An album you only listen to when completing a discography; Not to say it's not a fun time.

1. What the hell
2. Why is it really good

QWERTY

A less interesting and slightly disappointing LPU, albeit still a great time.

Something nobody would have expected to be great turned out amazing.

Wall-to-wall fun with a band not known for its easy listening.

A fun look into the more obscure parts of the band.

While it lacks in some aspects, you can tell the band was going to grow into an amazing artist.

A beautiful, emotional, diverse, absolutely astonishing work of art.

A follow-up to one of the best rap albums ever made with less variety and more interesting production.

An ambitious, experimental album turned out to be the perfect fit for such a unique voice and production style.

You would think that Pusha T and Malice would be a bit rusty or have lost chemistry with each other after so long, but that is hastily disproven on this project.

While it may be a disappointing follow-up to Rodeo, Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight is still a good project that is frequently overlooked.

An honestly great album that shows off the potential Roddy Ricch had.

An album stuck in its time period still manages to be amazing over 15 years later.

A short EP that drags on for ages due to it really having nothing good about it except for the very slightly above average rapping ability. However, this is mostly ruined by the lyrics.

A beautiful album with astonishing production that conveys a new message every time you hear it.

An album with the occasional great instrumental falls short with atrocious lyrics and subpar rapping, something you don't frequently get from Eminem.

A fantastic standout in a genre not known for having such amazing albums.

Another near-flawless addition to Travis' already astounding collection of trap classics.