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If it's impossible to consistently make good songs. Even an artist whom a person loves will at best make 20% of their songs worth listening to. In a 1 hour set, usually 1-2 songs are worth saving into the library. Anyone who says stuff like "I love this artist's album" is full of crap.
That's very sad to hear. I have lots of albums that I love all the way through, and although I am full of crap, I'll have you know that that is a natural biological process.
I actually have a playlist called The Bucket List which is only comprised of entire albums where there's not a single filler track in there, in my opinion, of course
... Have you really never enjoyed an entire album? I'm not sure I believe you?
There are dozens of albums that I love cover to cover.
I think you haven't listened to enough albums. Also, a set and an album are two different things.
Even if only 20% of songs made are worth listening to, artists don't release every song they make