Very good record if you want just straight up good rap, easy listening pretty much and I enjoyed each track
Lot of classic tracks on this too
this is just brainrot, I thought they would make something interesting out of it no this is just terrible please don't listen to this
king on a budget would've kind of barely went hard if it wasn't the exact same track though so +2 points for that
amazing storytelling on this track, really felt when he broke the diamond with the stone pickaxe
(Last album of 100 albums in 100 days) This was a great one to end on. This is an very well put together and unique prog rock album, with lots of creative ideas throughout.
Couldn't find something I didn't like about this even if I wanted to. Lives up to the hype
Rerated to 95 on Jan 27 2024
wtf i didn't know this was good nobody talks about this album
I'm a big fan of the features and samples throughout this LP, production is really good too.
I didn't expect to like this as much as I did. Big fan of the experimentalism and unique ideas throughout this album, and its executed so well.
Decent, some tracks aren't so good but as a whole it's definitely not bad. I do think if the ideas in the album were executed better, it could've been a really unique album
I liked it
Some of the songs are kind of ass but I think the really good ones (ex: What Was I Made For) outweigh them. The rest are all pretty decent tracks so yeah
The difference is so subtle from the original, this is basically just Brain Damage.
Every track on this is playlist worthy, and Holy Wars is pretty much a perfect thrash metal song. Extremely good.
minus points for Dawn Patrol though, it wasn't nearly to the same standard as the other tracks.
Didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did. Lots of great tracks on this LP.
Incredible experience to listen to for the first time, extremely highly recommend, everyone should listen to this once. (Also Moonchild is good)
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On homuli's review of Casiopea - TRUE BLUE
"all love bro but jazz fusion is not always about constant improvisation (if you want that just look at miles davis and similar artists), but when it comes to this style of jazz fusion the "jazz" comes from the complex harmonies, structure and improvised solos, not necessarily improvisation through the main themes of each piece. i don't think its as good as casiopeas other work but to even claim that casiopea in general is soulless is absurd considering the immense virtuosity of the earlier lineups; tears of the star is one of the most heart wrenching instrumentals ever recorded, and fightman from the casiopea vs t-square concert is full of personality and powerful energy. thats my 2 cents tho"
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