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Thanks to TDE’s mentorship, Training Day sounds better than his neophyte debut, with more varied production and a well-executed (if somewhat cliché) concept that intersperses snippets of Denzel Washington in full “King Kong ain’t got nothin’ on me” mode. Though Lamar still occasionally stumbles with an eye roll-inducing couplet, he had certainly improved as a rapper.
i wish he'd return to his old stuff like this.. miles ahead of the new trash he's been trying to call "rap" music. this is the real shit, easily kendricks best and only good album!
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Track List
- One Shot Kill
- Blame God
- Who Shot Ya (Freestyle)
- Good Morning America
- Blow Them Horns (Ft. Punch)
- Gz and Hustlas (Ft. Jay Rock)
- I Feel It (Freestyle)
- Interview With Dj Dave Pt. 1
- Imma G
- Interview With Dj Dave Pt. 2
- Man Of The Hour
- Interview With Dj Dave Pt. 3 (Ft. Dave Free)
- Never Die
- Hpnotiq
- J. Dilla (Freestyle) (Ft. Jay Rock & Punch)
- Interview With Dj Dave Pt. 4 (Ft. Dave Free)
- Get Throwed (Ft. Emjae)
- Blood Sport (Freestyle)
- Prototype (Ft. Punch)
- Hard Body
- Grammy Family (Freestyle)
- A Song For Buffy (Freestyle)
- Interview With Dj Dave Pt. 5 (Ft. Dave Free)
- Dreams (Ft. Punch)
- The Best Rapper Alive
- Imagine (Ft. Jay Rock & Punch)
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Added on: May 22, 2017