Stereogum has entered a dark place where nearly every article is a numbered list of which albums of a band were the best or something like that. I feel like I have something snarky or witty to say about that, but I really don’t. This website no longer focuses on informing its audience; everything has become a way meant to make money.

Sounds a bit like Sung Tongs era Animal Collective if the band was more lyrically direct and audible and more like Grizzly Bear.

Why does Stereogum insist on all these Top Whatever lists? They’re pointless, especially with bands like Animal Collective.

I probably won’t even read this, considering that the article couldn’t POSSIBLY say that the new Animal Collective album is anything other than amazing.

The Flaming Lips just aren’t as whimsical and exciting for me to witness since I witnessed Wayne Coyne acting like a ninny-binny poopy-doop on the internets.

By the way, all of these videos are unavailable. Or is that some sort of marketing gimmick?

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All I see is: file:///C:/Users/Doug/Desktop/Downloads/Gifs/tumblr_m72ngm9Jc21qf8nkzo1_400.gif

Dude… You’re missing the point. Corgan’s trying to say that this generation of musicians and music-listeners has trouble withholding their assumed-to-be-valuable judgments. I think that Corgan may have a point, but his argument provides no logic or evidence.