The production on this project is just really boring and generic and that’s the same problem with the lyrics too. KSI’s flow is either ok at times or just bad. However the record still has a few positives like.......uhhhhhh.........he has a good rapper voice I guess?

While being the worst of in the RTJ trilogy It still packs a serious punch. RTJ 3 is a really frenetic and extremely fun listen from beginning to end. The beats (while not as good as RTJ or RTJ 2) are great and make every bar delivered by EL-P or Killer Mike so much more harder. The lyrics on this album are also great and this is best shown on the track “Thursday In The Danger Room” where the duo raps about death and how it affects people emotionally. The excellent production is ... read more

Random Access Memories is an album that moves away from Daft Punk’s chaotic and quick production to more chill and slow grooves that overall work for the first listen. The problem with this record is that all of the songs sort of just sound the same. They all keep the same mood and the instrumentals between most of the tracks are not that different. Another problem with the record is that listening to it multiple times becomes a chore very quickly. This album is not even close to as ... read more

RTJ 2 is an instant classic. The verses on this record go hard and the beats are freaking flawless. Seriously, I am not able to find a single problem with EL-P’s production on the entire duration of this thing. Killer Mike on this album goes the hardest he’s ever been and the chemistry between the two is once again spectacular. RTJ 2 is what every sequel should aspire to be. It improves upon RTJ in every way possible. It’s faster, it’s harder, and it’s darker. The ... read more