Wankery at it's finest

This album presents us with the ramblings of a grieving man, and while it's a very somber and interesting look at how a person mourns in their own way, musically there's not a whole lot to get a hold of here. Perhaps that suits the subject of the record, but for myself I would have liked to see the emotions expressed through words come through in the instrumentation and little less subtle.

Finally a coherent peggy album, and it's glorious!!

Bit too much flatulence across the middle of the record, but the cheeks are solid

The song writing is good, but there are some weird vocal effects going on on several tracks here that are just extremely antithetical to the pure sound of the rest of the album

It's no exaggeration to say JID saved this album. Up until Fuel around the midpoint of the record, this was looking like another extremely disappointing chapter in Eminem's fading career. However, JID's performance was so far above everything that came before, and set the pace for a backend packed with highlights and one or two Shady all timers.

Really really underwhelming. The Clairo formula is growing tired, time for her to evolve or see her Charm fade

Doesn't quite sustain the highs, but still an extremely fun listen start to finish

Apart from the obvious low points around the middle of the record, this is a very solid album from Taylor and a big step towards making her the superstar that she is today

Tennis Court is a classic, but Swingin Party just isn't very good and you can see why it was left off the record

There are some real highlights on here, but so much of it is clearly the work of an amateur yet unsure of his sound and where he wants to take his music

First four tracks are smooth boom bap perfection, but after that we are treated to awkward flow after awkward flow in an altogether less smooth experience. There's still value to be had in the remaining tracks, but it's a real let down compared to where the album looked like it was heading

Started strong but really tailed off towards the end

Musically solid and full of intrigue, but there's very little to engage with here on more than a surface level.

fun album, though it doesn't all work

Massively bloated and struggles to maintain it's quality on the back end, but there's still a lot to offer here

It's very amateurish, but it's a lot of fun

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Grows from strength to strength

Makes for good background noise barring a few highlights