>it's one of those pre-Beatles boomers does disco albums
>>131911824common album at thrift stores
>>131911824did any other genre have as much bandwagoning?
it could be boomers in 2010s using trap beats on albums
>>131911990kim gordon's solo albums lmao
While not a pre-Beatles boomer, Stephen Stills doing disco was about as awful as you'd expect and he didn't release another album for six years,
>>131911960It was Mathis's first commercial success in over a decade.
>>131912058Thoroughfare Gap is kind of a good song though
>>131911824Even worse when jazz guys had to go from fusion to fusion disco to keep the lights on
>>131912058and Jackie DeShannon's final two major label albums were discoslop but i don't count people like her who were only in their 30s, that's still young and you can do current pop sounds without it feeling forced or tryhard. i mean shit like the Ethel Merman Disco Album.
>>131911824How dare midwestern chuds not like this
>>131912569Kool & The Gang's attempts at going disco were painfully bad.
Aretha Franklin struggled in the late 70s in part because she was too puritan/snob to go disco.
it's,..like, when Dylan and James Taylor were putting out albums with disco beats on them it was like...just stop already.
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