How have I never reviewed this?
This is my favorite J Cole album. It's truly amazing, he put together such a consise and soothing display of talent.
Favorite song: l e t . g o . m y . h a n d
"Oh Man, God Damn!" This is such a fucking slaughter of the song bro, you gave it to FRENCH MONTANA OF ALL PEOPLE!?!
Happy Pride Month!
I'm sick of people like Tyler The Creator (as much as I love him) and Chappel Roan (Fuck You) being the "face of LGBTQ artists in music".
to me, there are 3 men who best represent queer progression in music.
this genius and gift to earth is one of them.
what a great return for Rocky.
it lived up to the hype and went in a direction I wasn't expecting.
I really like this album.
dear god, okay, how do I even praise this accurately? let's try.
this is the greatest display instrumental storytelling ever developed in history.
since time, music has always conveyed emotion.
but there has never been a piece of music that better generates the feeling of fear, cognitive decline, death and the horror of a collapsing mind better than Everywhere at the end of time.
The Caretaker, Mr James Leyland Kirby is a mastermind and a poet. a profound mind.
there is never going ... read more
You cried in front of me, you died in front of me
Calabasas took your bitch and your pride in front of me
Her Utopia had moved right up the street
And her lip gloss was poppin', she ain't need you to eat
The 'net gon' call it the way that they see it
But I got the video, I can share and A.E. it
They wouldn't believe it, but I can't unsee it
Lucky I ain't TMZ it
So be it, so be it
This album is actually fire. I really like it bro.
She delivers such good formatting for a story, a clearly New York inspired flow and fun, MF DOOM type delivery.
Favorite Song: CATFISH
An amazing retrospect for J Cole. Genius bars, entrancing production, and wonderful storytelling.
Favorite songs: The Let Out, 39 Intro, 29 Intro, Lonely at the Top, Old Dog, I Love Her Again, and the whole world is the Ville.
The first Denzel album I've ever listened to, and it did not disappoint whatsoever. I love this project. Wonderful, versatile production with witty bars and a nasty flow.
Favorite song: The Smell Of Death
Clipse delivers an incredible sophomore album with great production and awesome bars.
You wanna see a dead body? Pusha really never made abad record, even many years ago after the "end" of the good music posse era.
The songs are really good, even with that traditional goofy beat that appears on every Push album.
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"@RandomBro Holy shit there's a lot to unpack there. okay:
1) it's 2000 Watts, not 200
2) one song cannot carry an album. EVER. if Tom MacDonald makes a terrible album with only one incredible song, it's still a shit album
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