>>127462254 (OP)
I'm very nostalgic to this album, grew up with it (zoom zoom), but isn't discovery just the better album overall?
I feel like RAM is much more polished, cleaner than discovery sure, but after get lucky it isn't that memorable in the latter half. Discovery is just a good song after a great song (only songs that comes to mind that isn't good is too long), much more memorable.
>>127462387
Terrible taste >>127462378
I'd argue RAM is just as strong in the second half with Beyond, Motherboard, and Contact.
Fragments of Time and Doin it Right are good songs but not as great as the others.
>>127462378
discovery is infinitely better to me, ram is too pop for me zzz.
but at least we got infinity repeating which is their best song. >>127462311
infinity repeating clears something about us clears digital love clears teachers clears wdpk clears
>>127465204
I genuinely cannot imagine anyone telling me with a straight face that any of their albums is a track for track masterpiece. They have so many awful tracks. Seems like a super plebby fanboyish thing to think I'm being contrarian.
>>127462378 >isn't discovery just the better album overall?
Kinda but it lacks depth. IE you listen to it, maybe for a while, and love it, and then you get tired of it. It's disposable, in a way. RAM was, is, an experience.
>>127463491 >funnily enough I think I've listened to RAM as an album more times than discovery though
Exactly this. RAM works as something with a beginning, a middle, an end. Not simply a collection of songs loosely arranged into that format.
