Metro is towards the top of my favorite producers lists, and his albums are a big reason why. This is how you make a star studded album, DJ Khaled.

I like some of the pianos oriented tracks. I absolutely hate some of the more electronic songs on here. It's such a weird album, and so hard for me to enjoy. Feel free to disagree.

To be fair, I don't think there's anything intelligent that I can add that hasn't already been said about this legendary record. So yeah, this is great.

Most of this album annoys me. It's too long and while it's probably a taste that you have to acquire, this genre is not something I appreciate much.

While it's not fantastic, it does a decent job at being what it's supposed to be: a rap album, with influences from a few different genres. It's enjoyable and the features are nicely chosen.

Yeah I'm not a fan of this. Can't say I had much pleasure listening to this, but I guess it's just the style that they have that doesn't really please me.

What else to say but that this is a legendary album. Prince is a once in a lifetime talent, and he proves it on this record.

I honestly think I'd rather listen to this one over Valentine. Again, this isn't a new sound or anything, but it does a good job at just being a good indie rock/pop album.

While this is nothing ground-breaking, I love the atmosphere of this album. It's very short, but I also think it's the perfect length for an record like this. Montell's vocals are simply perfect. Everything is simple, and I like that.

This is just another great album by Faye Webster. Her style is very calming and her voice is sooo soothing. I love the balance between the genres present into this record, it creates a very unique sound.

I mean the album has grown on me a bit, and I wouldn't mind re-listening to this at some point, but as of right now, I'm not really too fond of this. I could understand people liking this, but it's just not my vibe.

This record is amazing. The only reason why I'm not giving this a 10/10 is because of Moonchild, which is too experimental for me. Apart from that, it's four incredible tracks.

The highs are very high on this album. The entire this is really messy though. It's definitely my least favorite release from them, but even a bad Brockhampton album is a decent one. Is this it for real this time guys?

I do enjoy some of the sounds that he's going for on this LP, but to me, this just sounds like NPC music, honestly. It's a very generic R&B record.

Honestly, Natalie must have one of the most angelic voices ever, along with the likes of Karen Carpenter. This album is just a beautiful work of art, and is definitely up there with Titanic Rising in terms of quality. In my AOTY talks for sure.

It's far from being Brockhampton's best album, but it's still enjoyable. Some people dislike this, but if you consider this as their final album, it's not a miss for me. Yes, it's Kevin all over it, I don't really mind honestly.

There's nothing wrong with this album. It's simple, it's sweet, but it just lacks in originaly and kind of gets redundant towards the end. Still decent, though.

Apart from Royals, I didn't know anything about Lorde. Well oh boy do I know a lot not. This album is a major surprise for me. I heard it was good, but didn't expect it to be this good, honestly. It's pop, but somehow so different from everything else.

Not usually a big old school rap fan, but I gotta say that this album slaps. You can hear the Kanye production so much on this, even though this was very early in his career. It sounds really good.

I mean, yeah this is a classic. It's timeless really. Music isn't the same without this album.