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Sure, maybe this is somewhat par for the course when it comes to DOOM projects, but I still find this to be a pretty solid collab album. Perhaps he wasn't at his best on this, but DOOM brings some solid performances to go along with Czarface's energy. Both deliver some pretty clever bars throughout. The beats can pretty good although predictable at times

Fav tracks: Meddle with Metal, Badness of Madness, Forever People, Captain Crunch, Bomb Thrown, Stun Gun

You know what? This album manages to hold up still. I'm still impressed by how consistently great the production is throughout, and Anderson's buttery smooth vocals all over are fantastic. Some of the features are even great. Maybe the latter half isn't as strong as the first half of the album, and yet it's still a solid R&B album that's still as fresh as it was on initial release

Fav tracks: The Bird, The Season / Carry On, Am I Wrong, Without You, Lite Weight, Room in Here, The Dreamer

Although I'm not the biggest fan of instrumental-only albums, I kind of like this album somewhat. There's not really a single track that totally stands out to me, but each track is pretty pleasant to the ears with Mac's dreamy bedroom pop sound. Each one also fits the vibe of the place that's named after. I imagine it like a soundscape of camping out in the outdoors near each place, so I sort of it see what he was trying to aim for

Okay granted, I just listened through the version of this album someone on Youtube did with only vocals, but I'm still logging this review regardless.

It's a modern masterpiece. It's one of the few albums that when I hear one track from it in a playlist, I immediately listen to the entire album. Absolutely incredible and jaw-dropping even to this day still

Fav tracks: Wesley's Theory, King Kunta, Institutionalized, These Walls, u, Alright, Momma, Hood Politics, How Much a Dollar Cost, ... read more