forgotoeat

A relatively nice listen but you definitely start feeling the length after the seventh 5 minute song with similar instrumentation, songwriting, and vocals.

This would have been a relatively unremarkable Soul album if it came out in the late 60s and it certainly doesn’t get anymore remarkable being 60 years late.

I still had a decent time listening to this, it’s easy to listen to and enjoy but there is nothing creatively interesting about this album. A lot of these nostalgia bait artists just function on doing the bare minimum to fit into a forgone era of music to scratch the itch for people who either haven’t listened to where ... read more

I enjoyed this album but I’m a bit disappointed which is kind of my own doing. I had such high expectations for this album, hoping and predicting it would be his best work yet so I kind of set myself up for failure.

With that being said, this has some of his best songwriting yet and has his lyricism reach new levels. The way he uses metaphor and imagery is really unique in the world of hip-hop and kind of likens back to a forgone era before punch heavy rapping took over. He can paint a ... read more

First Taylor song I’ve genuinely liked for at least 5 years.