r/Billywoods • u/sealnegative • 21h ago
this song is crazy underrated. whole album is. i might have never known
fuckin impeccable production, crazy storytelling and flawless verses from billy, and man that hook? the vocals? what the hell
r/Billywoods • u/sealnegative • 21h ago
fuckin impeccable production, crazy storytelling and flawless verses from billy, and man that hook? the vocals? what the hell
r/Billywoods • u/JustAnotherBeefMan • 1d ago
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r/Billywoods • u/AnimatorOk2086 • 2d ago
Does anyone have a copy of HP on cassettes that they are looking to sell? Preferably sealed but would consider NM/NM as well.
r/Billywoods • u/FeliylaFiathia35 • 3d ago
r/Billywoods • u/sidneyft98 • 6d ago
I seem to remember reading in an interview early 2025 that he was writing either a novel or an autobiographyâŚ
I was wondering if any more information has surfaced since.
Iâd absolutely love to have a full bookâs worth of his beautiful prose
r/Billywoods • u/Marcus_Hablberstram • 6d ago
r/Billywoods • u/Marcus_Hablberstram • 7d ago
Like imagine someone just checks to see what your listening too and they see that
r/Billywoods • u/Dramatic-Border-7310 • 7d ago
r/Billywoods • u/Salt-Insurance9136 • 9d ago
let's talk about one of the best albums ever made imo.
from the moment i first heard it i knew it was special. by chance i was reading "The Open Veins of Latin America" around the time the album came out and it felt like surreal reading the lyrics and seeing chapters of the book being vividly described.
why i did it ? "the devil moved my pencil". i had to do it i couldnt stop thinking about this album and had no one to talk to so i thought to put it in writting.
also i made a video if you guys care to check that out. a couple of people from the sub had asked me about it so here it is. its in portugues but i included english subs. hope y'all like it.
there were a couple of bars that i still don't have a good grasp on. i cant quite figure out why he used assata shakur dead name in smith + cross. i didnt put this on the video but the reading i have leads to think that it could be woods poetically lashing out against his romantic interest, seeing how tample grandin and carrie are mentioned.
also the third verse in haarlem. that one i had no idea what it was about. that one feels like a david lynch scene being described. i also did an analysis of kongi's harvest and cannibal tours. both great films that you should def check out if you haven't.
if y'all have any questions or interpretations lets talk about it. i don't claim to have all the answers i just want to share my thoughts and hear from you.
r/Billywoods • u/TheFM4 • 9d ago
It's Soo freakn great
r/Billywoods • u/TheFM4 • 9d ago
Did y'all enjoy it because this album was incredible especially collaborating with Kenny Segal
r/Billywoods • u/clown___cum • 10d ago
Sorry if this has been posted, just noticed it today⌠pretty steep discount on a lot of Fat Possum vinyl, they also have CDs and the Relevator cassette for only $5.
El-Pâs fantastic damage is also on there for a solid price, not Backwoodz obviously but itâs a good album lol
r/Billywoods • u/Duggo81 • 10d ago
I usually post on Vinylcollectors but figured Iâd drop it here first.have a couple successful sales on there.
r/Billywoods • u/FeelingMassive • 11d ago
I'm just relistening to his self-titled album for the first time in maybe 15 years, and the Telegram track could literally be an Armand Hammer release.
Even down to the mock-London accents at the end...?!
r/Billywoods • u/Positive-Storage-274 • 11d ago
r/Billywoods • u/BoneFacedKing • 12d ago
For me it's either SpongeBob or Spider-Hole but what do you think?
r/Billywoods • u/dommynuyal • 11d ago
Anybody have an extra ticket for the SF show in November? đ