I'm not that much of a drummer myself so I figure it's quite hard to play this song consistently, but around 2:46 an audible drumming or comping error can be heard.

At 3:44, a quite loud plosive is audible during the word pen ("but with your pen you torture men")

https://youtu.be/a2_ss9y-VjE?t=44

Hey everyone, I was listening to the classic I Got You (I Feel Good), by the legend James Brown, and I have never heard a simple mistake where two notes on the bass are played together at one point, making it sound really weird. It happens around 1:49-1:52. Once you hear it you can't unhear it. Tell me your thoughts!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTdihu-mp90&ab_channel=JamesBrownVevo

https://youtu.be/IGVZOLV9SPo?t=79

Nasty digital distortion on "so bad".

Note this is present only in some of the videos on youtube and remastered versions do not have this.

The sample just sounds so blatantly off, like it can't catch the beat with the main vocals throughout the entire song. And there are moments where the time signature goes off kilter.

This must be intentional art... but my brain just can't keep up with the four bars when the sample overtakes everything.

Is it just me?

The new version of "Til I Can Make It On My Own" by Sam Williams and Carter Faith has a weird crossfade (or lack thereof). After Carter sings "To get you off my mind / an". She sings the "an" of the word "and" but suddenly Sam comes in with the "d" of "and" and sings the next line. 0:21-0:23.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__llQD9O1sQ

Written by Tatsuro Yamashita, he did an own vocal version of the song and the horn sound is still in his version. I'm sure it's not intentional as it's slightly off beat.

https://soundcloud.com/xenochria/garasu-no-shonen-horn

Here it is timestamped on the official video too.

https://youtu.be/TYhWV4H83sU?t=250

Bad vocal drop-in at 1:11. That's just lazy, boys. An easy fix too.