Let's answer a ridiculous question seriously.
Does he have to speak for God in that scratchy voice?
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Isaac Brock and company's third album is their most existential and transcendent
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Eminem's best album features him at the peak of not only his rapping skills but his sense of play
Nightmares, hopes, and I'm half-asleep.
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While not as popular or acclaimed as some of their peers, Buzzcocks' work is just as vital, and this hits collection is the best representation of it
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Talking Heads' third album is where the band's synthesis of influences bloomed into something new, unique, and artist-defining
Bob Dylan somehow covers his own songs.
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One of the most heralded albums of the 1990s holds up both musically and in its anxiety about our digital future