Super danceable and mystical, Bowie's airy and toned voice makes such a smooth experience, and it combines magically with the funky instrumentation. TVC 15 just drags a bit.

It's just so unbelievably soulful and inspirational, every song makes me want to explore the very ends of our galaxy. Also very cinematic, with a super strong concept and just crazy influence everywhere.

Only the most revolutionary piano rock album of the '70s... and the career turning point of the greatest rock artist to ever walk this earth.

Absolutely classic experimental hip hop record, this album feels like the beginning of a grueling slow burn of horrid emotions. It's just that the tracklist weakens a bit towards the end.

Super fun, energetic, and light rage album. Feels super airy, it's a nice contrast from the current extreme post-rage scene.

If one had to define "transcendentally classic" with one album, it would be this.

Actually life-changing, it's just genuinely flawless front to back. You can have immeasurable amounts of fun with this album any day, and Exhibit Based is simply the uncontested greatest song to ever be conceived.

Being Lil B's most iconic mixtape to this day due to those first two songs, 6 Kiss is a great showing of Lil B's diversity from swaggy cloud rap to conscious hip hop. Most of the middle is filler, yet this mixtape manages to hold up as a staple in Lil B's career.

Unique, psychotic, and weirdly addictive. Rise to the top, 2slimey 🙏

Passionate singing, depressive concept and just iconic songs front to back. The ultimate emo album that isn't really an emo album.

Genuinely one of the most focused and hard-hitting mixtapes ever. About what you would except from a Gucci and Sosa collab.

Mass Appeal just keeps delivering this year with the East Coast Hip Hop/Boom Bap, and dare I say this Big L release is the best of them all. There were a number of nasty sample flips all over the album, Big L rapping at top form, the legendary 7 minute freestyle put on streaming, and amazing features (especially Mac Miller). Mass Appeal is really doing something special for 2025 hip hop.

This album is so horrible and entertaining, there's really nothing like it.

This is definitely Uzi's best project. They go so many different directions, including metal, rage, and pop rap, making for a very exciting record the whole way through. It's a whole ethereal album experience, never losing momentum for a whole 87 minutes, and doing so with four features total. LUV also infects the album with so many fun vocal performances, just really full of energy.

While Havoc severely underperforms at times, while the Alchemist is much past his prime and it show, while disgusting amounts of commercialization show, Infinite still proves to be a solid posthumous album that about does the duo justice.

Really boring, repetitive songwriting, repetitive production, just not of that much value to me.

Some Rap Songs is an insanely depressing and introspective album with some of the best abstract flows with visceral vocal chops that perfectly encapsulate the trapped feelings Earl was experiencing at the time.

I'm not sure how I feel about the vocals, but I absolutely adore the orchestral production and writing.

Basic but insanely diverse and intoxicating rage album, guarantee this is going to be a defining moment for mainstream music in a few years.

Godspeed shows a little bit more of their side of anger, but unfortunately it gets traded for the songs getting more repetitive and less detailed.