MAN
classic.

best part of this album is that it ends

You mfs need HELP

It's elite. I knew this before relistening to it for this review.
It's one of the greatest rap albums ever produced, it's hard to top this.
Edit: happy 18th!, this is a perfect album 94 -> 100

It's not incredible.
But that's okay. I still enjoyed listening to it, and will probably come back to this record at least once more. We need the "mediocre" albums to amplify the great albums and drag down the bad albums.

Nothing short of incredible, slightly disappointed, but this is still an incredible record. You are not ready for BIG SHOT.

"I said I do this for my culture"
Nuff said

where tf is aoty getting those other tracks from this bitch has 9 tracks in total
its still pretty good tho

It was good, I probably won't come back to it, but it was an enjoyable experience all the way through.

Incredible album, with many high points.
Definitely gets me hype.

One word: Gets me turnt

I'm not over this album, and I don't think I ever will be. All of these tracks, but especially the last two, Ghost Town and Violent Crimes, Just fill me with memories of a past life that I can't go back too.
If I could give this higher then a 100, I would.

Wow. Revolutionary piece of music and it's easy to see why even 15 years later.

There are very little works of music that I can say genuinely effected me the whole way through. This is one of them. Something about the highs and lows of the piano speaks to me and describes an emotional journey, something that all humans can relate too. Now, this is not to say that everybody listening has the same experience and will feel the same thing, this is just mine, but to me this album takes me back through the journey of missing the state track meet by a few seconds, after having a ... read more

goldfish is ASS (thats not why i rated this a 71)

When we talk about influential works of art, the Shakespears, The Mona Lisas, and the Great Gatsbys, Mr Morale & The Big Steppers, in my opinion, is right up there with them. Over the 73 minutes that this album spans, Kendrick Lamar takes us on a journey through his healing process, from cheating on his wife who he loves dearly, to confession, to healing through it together, this is truly an album for the ages. I am not afraid to say, and I mean this literally, that this is one of the ... read more

Eh. You were not kidding when you said this was your worse work. It not awful, but ur newer shit is def better. hellrain is my favorite song on this album and its not even close.

I HATE THE INTERNET was better but this is still fire.

Yea, this is fire. Consistent vibe through the whole thing with a few high points.

That was surprisingly good. Great mix of calmness and more upbeat moments. Aura and hype moments fr.