Carole King’s “Tapestry”: When Perfection Sits Down at the Piano and Makes Everyone Else Look Like They’re Just Banging on Pots Look, I’ve spent years dissecting albums where artists try to convince us that their emotional pain sounds like a timpani being thrown down a stairwell, but sometimes you need to bow down to straight-up…
Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers): When Nine MCs Cast a Shadow Over Hip-Hop That Still Looms Like a kung-fu master emerging from a misty Shaolin temple to unleash devastating techniques, Wu-Tang Clan’s debut album didn’t just enter hip-hop – it kicked down the door, threw everyone’s expensive leather jackets out the window, and redefined what…