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Very impressive, ambitious, and beautiful, but also a bit boring: this album is the musical equivalent of admiring a classical sculpture in an art exhibit. Sure, it's expertly crafted, technically artistic, and a remarkable demonstration of the kind of beauty humans can create with the medium, but honestly, I already forgot about it on my way home listening to something else.
The 2nd Law from Supremacy to Explorers: 8/10
The 2nd Law after Explorers: 4/10
Total Average: 6/10
First Neil Young album outside of Déjà Vu when he was with Crosby, Stills, and Nash, and I gotta say, this is a very average 70s folk rock album to me. There’s electric country guitars, dusty harmonies, and a soft-spoken white guy singing about girls and road trips. It’s the Eagles without the flair or the talent (Young even sounds just like Glen Frey to me in a couple tracks). Don’t think I’m gonna give this one another listen, to be honest. Might try the ... read more
Offensively boring and uninspired pop metal. Spent most of the album watching the clock waiting for it to end.
Initial reaction: no skips. Great bars, beats, flow, and features. First JID album for me, but I’m definitely checking out the rest of his music after this. Straight heat 🔥
Favorite Tracks: Glory, Community, VCRs
Least Favorite Track: None
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