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Most of the music I listen to either doesn't come in albums, or is in a 40+ track OST. However, there are a few which I can say are enjoyable in their entirety.

UNDERTALE OST is 101 tracks, and while some of the tracks are ambient noise and sound effects, Like 93% of it is great. Basically anything Toby Fox does has a high rate of enjoyment from me.

Medium by Clark Powell is entirely a masterpiece—not only the individual tracks, but how they interact with one another, and what they represent to the story of their context.

Nothing Is Quick in the Desert by Public Enemy has a great listening experience, where nearly every track blends into the next. Not typical for the music I usually listen to.

It certainly isn't for everyone, but The Caretaker's Everywhere at the End of Time is excellent. The middle section up until nearly the end can be pretty abstract, but there's a certain... bliss that can be derived from it.

There's more, but these are the ones that immediately come to mind.

Makes me think of this overgrown pinky toe.

I thought surely this was a joke. ... I thought.

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My generation has 17 inch long dicks.

Eevee > Glaceon and Sylveon, Charcadet > Armarouge and Ceruledge, and I also like Genesect.

I think it's fair to pick a few with how many there are now.

Pretty sure it's a loofah.

That's a dried up ~~and nasty~~ sponge

Looks like loofah to me.

20 and 24, ideally

To play devil's advocate; being on your phone is an isolating activity, while watching the TV is generally more communal, and was especially so in the era in which Boomers have spent most of their life.

Millenials and most Gen Z have shows that everyone watched growing up, but that's going away increasingly, with on-demand streaming and customized feeds replacing the latter. I think it's a very obvious culprit of why young people today struggle to talk to one another.

I am Gen Z.