Flying Lotus - Los Angeles Album Discussion Thread
 

Flying Lotus - Los Angeles

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1. Brainfeeder
2. Breathe . Something/Stellar STar
3. Beginners Falafel
4. Camel
5. Melt!
6. Comet Course
7. Orbit 405
8. Golden Diva
9. Riot
10. GNG BNG
11. Parisian Goldfish
12. Sleepy Dinosaur
13. RobertaFlack (feat. Dolly)
14. SexSlaveShip
15. Auntie's Harp
16. Testament (feat. Gonja Sufi)
17. Auntie's Lock/Infinitum (feat. Laura Darlington)

I'm a huge fan of this album in particular, I much prefer it to Cosmogramma. I'm fortunate enough to be seeing him live next Friday too.

This album is so ****ing groovy. Pretty much every song is a standout track.



Hahaha. This album discussion isn't even going to happen.

FlyLo is a genius of a producer and Los Angeles is one of my favorite albums and has been a consistent go to album for me since I discovered it a couple years ago. Cosmogramma is warming up to me little by little too, but I think LA will always be his masterpiece.I didn't really care for 1983 too much.

Edit: I'm moving this into the electronica forum

that's what I said at first and I went back and forth with Abearmauledme over it but no one else objected so I let it into the hip hop poll

I considered it to be more in this genre than hip hop

**** musicbanter

I will take this opportunity to label flying lotus post-rap, **** don't even need rhymes son.

I demand a post-rap section!

I finally got around to listening to it but I haven't heard his other albums to compare it to. I listened to a little bit of 1983 but not the whole thing like I listened to this one.

All I can say about it was that it was okay I suppose since I have nothing else to compare it to.

Enjoyable album. But I don't see myself listening to it for anything more than background music...

I didn't really get into this album until i had listened to it quite a bit. "Breathe . Something/Stellar STar" kept bringing me back and I would occasionally listen past that until I started finding things that I liked about the other tracks. It's a grower for sure.