They came back like they weren't finished, and made another future classic.

Killer synth work and drums on a breakup album. This album is sonic bliss.

Relentlessly mean and endlessly quotable. Seriously, every bar in this song's nearly 6 and a half minute breadth is either pure hatred or an insane reference.

Not my favorite Kendrick album, but it's still pretty damn great.

Every song is in some way a masterpiece. No fake deep here, it digs in.

Some absolute hits on this record, but it's departure from a more consistent and focused sound defining it feels odd for Kendrick.

An iconic, obnoxiously widespread image of an album cover that beholds a fantastic album. This album is a pillar to psychedelic music.

An underrepresented, underappreciated, underrated masterpiece.

A template for better. Half of it is, at least.

Fantano recommended something, and I enjoyed it a lot. Electronic music done in a dark, Gothic way that isn't overblown.

Literally a movie conveyed through audio. Unbelievable, and this was only his sophomore album.

A must listen for trap albums. This is the pinnacle. The production is consistently top shelf and beyond anything else, these songs have room to breathe and express ideas on 4-5 min plus tracks.

An album containing mostly excellent production but only mostly good performances, not really anything extraordinary. There are also some clear misses.

True excellence in sound and message. My favorite Pink Floyd album. The synths are unfathomably excellent for 1975.