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Every Must-Hear Album #50
One of the greatest instrumental albums ever.

So incredibly mid.

Pretty overhyped.

Lots of great songs on here and some of mid ones. Looking forward to their next album.

Definitely all over the place, but fun listen.

One of the best indie projects out there. The production isn't the greatest, but it adds to the charm.

What can I say, this is a perfect album.

The R&B/funk/soul vibe is consistently amazing throughout the whole album. "California" though, is a trash song.

I'm not really getting the hype. The beats were amazing, but the singing/rapping, not it.

It was an interesting listen. While Baby Keem is very versatile on this album, he misses the mark on songs like "MY EX" and "BULLIES", but holy crap does "STATS" go crazy.

You can just put this album on and drift away. This is easily one of the greatest instrumental works of all time.

On Yeezus, the electro-industrial sound REALLY WORKS. I love how experimental the sound is and how Kanye took a big leap outside his usual style to make this.

This album is all over the place...and I love it! The samples and the beat switches, AMAZING. Truly a masterpiece from Beck.

BEST SONG: Where It's At
WORST SONG: Derelict
MOST UNDERRATED: High 5 (Rock The Catskills)

This album starts off strong with "Ugly Brunette" and "July 5th", but doesn't really go anywhere after that. Some of the best songs on this album are instrumental, and I think I would enjoy a fully instrumental album by them, but these songs don't really mix well with the other tracks on this album. Some songs start off weak, then pick up, then drop off again. It's a very unique album I wish was a little better.

BEST SONG: Ugly Brunette
WORST SONG: Spaceman
MOST UNDERRATED: ... read more

This album probaly has the biggest impact on my taste in music. Most people say The Beatles, I say the goat Herman himself. This album is a true 60s gem. Herman's Hermits are easily one of the most underrated bands of the 60s. They can smoothly bounce from a calm/sad song to an energetic bop. Criminally underrated performances on this album. (Some future Led Zeppelin members on here)

I came into this album only hearing the songs "Blondie" and "New Flesh", but I was pleasantly surprised by this album. The guitar and beats throughout this album, while repetitive, help fuse the tone and lyrics together really well. One of my only real complaints is that the singing is very muffled throughout the whole album, which is annoying to listen to.

BEST SONG: Blondie
WORST SONG: Strange Life
MOST UNDERRATED: My Blood

Musically, this thing is all over the place, which isn't necessarily bad. It does fall short on songs like "Pain = BESTFRIEND" and "schizophrenia", but songs like "Infinity (888)" and "Floor 555" are both very unique tracks that help this album spread it's creativity. Sure this album isn't for everyone, but don't get distracted by the uptight reviewers who don't like it because it isn't named " To ? A Butterfly". ... read more

Easily one of the best albums to come out of the SoundCloud Era. The emo/lo-fi vibe the album has is incredible. The Shiloh Dynasty samples on this album make me float.

"Within You Without You" is just a mid song. Besides that, this album holds strong, one of the best of the decade. I'm still giving this an 100 though.

BEST SONG: With A Little Help From My Friends
WORST SONG: Within You Without You
MOST UNDERRATED: Fixing A Hole