The greatest album of all time

Had so much potential in the 2nd half but it just threw it all away

Ok... Its not the worst thing in the world

That Weezer sample was atrocious...

I think I've achieved heaven right now

Nothing is saving this man

A whole bunch of filler with a few standout tracks with no specific direction its heading

Cigarettes After D4vd

I Am Music.... More like I Am Shit

I've never listened to J. Cole's music before so I'd take this as my first impressions on it. I really enjoyed this album and I think in general it has a good amount of replay value. The beat choices for most tracks are what you'd normally hear in 2010s hip hop. Sideline Story and Lost Ones are some memorable highlights but other than that, I prolly wont be returning to any of the other songs.
I'm just not fully into the pop rap vibes.

To all the Drake Glazers out there who glaze this shit, get some help pls. Some say Drake would be a complete new man after the beef but that's nowhere near that in any case. Corny lyrics, the same bland production he's had throughout his career and him sounding like he's half asleep most of the time. The biggest waste of 1 hour I've had listening to an album.

Oh my days...

Honestly quite a solid album to come out of Muse's discography. Although its not my favorite album from them, I really like the atmosphere they bring to this album with those haunting orchestral instrumentals that open up the songs.

Genuinely the most nostalgic hit I've had with an album ever. 69 on critic score is absurd...

I love Franz Ferdinand but I'm sorry, this album is just not it for me. I loved the first single 'Audacious' and I hoped they could somehow bring that magic throughout the rest of the album. It's not terrible by any means, I think the album is fine at best. The tracks are just so forgettable and bland. Not to mention, the track list is really inconsistent with the mood they're tryna capture. Had really high expectations for this album and was my most anticipated for the ... read more

A beautiful conclusion to the After Hours trilogy and his overall discography. I'm so glad that Abel kept on building upon his sound and getting more and more ambitious as time goes on. I really enjoyed the first 2 instalments and I can confidently say that Hurry Up Tomorrow was worth the 3 year wait. Although there's only one track I despise which is Sao Paulo, the rest of the album completely outshines it in every way possible. My overall favorite tracks are either Baptized In Fear ... read more

Honestly one of the most replay values you can get from a Tyler album

Oh my god, the switch up to those powerful drums in the middle of the song

Never thought bruno could release something worse than APT

Movie broke me apart, soundtrack tore me apart....