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My first listen to this album left me with just one thought, "Holy fucking shit". There was never an album that I'd thought more the day I heard it that it would have a huge impact on the subgenre it's a part of. But Che's Rest In Bass purifies rage into its simplest core elements, an album like this will undoubtedly lead to way more innovation in the review. And you can already see some of its impact with Osamason's Psykotic which while leaning into its own unique ... read more

Oh...Some Rap Songs was for a while one of my least favorite albums of all time. And honestly after a relisten I dont understand why I used to think that. This album(technically an LP but who cares) is absolutely amazing. Its genuinely one of the most emotional albums I've ever heard, I cried literally multipletimes. The production is so good, the lyrics are fucking amazing, it sounds so fucking good. The delivery I once despised has grown on me so much. His flows are amazing too. I just ... read more

This isnt an amazing record or a special record but that isnt really a bad thing. It's fairly good 80s rap with nice bars from a female emcee with a nice voice and good delivery. The album starts off pretty badly but Lyte vs Vanna White which is my least favorite track and probably about a 35/100 because while I can understand what its going for and appreciate it for that I still don't like it. The rest of the album is pretty good. 10% dis has a hook I really like. I cram to ... read more

Oh my fucking god I think I understand Earl now, at first I claimed this to be nothing special but like this is just so fucking amazing holy shit. The delivery perfectly adds to the vibe, the production is amazing, the lyrics are gripping and deep. The build up is absolutely perfect, the sorta eerie vibe really really works. Overall it just feels like a therapy session as a song, not to mention it also just sounds amazing.