A g funk classic. Has some iconic tracks on it
Fav tracks: Regulate, This dj, Runnin wit no breaks, And ya dont stop
Solid release with a bit of a different production attempt from Ramona
Fav tracks: Do not disturb, Cigarettes, A while, What to say, Ring ring, Spaceman
Some of the best production hes worked on, just wish it was a bit longer
Fav tracks: Polybius, False swipe, Zzz, Wails, Peel, Visions, Nursing homes terrify me
One of Armand Hammer's best projects. Production is very unique
Fav tracks: Dettol, No days off, Fuhrman tapes, Black garlic, Vx, Vindaloo, Ecomog, Bob barker
Not groundbreaking by any means but a solid effort from the two
Fav tracks: Solarium, Pommelhorse, Parables, Ramesses 2, The eucharist
The start of a crazy run of albums
Fav tracks: High tide, Body of work, The foreigner, Freedman's bureau, Blue dream, The man who would be king, Crocodile tears, Dmca, Duck hunt, Sour grapes
Great production and rapping. An early career W
Fav tracks: Gilgamesh, Redacted, Manteca, Central park, One thousand one nights, Tinseltown, Tumbleweed, Hack, Fools gold, Lucre
Not the most verbose Woods' project but enjoyable either way.
Fav tracks: Lost blocks, The big nothing, Flatlands, Warmachines, Carpetbagger, Born yesterday, Sleep, Dreams come true, Bicycles, African dodger, Dark woods, Good night
Solid collab tape but a bit too short
Fav tracks: Like biggie did, Only one, Cheat the grind
Pretty solid though underwhelming as a Reasonable Doubt follow up
Fav tracks: Intro, Who you wit 2, You must love me
Strangely great production for how early in his career this was. Sounds more like Faces era Mac than it does KIDS.
Fav tracks: Title track, People under the stairs, The scoop on heaven, Pranks 4 players, Boom bap rap
Definitely rough around the edges
Fav tracks: America, The question, Desperado
Frankly a little disappointing. Would've enjoyed this more if it was only Zel.
Fav tracks: Muh that bihh
Is this a bit carried by echoes? yeah, but still great nonetheless
Fav tracks: Echoes, San tropez, One of these days
A bit on the longer side for my tastes, despite the great highs
Fav tracks: In the flesh?, Another brick in the wall pt 1 and 2, Young lust, Hey you
Somehow Floyd was able to follow up WYWH with a second prog rock masterpiece
Fav tracks: Dogs, Pigs, Sheep
A bit overrated, but there's undeniably great highs on here, even if I prefer WYWH
Fav tracks: Breathe, Time, The great gig in the sky, Money, Any colour you like, Us and them
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