AOTY user's favorite albums #3

Madvillainy, the collaborative album by MF DOOM and Madlib, stands as a cornerstone of hip-hop's underground landscape. Released in 2004, it continues to captivate listeners with its unparalleled artistry and unmatched ingenuity. A sonic voyage that stretches the boundaries of traditional rap, Madvillainy is a mosaic of skillful lyricism, innovative production, and an idiosyncratic approach that leaves a lasting impact.

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AOTY user's favorite albums #2

"OK Computer" is a groundbreaking and influential album by the British rock band Radiohead. Released in 1997, it marked a significant departure from their previous guitar-driven sound and showcased a more experimental and introspective approach to music-making. With its intricate compositions, thought-provoking lyrics, and sonic exploration, "OK Computer" remains a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate listeners.

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Reviewing the AOTY user's favorite albums #1

"To Pimp a Butterfly" is an exceptional album that showcases Kendrick Lamar's incredible artistry, lyrical prowess, and thought-provoking storytelling. Released in 2015, this masterpiece solidified Lamar's status as one of the most influential and innovative hip-hop artists of our time. The album's fusion of jazz, funk, and soul with conscious rap lyrics creates a rich and immersive sonic experience that captivates listeners from start to ... read more

The definition of well executed jazz rap

Simple but efficient

More than 15 years after his initial success, Charles Mingus still surprises us with well developped and embellished landscapes depicted by his masterful vision and musical talent.

Wow! What a discovery this is! I'll listen to their other music because it must be as good! Spoiler Alert!! It's not

Kendrick’s best album I feel like it’s his meditative view of the world after the rage of TPAB and it’s beautiful and calming.

Edit: I was wrong

This is an incredible step forward for Quadeca that solidifies him as a full blown artist and not a youtube rapper as he was referenced before. Everyone knew he was capable of making an amazing song with sisyphus but it took everyone off guard when he translated his talent into a cohesive concept album about himself being a ghost leaving with him behind a scenic yet haunted sound that meshed perfectly with the theme and showed us his incredible creativity. It made me think a lot about Flower ... read more

Smashing pumpkins discography #1 - Gish

Just started listening to this band with their debut album and I need to say that this was fucking incredible like reaaly good. It's such a lo-fi but at the same time really strong record. The vocals are great, riffs are catchy what can't you not like about it.

Bro got me in my feelings but it’s an overrated album sorry

Incredible I genuinely have no words for it.

One of the best collective of all-time and I'm not exaggerating. They fucking made 3 albums in three years and all of them are absolute masterpieces. Live at bush hall is the brand new and shiny one and the only one without Isaac which is honestly my biggest ick with this album, the vocals are pretty good even really good, but... It can't compete with Isaac's weird and curious voice and delivery mixed with a strong british accent. Otherwise It's marvelous, grandiose and beautiful album.

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What happens when you put a experimental hip-hop upcoming legend with a psychedelic hip-hop master? It gives this fucked and weird sound that even I can't understand why I like it. That's probably why I like it so much.

Wow I'm at a loss for words but it was good like really good like I felt emotions like a lot of them

I find it funny how everyone remember about 2016 espiecially for the soundcloud rappers and XXL cyphers when you had Danny Brown releasing a litteral masterpiece of an psychedelic rap album that just show you how rap us versatile and great. 2016 AOTY without a doubt and ahould be a more famous 2016 music highlight than anything else.

I mean it's alright
- EDP "cupcake enjoyer" 345

Eminem is eminem even if he's way worse than before but his best post 2010 album and it's not a debate.

I mean it's a good trap album but miss new ideas.

When even kendrick sounds bad on this album I think it's a decent flop even with some of it's good cuts. Anyway OVERRATED