To me, this album gave a Southern-California Road Trip Rock vibes, especially with the 2 highlights of the record, which were the first two songs: "Destination" and "Under the Milky Way." After these two songs, the album falls apart and gets so much worse.

This was a fun, sort of Jazz album, which Coleman portrays through the music. That's kind of it, though, not the deepest music in the world.

Listening to a Freddie Gibbs album is such an experience. The only way I could describe most of his music is luxurious. While his albums have a couple of misses, his album contains so many hits. This album makes an exception. Most of the album missed for me and is one of his low-lights in my opinion. While most of the album has that vibe, a lot of it still has some good in it. In "Cosmo Freestyle," the drums are so infatuating. I wasn't the biggest fan of the path Freddie chose ... read more

Very interesting album, and it wasn't quite my taste. This fascinating album had a ton of jazz sounds that seemed rather outdated. This album was especially disappointing because Miles Davis has more potential, and he clearly did not match it with this record. It seemed as though he went for a more experimental outlook in the album, but, in my opinion, fell flat on its face.