Beff Juckley, gat damn

Faya

Don't know a lot about baby keem, but not bad.

Ruff ryder, rip

Geen brol zou ik zeggen

I think it's time we blow this scene.. Great show and a very different, cool approach to jazz!

I & I

Not the biggest fan, but enjoyable.

Crazy how David Bowie stands under Kanye West.. Of course a max score for Ziggy Stardust!!!

Join the club

Past perfect bij het mooie weer vandaag

The fall-off is an ode to his whole career addressing past and current affairs. It also feels like an ode to hip hop with his own takes on Outkast, Common, mobb deep and DMX for example, to Cole taking the perspective of Biggie on 'What if' which could also be interpreted as an allegory to the recent beef he stepped out of, because Kendrick uses the perspective of 2pac a lot. Soo a lot of interesting concepts existing in this classic J.Cole bubble and a fun first listen and will come ... read more

Special and interesting LP from a special and interesting man

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Not bad, but nothing new or special.

Not bad, but not as convincing compared to some of his other works.

Different but good

Bob Marley will never be out of the rotation.

This goes from Jazz, to reggae/dub, to rap and samba. The first song even gave hints of Fela Kuti and that's why this LP had a very unique, but diverse ring to it. I have to do some research to understand what the main focus is when it comes to his lyrics, but musically this is very well and cool executed!

This is a lot to take in at 9 in the morning and I will say that maybe I expected a little more after the 8 year wait, but I really think this LP will only improve over time. The features were ok, nothing too crazy and I expected more Cloud/psychedelia type of songs, but there are some cool, experimental songs like ROBBERY or PUNK ROCKY. Overall solid, but not at the same level as his older works imo. So this is my first impression and I will definitely listen more and come back to this.