>Boz Scaggs
Boz Scaggs
Christian Thomas
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Gavin Robinson
you twat
Colton Davis
He's from my hometown
Jaxon Lopez
>he doesn't like lowdown
Jordan Jones
hes good
Sebastian White
Hits! [Columbia, 1980]
His renown as the man who brought black-tie New Year's to Bay Area haute bohemia seems a fitting climax to a career that's transformed Marin County languor into the hippest in pop cool. Listening back to his biggest tunes, the best of which (except for the mean, jaunty pimp-song "Jojo") seem to have been recorded in the mid-'70s, you can hear everything from old compatriot Sly Stone to more recent compatriot Elton John. But many of his "hits," in case you didn't notice, were recorded right here in 1980, and so this collection includes three from Middle Man, one from Urban Cowboy, and one brand new fabrication. Silk Degrees isn't as tuneful. But when I want to remember how Marin County languor converted the masses, that's what I'll play. B+
Matthew Miller
Boz Scaggs always smacked too much of yuppie cocktail party music for me. Though he's not bad at all and I've heard far worse music in that subgenre.
Brody Wright
>(except for the mean, jaunty pimp-song "Jojo")
It's not half the pimp song Fame is.
Blake Gomez
Does this faggot care about anything other than whether a given artist will lend him social status points if he listens to them?
Jason Morris
>baz haggs
Samuel Ortiz
>Though he's not bad at all and I've heard far worse music in that subgenre.
Like?
Xavier Carter
See, the thing that made Eminence Front a great song is that it's a sarcastic song criticizing the whole neurotic yuppie lounge party lifestyle instead of celebrating it.
Asher Green
No, that's the be all and end all of his thought process. To him music is a fashion to be worn for the accumulation of social capital in elite cliques. Pretty hypocritical since he claims to value the unpretentious and working class over elitism.
Henry Evans
>Pretty hypocritical since he claims to value the unpretentious and working class
At first he seems to like Bruce Springsteen, but then when you actually read the reviews carefully it's a lot of whining that the guy doesn't sound black enough. He still gives him good grades though because Bruce was considered acceptable in critical circles so he didn't want to look uncool.
Caleb Young
Toni Braxton, whom Cuckgau also overrated the fuck out of (though skin color had to help in that case).
John Roberts
Yeah those caveman Camaro-driving teens from Indiana and their AC/DC and REO Speedwagon albums, their music won't land you in the hip circles with all the cool happening people in NYC.
Cameron Hughes
Nathan Thomas
Boz Scaggs was smart enough to have a song called Do Like You Do in New York, thus guaranteeing him a good Cuckgau grade.
Noah Thompson
nah
Benjamin Jackson
Reminder that he accused Miles Davis of selling out on Sketches of Spain and being a traitor to the scene.
Juan Ross
No wonder Miles hated white people
Xavier Evans
>LEEEEDOOOOOOOO
>WOOOOOOAAAAA--OOOOHHHH-AAAAAHHHH-OOOOOOHHHH
Ayden Hill
>Tatsuro Yamashita
ftfy
Ryan Jones
His type of critic won't even breathe without first checking to see if that's hip or not.
Joshua Taylor
what the fuck even is boz scaggs?
Ryan Lopez
Landon Rivera
What made Eminence Front great is one of the greatest bass lines of all time
Aiden Jackson
Me, I dislike SoS because it sounds like a bad 60s movie soundtrack.
Daniel Kelly
kek
Connor Gonzalez
Pepe we've been over this before you love the skag not the drink
Caleb Ortiz
Luis Jackson
this