[ SECRET POST #3828 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3828 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Eh. There's definitely some albums that are just a collection of songs, but there's definitely some that feel like they're part of a whole even without concept albums. Like, with a lot of them, you get the feeling that there's a unity of approach - like all the songs are talking about similar things but maybe from different albums. The fact that they were all made at the same time, as part of the same creative endeavor, gives them a unity.

The other time it makes sense to me to talk about it is when you have a band that moves through a lot of different styles, so different albums get associated with different eras in the band's history. So like with Weezer, you could easily talk about Pinkerton as an album in part because the songs on the album are very different in style from the blue or green albums.