Still working that Kanye magic but to a lower level this time. Many great songs like Champion, Barry Bonds and Can't Tell Me Nothing.

Bold tracklist, consistent, robotic, very good.

I still listen to it to this day. It casually takes you through a blue-neon funky tracklist and for 50 minutes it doesn't let you breath.

Very copy-pasted from the first record.

One of Jorge Ben's best records, always buried by the popularity of others.

A record always in movement. It emphazises the best aspects of Mingus' composition. Let my children hear Mingus.

Mid Davis

'Nights' is rightfully considered Frank Ocean's best song, and I love the aesthetic of the record. That being said, it's also quite paused and uneventful at times.

All posture, no style. I love Zappa but this record has always been puzzling to me, because the music is very sub-par.

Undeniably bloated and tiring (some good songs like Unbreakable and You Rock My World).

Wild and brave, for a band to go this dark early on in the 60s. Rolling Stones pre-date The Doors as the first band to put a track over 10 minutes long into a mainstream rock n roll release.

The record is messed up. Both tracks are sub-divided into 2 or 3 rhythms that the backing band switch for no reason. Where's the connection? Why aren't these different tracks? Why is Miles playing over his old music?

Full of detours and wtf moments. Too long-ass, for its detriment. Great songs ocasionally like the opener, Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1, and No More Parties in LA.

A middle-of-the-road record to transition in between two classic Clash albums.

Great debut for a young artist. I hope he makes it.

It has a couple of good songs but there's also stinkers like Kiss Kiss Kiss in between and the ending is disappointing too.

It was perfect. Perfect. Everything, down to the last minute details.

It's agressive but non of its production or structuring impresses me. Song-lengths can go up to 6 minutes with no interesting concept being developed. My favorite track is Da Mystery of Chessboxin' because of ODB's verse, but even that track has an annoyingly high snare mastering.

An odd coincidence of tracks from the Beatles that I really don't like. I'd be off better naming the tracks I do like:
I Should Have Known Better
If I Fell
And I Love Her
Tell Me Why

Some good tracks but not much more of note.