Fair enough,but it might be time to have a thread that defines what filler is too
....What defines filler to me is "Do I feel it
?"....Meaning do I feel the fall off in the album as I'm listening,the fact I've seen some people site Whats ya Phone Number as a reason why Disc 1 aint classic,tells me some people judge filler all wrong in my opinion...People just look at the track list and decide its a song in there that doesn't stand up as great or iconic as the rest,and point to that as filler.
Try to look at it like is,imagine you were hooked up to a EKG machine,and the way you feel when listening to the album will decide whether you live or die
....The fact is on a classic you will have iconic songs that bring high peaks.....a not so great song may level it back out,but then its right back to the high peak again
....Disc 2 definitely imo has plenty of high peaks....Bad placement can level the album out for too long,which can cause you to feel that flat line coming
....but AEOM Disc 1 and 2 I don't see how it has that problem....Theres not a series of songs grouped together on the album at all that level the feel out for long,and definitley nothing to cause you to flat line.
I know its opinion,but where exactly do you have a chance to die listening to All Eyez On Me
?
We got albums out here getting classic recognition just for keeping nikkas alive,heart beating healthy consistently,all the way through.
Meanwhile albums that cause a not so normal spike because you got sexually aroused get penalized
?So because you got sexually aroused 10 times for example,its the albums job to keep you sexually aroused for all 14 now?Consistency has to be factored in,so if there was only 2 songs that gave that incredible high peak,but the reast just kept you level I could see the complaints....But AEOM consistently matches its high peaks again and again for me,even if its not back to back as much as it is on Disc 1.
Is this the world we in,where Disc 2 gotta lose cause disc 1 almost made nikkas hearts explode
?