Just by the track rankings alone, you already know how high I'll score it. But I'll discuss a major flaw in this -- it feels like a greatest hits album, for better and for worse. It has his best songs but the songs had to be different genres to fit with consumers at the time, and just feels really corporate. The songs also feels like factory made stuff rather than the pure and boogie-inducing stuff from Off The Wall, especially if 7 of the 9 songs are singles. They still bang pretty ... read more

After his average movie appearance in The Wiz (1978) and his non-independent child Motown career, Michael Jackson starts a whole new career with his new sign to Epic Records and connections with producer of Quincy Jones (RIP). They made probably the best disco album and the best album in Michael's career in my opinion--while the disco genre itself was being literally burned. Only the legend can make a disco album in its lowest state and make it its best.

I do not get the hate of this project. People heavily criticize this project for being a "rough debut" and him picking "the worst songs from his mixtapes," arguing that it's his worst just because "Mr. Nice Watch" exists. This album is heavily overhated. This has huge bangers on this project that are actually memorable and actually has a reasonable album length other than The Fall Off and has valid flows and is probably better than 2014 FHD.

this will be on my repeat for eternity

Queen brings us a legendary and well known project after their commercial breakthrough with Sheer Heart Attack the year before, and holy shit was it an improvement. Freddie uses his vocal and piano skills for the perfect use and single handedly made this album a joyful experience, especially in the 2 minute interludes. The vocal layers on songs like Bohemian Rhapsody feels like angels singing from heaven it has a soothing feeling. The instrumentation feels like a carnival or orchestral ... read more

a bloated mess

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If you ever have an argument that you think Queen is the most overrated artist of all time, all projects including this and after this projects are solid arguments.

After his big commercial debut with 2014 Forest Hills Drive, Cole locks in in studio sessions and eventually drops his best project to date -- his best flows, no dated production, and no bloat. Just pure rap. This is by far my favorite Cole project by a while and for good reason, and it is by coincidence his most jazz-oriented project to date. Coincidence, I think not!

This new nearly 2 hour long project by J Cole is a great final project, probably one of the best final projects ever in music, if it wasn't SO LONG. Seriously, when you are shipping physical sales with as much vinyl records in one package as Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, you know that you bloated the hell out of it. The project is still great, but sadly falls sort because of its long length, especially in the second half of the project.

The one project that Kenrick drops after the beef with Drake is a little side project basically blaming everyone. Fitting for a Kendrick album, and the most overhated in his catalog.

The Queen of Pop is in her lowest state emotionally, and facing heavy criticism throughout her shaving her head, yet she gives us the Bible of Electropop that makes every song a hit in their own way compared to her other albums.

He somehow made an amazing rage project EVEN BETTER?? Protect this kid at all costs, make sure he has an acclaimed career and MAKE SURE OF IT.

My favourite and the internet's favourite rage/digicore project ever conceived, not even Carti could compete -- and at 19 YEARS OLD!??

self explanitory

Though judged as being heavily bloated, Biggie's last non-posthumous album really has some shining moments and some moments in the darkness with how bad they can be, like the fan-hated "Playa Hater" and honestly over-hated bop "Nasty Boy". Most of the low moments are in the second and more inconsistent second half but it still has its best moments, and honestly one of the best in his catalog like "Kick In The Door", "Hypnotize", "I Love The ... read more

A nice and joyful hip hop album that acts as a successor to the previous legendary Wu Tang project named 36 Chambers, as Raekwon sets on his own path with this project. Many banger on this project, many memorable flows, just has some filler in there that feels like overflowing a roast with fat.

The Queen of Pop finally gives the album that we want after dropping two mid ass albums and does as well in the dance influence like she made Vogue II. This album feels like a venture of the electronic scene of the time and feels really polished in style, rather than the raw-ness of her previous two albums. The main concept of this album being a "non-stop dance party", and people called it a new concept but it has been seen another time earlier in her career with Erotica, and sadly, I ... read more

Insanely obnoxious and immature about letting your emotions just get you to dark places. The voices sound like they inhailed crack cocaine, the instruments just sound high out of their mind, and all of those elements are blasting in your little face. No, this is way worse than Blue.

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