Here are my 25 favorite albums of the year.
1. Chance The Rapper - Coloring Book (Hip Hop)
2. YG - Still Brazy (LP) & Red Friday (EP) (Hip Hop)
3. A Tribe Called Quest - We Got It From Here [...] (Hip Hop) 4. Common - Black America Again (Hip Hop)
5. Good Charlotte - Youth Authority (Pop Punk)
6. Blink 182 - California (Pop Punk)
7. Beyonce - Lemonade (R&B)
8. Mac Miller - The Divine Feminine (Hip Hop)
9. Jeff Rosenstock - Worry. (Punk)
10. J. Cole - 4 Your Eyez Only (Hip Hop)
11. Rihanna - Anti (R&B)
12. Rapsdoy - Crown (Hip Hop)
13. American Football - American Football LP (Punk/Emo)
14. Dreezy - No Hard Feelings (Hip Hop)
15. Cam & China - Cam & China (Hip Hop)
16. Yellowcard - Yellowcard (Pop Punk)
17. De La Soul - and the Anonymous Nobody... (Hip Hop)
18. Tweet - Charlene (R&B)
19. Terrace Martin - Velvet Portraits (Jazz)
20. DJ Quik - Rosecrans EP (Hip Hop)
21. DJ Mustard - Cold Summer (Hip Hop)
22. Havoc & Alchemist - Silent Partner (Hip Hop)
23. The Descendants - Hypercaffium Spazzinate (Punk)
24. Skepta - Konnichiwa (Grime)
25. Kanye West - The Life Of Pablo (Hip Hop)
I wrote down some thoughts about the Top 10, in case someone cares: http://fifteentwenty.eu/1520blog/top25albums2016
These days, that depends on how the music was mastered and on the kind of digital format you use (MP3, FLAC and so on). If all things are optimized individually for the different formats, the CD is better yes, but not as good as vinyl.
That actually looks pretty damn good. Not knowing anything about this movie, I was surprised and delighted by the supernatural twist. Looks like the kind of movies (often set in the holiday season, like this one) they do not make anymore.