Honestly, I like this better than the first Man on the Moon. The sample-heavy production is nailed on almost ever song (especially after some weak samples on the first Man on the Moon), his rapping seems to have improved, the features have gotten better, and the amazing concept already set up perfectly on the previous album is expanded on even further here. Like it's predecessor, there are still a couple of wack tracks or ideas that aren't executed well or fully explored, but it's still ...
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