peak fusion! and my favorite part of the whole record is guthrie's ability to go hard on the guitar while also sometimes going the soft, maybe even a little emotional route. It's a versatile showcase of guthrie's guitar skillwork.

the black saint and the sinner lady solos just letting ya'll know

a cumlation of alex bloom's career has very high expectations but falls a little short as an average indie rock track. hopefully this album fares better.

this album redefined west coast hip hop, had picture perfect production up there with liquid swords and illmatic (maybe), and contained incredible songwriting. if that's not a 100, I don't know what is. it also happens to be underground so shoutout them I guess

I actually had to add this album myself for some reason, but this is a perfect display of what a tribute should be. brilliant from the start, and a satisfying finish. one of miles' most underrated albums.

reminsicent of the black saint and the sinner lady, this is miles davis and jazz's take on the atmosphere found in LYSFLATH. and it's amazing.

album of the year glazing like usual. besides some very special moments, this album is your standard jazz release.

dude what is up with the hate on this, I love MOST of the songs. one of the best post humous releases I've heard in a while

the average, expected preview of back to black.

ballonerism is a nearly perfect post humous release that sees him trying new genres and new artistic approaches

in circles

swimming

from the lyrcism and heartfelt creativity on C.R.E.A.M. to the aggressiveness on bring da ruckus, enter the wu tang is the pinnacle of 90s hip hop

very interesting vocal performances that prove you don't need a beat to make a really good album. every single song on here displays buckley's ability to sing great and not throw on a quality beat and lazily mumble. jeff is very talented, so sad he had to leave. R.I.P.

it sounds great, and the songs hold even more importance as time goes on an on. one of the best projects of the 2020s

for some reason westside gunn dropped a good project??

there's a good reason this was left off of tpab

It's certainly something

Where's the hate coming from? I very much liked this. I don't see myself chasing after any more records from these two though, not the best quality honestly which is a huge part of atmosphere in Jazz.

:)

R.I.P. Roy Ayers. This sounds incredible.