Wurped

[3/100]

good kid, m.A.A.d city is an album filled with very high highs and some low lows. It fails to carry the momentum of the earlier songs and suffers from a weak middle that only picks up in the last 3 songs. The album’s production is lush, beautiful and creative at best but poorly mixed and cheap sounding at its worst with generic chops and lack of innovation throughout some of the longer songs.

Sherane features a mellow and slow production that nicely compliments ... read more

[2/100]

Whilst this album explores cool and interesting ideas that I admit were most likely novel when this was released 50 years ago, to me this album drags and turns into an unbelievably bad and boring experience.

The first half of this album attempts to refrain from the problems that plague the second half. The instrumentation is for the most part great and amazing, however there are points at which I still get bored and disinterested. The song fails to grip me and only falls further ... read more

[1/100]

I find the first half album of the album amazing. Its production is vibrant and beautiful in large parts due to the bass from Thundercat. There are unique and innovative ideas production-wise throughout this first half; however, at times I find these ideas repeated too often and this only becomes more frequent throughout the latter half.

Early songs like King Kunta, feature unique production that consistently builds upon itself in a solely positive way. Moreover, the placement of ... read more