producerless again... anything could happen nothing could possibly go wrong.
One Album Wonders:
7am - "The Leanover" from Any Other City by Life Without Buildings.
Album released in 2001, and they shortly vanished off the face of the earth thereafter.
(+1 point to sabine)
8am - "Such Great Heights" from Give Up by The Postal Service.
Album released in 2003 by two members of respective bands Death Cab for Cutie and Dntel.
(+1 point to textline)
9am - "Doo Wop (That Thing)" from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill by Lauryn Hill.
Album released and immediately critically acclaimed in 1998 - winner of five grammys (the first woman to ever walk away from a single ceremony with that many awards).
(+1 point to textline)
Textline win !!!
ALSO: Talking about Pierre Bourdieu's idea of "Cultural Capital", and whether the conversation surrounding separating the art from the artist is our latest neo-liberal iteration of his theory. Who gets to decide what counts as “bad taste"? Why are so many guilty pleasures are tied to music loved by women and girls? Has modern guilt has shifted from “cringe” media to morally controversial artists?