Makes sense why people call this album the album of the decade since it's probably one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever made: the energy, storytelling, flows and emotion. So new yet it's already a classic

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Oh my God, NOW I get it why it's called one of the greatest albums of all time. Loved every minute of it and to the ones who haven't listened to it, do it right now

I've heard lots of positive things about this album and I get why: this is truly an amazing album. An honest and vulnerable album about his past, present and future life with great lyricism and great beats

Call me The Weeknd glazer - Idgaf. His vocals, storytelling, emotion and vibes are way beyond on point. This album is the reason why I love listening to him

ok, wtf. x legit said "you are about to experience my deepest and darkest thoughts, this is an album only dedicated to the people who are strong enough to listen to it"...it's top 10 most streamed spotify hip hop albums of all time and the writing is so limited it's like he couldn't get his thoughts out properly. like yes, he might've dealt with all of that but at least he could've executed it better or been more in depth with his writing instead of making ... read more

Very first album I've heard by Radiohead and it was difficult listening to it and trying to understand it but I enjoyed lots of these tracks

Very unique, love the way that the outro sort of fits the vibe of the album cover. Idioteque almost made me cry lol

this is the equivalent of "How dare you criticize me meanwhile there are mumble rappers? Those kids have nothing on me"

Same case with Slim Shady LP: it's just a bit too edgy and sometimes corny but then again this is the same guy who helped white guys feel more confident and start rapping. one of them being me

Nowadays I wouldn't say I like Eminem as much since to me he'll always be a great rapper to the ones who want to get into rap. So hearing this back when I was trying to be edgy was life-changing. Now? Probably not as much but I get the impact and the influence

what else can I say? Great storytelling, amazing lyricism and it was disappointing to know it didn't win a Grammy. It’s just a perfect album but then again...fuck the Grammys

Definitely an amazing concept of the album and it did age well. Too well…Besides the point, the emotion on some tracks was so heavy I damn near cried. This is actually an amazing album

The reason this isn’t a near perfect album is because there are some skips and I’m talking about the She’s Mine songs: yes, they’re crucial for the story but they kind of are just sort of like interludes. But really, every other track is amazing. Even Foldin’ Clothes which people don’t really talk about: I love its production which reminds me a lot of Radiohead, the sort of chill vibes like you’re just taking a walk and then this song starts playing. ... read more

Listened to it and this album is truly great. I was kind of doubtful it’d be better than 4YEO and while, in my opinion, definitely isn’t, it’s still a great listen: I love the raw emotion, the beats, the storytelling and also just the iconic songs like G.O.M.D., No Role Modelz and Love Yourz. However, that doesn’t mean they’re the best. At first I liked Wet Dreamz but it kinda got a bit awkward for me to listen to

Truly an amazing final album. Not even a quarter into the year and this is already the best album ever: the emotion, the storytelling, the production - it's all amazing
Edit after a month: okay, I was overreacting a bit since now...There are truly a couple misses on that album so that's why I lowered my rating. Still an amazing album
Edit (again): I relistened to it and 4YEO and...Honestly, The Fall Off might be better

A friend recommended this album and it is the second album of Radiohead I've fully listened to and for now it's my favorite
Edit: I listened to the album a bit more and yeah, this album definitely is skipless. I just love how versatile yet not too out of place the tracks are