Funny enough, this was initially my least favorite out of the Saturation trilogy, but it grew on me over the years so much that it became my favorite out of the three. Every song is insanely memorable and catchy. The production is on par with the other two albums and it's also the highlight on these records. Everyone's performances are great as always, with Ameer Vann bringing out some of my favorite moments in the entirety of Hip-Hop music I've ever listened, dare I say. The album was clear ... read more

Aghh. Pretty disappointing. Sure, there are really fuckin dope moments ehre and there, but overall, this is just really inconsistent and a mess. Some songs have great potential, but the band never bothered to reach that. They've proven themselves in the past, I can only hope that my listen to Ginger is enjoyable.

Favorite Tracks: NEW ORLEANS, TAPE, J'OUVERT (standout), HONEY, VIVID, and TONYA

Least Favorite: THUG LIFE and DISTRICT

After hearing the singles leading up to this record, I was pumped for this album. I haven't listened to a Weeknd project fully before, but I've been a fan of some of his hits (especially Starboy and The Hills), so I came in to this album expecting to be somewhat satisfied, and I exactly got that. Some people say the album is dark because of its lyrical content and themes, but I'd say it's not intriguing to me; if anything, the lyrical content is the least interesting part of this whole record ... read more

Gosh, this was so much fun. From the first song to the last, I never felt bored nor uninterested. I immediately fell in love with this album in first listen, it's so surreal. This was so fun. Fun fun fun. Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Standouts: The World Has Turned And Left Me Here, Buddy Holly, Say It Ain't So, and Only in Dreams.