I've never understood the hate on Let It Be. It's an amazing album that's superior to all of their pre-Rubber Soul albums, and Sgt. Pepper's.

An absolutely stellar and revolutionary album that's matched in its popularity, Revolver is a wonderous album, with the tiny exception of Good Day Sunshine, which may drag on for some who aren't in the mood.

A flawless album that's only rivaled by the band's other perfect album, Revolver. It's a perfect mixture of somber, heart warming, funny, and bittersweet emotions that's only amplified in its iconic "Abbey Road Medley." It's the last wave of an old friend who you'll be seeing for the last time, and it's excellent through and through.

A near perfect, fun album to listen to. Its lyricism isn't profound, nor is its general sound. It isn't seeking to create something new or to revolutionize a genre. Green Day did what they knew to be good and reliable, and they did it excellently.

Kanye's attempt at being groundbreaking just blends into the current industrial era it was born out of. It's groundbreaking for his discography, but not for music. And in this grand experimentation, every other aspect is dumbed down, such as themes, messaging, storytelling, and lyrical wordplay. Anyone can take a terrible lyric and interpret it as something intellectual, but it's difficult to do such a thing for most of this album's contents. All in all, it's still fun ... read more

VULTURES 2 is like post nut clarity for Kanye fans.

Extremely solid pop-rap.

This is without a shadow of a doubt one of the greatest Hip-Hop albums of all time. Beyond what it's done for music in regards to revolutionizing the genre and paving a new direction for all then current and future rappers, the music on this LP is just incredibly solid.
When you first begin listening, you're introduced to the first skit, which never disappoint with each consecutive one. They're the only skits I've actually laughed at, and they give the album a lot of ... read more