My Favorite Albums of 2015 [50-41]

After revealing your favorite albums of 2015, I guess it’s finally time to reveal my list. After scribbling down every single album I liked this year, I came to roughly fifty. Yes, fifty. And while that seems like a ridiculous amount, I’ve listened to three times that this year. 2015 was simply a good year for music.

Although I’ve stated that my list is fifty albums long, there’s no way possibly I could have listened to every single acclaimed album. So if an album you like is omitted, it’s probably because I haven’t listened to it. I’m only one man, not a machine.

Here’s a few notes about my list

Albums from December 2014 are considered. I’ll go ahead and tell you now, notable omission: D’Angelo-Black Messiah
I first listed the albums that were undeniably top 10, then shifting them in a head-to-head type ranking.
No, Adele-25 isn’t on here. I haven’t listened to it yet.
As usual, this is only my opinion. Feel free to agree or disagree as you please. Feedback is welcomed and encouraged.

Now, let’s start the list

50. Father-Who’s Gonna Get F***** First

“This album is like if Uncle Luke had tumblr.”

I can’t remember who said this, but it’s so accurate.

49. Danny Seth-Perception

Danny Seth is a “swag” rapper from England. He takes a detour from the grime sound the Brits are now famous for. If you can overlook some cringeworthy punchlines here and there, Perception is a solid album with some of the best production you will here all year.

(Seriously, I counted like 5 erection punchlines. The beats, tho!)

48. Big Boi & Phantogram-Big Grams