It's a freedom in admitting it's not gonna get better

Somehow never rated this

I been wondering the same thing nearly every day

Very much enjoy this and sort of feels like a precursor to Virtue.

Whole album is harboring this deep melancholic sadness to it that none of their other albums really have and even ends with arguably their saddest song.

I must’ve been smoking crack when I gave this a 65. Also if you hate Octopus’s Garden I’m just going to assume you hate fun.

The absolute heart and soul Dilla put into this album is so infectious. RIP Great.

2nd half much better

St. Elmo so good

This dude sounds like he’s being ripped apart by demons.
(Been playing Doom: The Dark Ages lol)

Dragon New Warm Mountain is one of my favorites of the whole decade and had really high expectations for this but idk it was just kinda boring to me. I’ll relisten to this at some point but I haven’t returned since the release.

His music was way too good for him to be gone so early, shit sucks

Danny is EASILY the best part about this album with some very personal verses but some of these features are genuinely terrible.

Only found this album because it was on “Heavy Metal by Cameron Winter fans also like” tab on my Apple Music homepage

This has grown to be one of my favorite Elliott albums, some of his best songs are on this. This and Circles are probably my top 2 posthumous albums

Not my thing, feel like I’m 80 trying to fit in by listening to the new kids music.

This and Songs of a Lost World are probably the 2 best comeback albums ever. Both albums capture their older work perfectly while also bringing it to a new generation without lazily rehashing old concepts. RIP Phife

Really consistent aside from What We On & No Boo

Someone give Cameron the keys to the city atp

This album is 80 minutes but feels like 50. I love her lyrics on this.