Happy Birthday I guess

2.22.22 was where this album should've been left, Digital Nas deserves to be crucified for this.
Favourite Songs: Too Easy, True Love, City Of God, 530, We Did It Kid, Pablo before he put ai on it
Least Favourite Songs: Literally everything else

Sure, why the hell not.

I like this remix, it's nothing crazy but a cute little callback to a funny internet moment. Legendary Lovers alone was a good song and I don't think Keef takes away from that. Not sure if it's something I'll return to much as it feels more like a moment, but a nice song nonetheless.

A solid collection of songs from Freddie Gibbs, beats are nice and rapping is on point as always.
Favourite: Rabbit Mode
Least Favourite: Axxtion

Just skip the song after Ye's verse

One of John Lennon's strongest collection of songs as a solo artist, containing many of his best songs.
Unfortunately, Yoko Ono is here as well

This song is so eerie , Ye sounds genuinely terrifying on this, real Darth Vader vibes. What he did during this time was pretty awful (even if it was nothing compared to what was to come) but some pretty incredible music came out of it

Apparently this is a hot take but I think this is John's best work post Beatles; the soundscapes are beautiful, the tracklist is incredibly strong (even Beef Jerky and Ya Ya don't throw it off too much and I like the Let Me Roll It interpolation), John's lyrics and vocals are super strong in my opinion. I feel like this album is the perfect demonstration of the style and sound of John Lennon's solo music, and the result is beautiful.
#9 Dream is one of the best songs ever ... read more

Splitting with Yoko and writing an album (mostly) about her creates a pretty strong John Lennon project

Undeniable classic, this is a beautifully crafted dance album; best selling of all time for a reason.

Not quite on the level of his work with The Beatles but still an incredibly strong album

I'm probably never returning to do a full a listen of this album because of that intro track but there's some pretty strong Lennon and some decent Yoko Ono performances across the rest of this album, worth listening once I guess

Highlights are Attica State, New York City and Sunday Bloody Sunday, you really don't need to hear the rest

Sax player went crazy on this album

It sounds like Victory Lap

Literally the reason for modern music videos

Paul Wall walked all over this song and the other 2 did great too

Ai sucks

If the collab album is as good as this, I'm firmly strapped in my seat and ready to hear it

Everybody say thank you Bianca for getting him back on the meds and for directing this PEAK music video

The last third of the album needs to be finished, many of the mixes need to be fixed, some songs need new verses. not reviewing until the inevitable updates have happened

Edit: It's been out for a bit with no updates in sight so far, my main complaint for this album is how unfinished it feels 6/10

Thank god this isn't the final version