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Re-reviewing Westside Gunn Part 24: Hitler Wears Hermes 8: Side B

By far his best effort to date and it still isn't close, this is a milestone in both Griselda and Boom Bap as a whole.

Hitler Wears Hermes 8: Side B is an hour of hit after hit after hit with little to no skips depending on who you are, it features some of the best production and verses of his whole career with the features to back it up. Beats go from luxury and borderline offensively rich sounding to dark, dusty and ... read more

Listened to this with good friend @Kinraa

As a not-so-experienced listener of Metal and even lesser so of Sludge, I still found this album to be interesting in both its drum patterns, riffs and gravelly vocals. It consistently keeps up this sinister air that doesn't get too stale despite its 50 minute runtime (even though almost 10 minutes of that is taken up by the 2 interludes on the album)

Speaking of interludes, I'm not too sure what the meaning of Disturbance is and I'm ... read more

Alright, I'm back here with a better understanding of Earl, both as a person and as a rapper and producer. I think I was a little too harsh on this album the first time around but it was also within the first like 50 or so albums I'd ever listened to so cut me some slack, yeah?

Alright, so the absolute worst part of this review is that even though its been around 3 years since I first listened to this and I've grown and changed, I still don't fully understand the insane ... read more

Yeah, this is probably the weakest Queen album (Unless Made In Heaven is terrible) but I don't really think this should be as low as 54

Hot Space, as a Queen album, is pretty unremarkable. It features some pretty forgettable songs and some of their most boring production across their discography but there are cracks of good music and there's more good than bad on here, obviously Body Language is pretty atrocious but on the other hand, I thought Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of ... read more