and When we Were Young are on the same tier as Mr Brightside in the UK btw. Play the opening to either of those songs anywhere over here and most people recognise them immediately.

[@gmanpboy]

Love that Brad also agreed that Maroon 5 - Overexposed sounds just like a Panic! song

[@7barsofchocolate]

reputation is my top 3 favorite taylor album. y’all just don’t get it like i do !

[@7barsofchocolate]

like the homoromanticism of it all

[@saintlouievhs]

This was a really good video, I hope more of these commentary like ones come out soon.

[@Benlovescheese]

I think that of most of the one more light album is hard to listen to and emotionally draining, heavy, one more light, nobody can save me are really well written and just songs I’ve related too. Good Goodbyes and Sorry for now are more annoying though and where the albums flaws just become existent for me.

[@JesusGarcia-oy7ff]

I hope this becomes a regular thing in the channel. Loved it

[@mayathepsychiic]

really enjoyed this video brad!! loved that it felt casual but energetic, I'd love to see more content like this in the future

[@jfrantic]

This was fun do this again

[@solekman916]

Kill the DJ is legitimately one of my favorite Green Day songs and it's my favorite from the trilogy

[@ecoRfan]

It’s a banger to some degree. Nice bassline. Can throw the lyrics away.

[@adamkira5850]

Thanks for featuring me in your video Brad! Great video, but I think you should've given the other albums on trilogy a listen too, they have better tracks than sweet 16 (like Stray Heart and Brutal love).

[@jameskavanagh4300]

The best bits on any green day album is the silence between the songs

[@shimmipenguin1764]

Bro brad please bring back worst to best those videos were great :))

[@CG-hj1cu]

THE RAT IS A FLAWLESS TRACK

[@edwardchen9619]

i do think witness was actually pretty overlooked some of the songs on there are easily katy's most experimental and avant garde songs

[@tristanlee8495]

The irony of saying reapers is a throw back to early Muse right after saying how bland Psycho is when the riff Psycho is built from is something they've been playing since like 2003. Also The Handler is on that album, that commenter was clearly a little bit lost.

[@ThomBjork]

Bradley you tricked us into listening to bad music for 18 min straight (except the intro)

[@theskepticaltaco7340]

Deutchland on rammstein's self titled album is another case of a song being so good that it ultimately pushes the other songs down. The album is not great by rammstein standards, but it isn't terrible, however there's a noticeable decline in each song after Deutchland.

[@velphidrow8317]

Their newest album tho is fire

[@ousmannediallo446]

guess you could say Deutschland über alles

[@justjanjam]

Man i miss catching your livestreams, this is such a good video, i hope i can pop in to watch you live again soon

[@jayp7552]

11:39 my dad is a hugee U2 fan never totally enjoyed U2’s music even tho I know a lot of it from my dad overplaying it but I gotta say I’ve always enjoyed every breaking wave and suggest for anyone to listen it’s a great song

[@addison_deez]

LMFAO drones with you playing 😭😭 i love ur transitions theyre so funny every time

[@pazuzu66.6]

Amazing video, loved the editing. If you’re planning on doing another one of these, I’d definitely suggest Train Food on Skins by XXXTENTACION. I don’t like X and Skins is definitely a worthless piece of shit overall, but the track Train Food is a very bizarre outlier in the track list. While the album feels horribly cobbled together and unfinished (as evident from X’s passing), Train Food is the only track that feels like a finished product and doesn’t really belong on the album. It’s a very brief weirdly Experimental and Conscious Hip Hop song with a very progressive and nonconventional structure. His delivery is competent, lyrics keep you invested, there’s almost an Eminem Stan quality to it. It’s a very weird song that points to an untapped potential of X.

[@someoneelse7971]

i have a weird love for that track with Kanye and shitty MIDI guitars and looped screams lmao

[@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709]

Idk why everybody loves that track, yet it’s the least streamed song on SKINS. It’s so good

[@lonelytent2833]

@@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709 cause its the least aux acceptable song on the album. Train food is a "in my feels song", not driving at night with the boys song

[@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709]

@@lonelytent2833 yeah but “staring at the sky” has more plays and that song isn’t acceptable anywhere lol

[@PoetryAndTofu]

@@someoneelse7971 Right!? When I first heard it I thought the screams and 'guitar' sucked and I mean...yeah they still do but holy shit does it hit. But knowing he's one of the few abusers to audibly admit his guilt hurt me to the point where I couldn't jam him anymore.

[@deadpanduke19]

Definitely gotta do another one of these. I really enjoyed it. Subbed.

[@berkeleyisonline160]

THE NEW FORD CHARGER never gets old

[@TheClirat]

i love this video concept defo have to do more

[@JacobHillSBD]

I legitimately can’t listen to One More Light without crying.

[@startervisions]

Brad Taste is the Review Brah of music critique.

[@rotten-waffles]

The intro for revival made me laugh so fucking loud

[@MusicGamesStyles]

16:17 I love scaled and icy tho, I like almost every song in there, I mean, it is not their best work, but I mean it is not bad, well at least so I think.

[@evanswett]

For 21 pilots my favorite off that album was actually mulberry street

[@demonssinglosongs]

thanks for including my recommendation! i do like ‘bows + arrows’ but ‘the rat’, by proxy of it coming out in my favourite decade for music, is one of my favourite songs of all time. glad you like it

[@FlowerHaze]

Alright so I'm going to quickly expand on someone else's comment here: Yes, "One More Light" was dedicated to Chris Cornell after he took his own life, and Chester actually ended up adding a scream that wasn't in the original during that performance. The song is about losing a friend, so Chester ended up singing it in memory of Chris, shortly before taking his own life. R.I.P to both Chester Bennington and Chris Cornell.

[@69JMAN420]

I like Bows + arrows but I agree. The Rat is probably my favourite song ever tbh and that song just destroys everything on it.

[@mammothpool]

"New ford charger" type riffs 😂

[@dogtheories]

great video brad! really liked the editing

[@afonsopires1398]

The Rat is so fucking good... my favorite song of all time probably

[@ethanlundberg3901]

I wish more people knew about The Walkmen. A lot of their stuff is so creative and the feeling I get when I listen to most of their stuff is great. The Rat is absolutely my number one song for sure though and I don’t think they could ever top it if they tried.

[@TheGreatStinky]

Just stumbled across you and this video was so enjoyable

[@somegoblin]

The Kill the DJ riff sounds like they just took "Magic Man" by Heart and then shifted it up and down to make a song, but also..they're not Heart, they're just Green Day.

[@mr.froglegs]

Songs better in its entirety tbh, but yeah it's not great.

[@danellserik1404]

Love all the little references and the video is just fun. Good shit brad

[@paulwallpd]

Bow + arrows is great! The Rat is prob the best song on there but the walkmen are my all-time heartbreak band

[@themanguy189]

Dude this is the most fire intro to a video ever 🔥

[@johngerygooz3251]

I think Hot Fuss is a pretty well-liked album.

[@petebaxter6718]

Kudos bro. This was entertaining as hell and you make it look easy 🤘

[@MertayEfeoglu]

One of the first songs comes to my mind is Drop the World from Lil Wayne's Rebirth. That song fucking rocks.

[@nicolasandrade7142]

I really digged the concept of the video, pretty fun to watch overall, only thing that stroked the wrong cord for me was the use of Good news by mac miller for the linkin park intro? I don't think their cases are that similar, or that it's entertaining to compare them.

[@WraithLVR]

I agree with most of these

[@rankus]

actual fire intro

[@kipperbill]

Most one hit wonder albums are fit for "good songs on bad albums"

[@werisekk3]

The Rat by The Walkmen is unironically one of the best tracks I have heard in a long fucking time. It's not my style at all but I absolutely love it. What a gem!