The best Death Grips record features a lot of great cuts that end up being the group's best. There was a lot to like on this record, with the incredibly fun Get Got, the intense banger of Hacker, and the heavy instrumental of System Blower, and several others including Hustle Bones and Bitch Please. All in all, this is a fantastic record and is definitely worth listening to.

A very interesting collection of tracks that ends up creating a good record. There isn't really any stand out track, other than the intro being titled You Might Think He Love You for Your Money but I Know What He Really Loves You for It's Your Brand New Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat, but the album is really solid, similar to Year Of The Snitch. I would say that this album is worth a listen.

A great record with only a few hiccups altogether. Really liked Billy Not Really and On GP, some really nice bangers that can get you hyped no matter the setting. The rest of this project is pretty solid, so I would say that this is worth your time.

Another good album in the Death Grips discography, this album offers a few more highlight tracks than Year Of The Snitch. Featuring two of my favorites, Base Rattle Stars Out The Sky and World of Dogs, this album has a slightly better replay value than albums like Year Of The Snitch and Bottomless Pit, but fall short of the heights that The Money Store and The Powers That B do. Overall, this album is worth a listen.

A good album with a very consistent quality throughout the record. Although there isn't really any song that truly stands out, the album features a lot of good songs that naturally lead to a positive outlook on the project as a whole. This album is worth a listen, even though it may be jarring considering how different Death Grips music is.

A decent record, even though in my opinion this is the worst that Death Grips has to offer. Giving Bad People Good Ideas is a cut that I personally liked a lot, and the rest of this album is decent. Not a whole lot to say about the record other than that. I would listen to this if you are a Death Grips fan.

My favorite 2Pac record, featuring a lot of his classic songs like Ambitionz Az a Ridah. This album was his longest record, and simultaneously his best. The long length only works because of the talent and ability of Pac, as this is more than likely the peak of Pac's career artistically. Given how fast he improved, it only makes you wonder what could've been if he was allowed to stay alive. Regardless, this a fantastic album that is more than worth your time.

My personal favorite 2Pac posthumous album. Ballad Of A Dead Soulja is my favorite track off of this record, as the intensity of the song matches Pac's glory days. I really think that this is a fantastic album that is absolutely worth listening to.

An inspiring album coming just before his death, this project ends up being a fantastic record that showcases Pac's improvement over a short period of time. Me Against the World is probably my favorite song off of the record, love the hook on this one, and Pac's verses are on another level. Other than that, the rest of the tracks (Dear Mama was another really good track) were really solid, leading to a fantastic record that is definitely worth listening to.

A great record that wastes absolutely no time getting into bangers. Right off the bat the intro sets the tone for the record, and the rest of the record follows suit. This is a very solid record with a good mix of intense rapping from Pac and hardcore beats from people like Akshun. This record is worth your time.

2Pac's first album following his death comes out as a great record that lives as a good representation of who Pac was. There isn't really any standout track in my opinion, but the record is just solid all the way through with very few hiccups. Overall, this album is worth a listen.

A great album that I think people have over hated. I felt like Pac's Life (the song) was a really great cut off of this record, and personally, I thought the rest of the album held up pretty well overall. I would recommend listening to this album for yourself.

A good posthumous album that overall lives up to Pac's legacy. Thugz Mansion with Nas may be my personal favorite Pac song ever, I love the feel of that song in the context of this album. Other than that, this album is pretty solid the rest of the way, so I would say that this album is worth listening to.

A solid debut album for an artist who would offer much more in the future. This comes out as a decent project, with Part Time Mutha and Brenda's Got a Baby standing out as great tracks. I can say that I enjoyed this early Pac project, and that it is worth the listen if you are a previous 2Pac fan.

An interesting soundtrack, even though it's relatively an average project for me. I can't really speak on how it fits into the actual motion picture, as I haven't seen the movie, but I can speak on it from a musical standpoint and say that this record is ultimately average, in my opinion. I can't recommend this album to those who haven't liked 2Pac in the past.

A relatively average project from two of Pac's disciples. Not a whole lot to say about this record, but Leave The Past Behind is definitely the stand out track of this one. I wouldn't necessary recommend listening to this one, but those who have liked artists like 2Pac may find enjoyment in a record like this.

Though there are some great cuts on here, like Don't You Trust Me, overall, this project comes off as more average all together. There are a few songs on here that don't even sound like Pac is even really rapping, as if they used AI like Drake. Overall, unless you are a 2Pac fan, I wouldn't recommend listening to this album.

Another step in the right direction for Lil Tecca, Plan A ends up being a good record that came as a slight surprise for me. 4U and D1 were my personal favorites from this album, but I was definitely surprised by the overall quality of the album. I can confidently say that I am looking forward to the next Lil Tecca project. I would recommend listening to this record.

A decent record that sees some more improvement from Lil Tecca, which he desperately needed after three projects that ranged from mediocre to average. 500lbs and Monday to Sunday are two of the highlight tracks of this album, and after that, there isn't a ton to write home about. I'd recommend listening to this if you have liked Lil Tecca in the past.

Another mixed bag of songs here, Virgo World lacks a major hit, but also stays away from a major miss, leading to a consistently average record. Nothing particularly memorable about this record, for better or for worse. This wouldn't be worth a listen unless you have liked Lil Tecca in the past.