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Old 07-21-2013, 05:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I don't like the song at all anyway, therefore it's the worst for me as it is longer.
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Old 07-21-2013, 12:11 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Listened about 5 times now, this is a good album but feels like there's something missing, feels flat a bit. Doesn't feel particularly unique (but who is these days?), reminds me of Outkast in places (particularly Money Trees) and like old 90's West Coast in others. He is good, he can spit, the lyrics are good but this is hardly the 'classic' people have been calling it. It's just good, seems to me if you make a reasonably consistent mainstream Hip-Hop album people will get massively ahead of themselves and call it a classic just because it's surrounded by so much shit imo.

An entertaining listen, which I can see myself going back to but I think it's overrated slightly.

p.s. Worth getting Section 80?

And what are the best Hip-Hop albums of this year?
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Old 07-21-2013, 12:27 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Section .80 is very much worth your time.
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Old 07-21-2013, 01:36 PM   #4 (permalink)
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And what are the best Hip-Hop albums of this year?
Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap
Run the Jewels - Run the Jewels
Ghostpoet - Some Say I So I Say Light
Young Fathers - Tape Two
Ghostface Killah - Twelve Reasons To Die
Serengeti - Kenny Dennis LP
Quasimoto - Yessir Whatever
Joey Bada$$ - Summer Knights
Pusha T - Wrath of Caine
Talib Kweli - Prisoner of Conscious


there you go, if you haven't heard any of those then get on it.
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Listened about 5 times now, this is a good album but feels like there's something missing, feels flat a bit. Doesn't feel particularly unique (but who is these days?), reminds me of Outkast in places (particularly Money Trees) and like old 90's West Coast in others. He is good, he can spit, the lyrics are good but this is hardly the 'classic' people have been calling it. It's just good, seems to me if you make a reasonably consistent mainstream Hip-Hop album people will get massively ahead of themselves and call it a classic just because it's surrounded by so much shit imo.

An entertaining listen, which I can see myself going back to but I think it's overrated slightly.

p.s. Worth getting Section 80?

And what are the best Hip-Hop albums of this year?

I enjoyed the album but I agree with this too. Money Trees is my favorite on the album

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Pusha T IS supposed to be coming out with a new album soon though.
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Pusha T IS supposed to be coming out with a new album soon though.
Did you hear Wrath of Caine though?
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^Nah I haven't. I'm not a big Pusha T fan though. The only album he's been involved in that I really liked was 'Lord Willin'.
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Ghostface's album was pretty bad in my opinion. Didn't know Pusha T had dropped a new album, any good?
Also been meaning to get that Joey Bada$$ tape. But you've forgotten a few DJ

Big K.R.I.T - King Remembered In Time
Sadistik - Flowers For My Father
Yeezus (d'uh)
J.Cole - Born Sinner
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Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap
Run the Jewels - Run the Jewels
Ghostpoet - Some Say I So I Say Light
Young Fathers - Tape Two
Ghostface Killah - Twelve Reasons To Die
Serengeti - Kenny Dennis LP
Quasimoto - Yessir Whatever
Joey Bada$$ - Summer Knights
Pusha T - Wrath of Caine
Talib Kweli - Prisoner of Conscious


there you go, if you haven't heard any of those then get on it.
Cheers, will check these. Heard Ghostface's and didn't like it though.

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Ghostface's album was pretty bad in my opinion. Didn't know Pusha T had dropped a new album, any good?
Also been meaning to get that Joey Bada$$ tape. But you've forgotten a few DJ

Big K.R.I.T - King Remembered In Time
Sadistik - Flowers For My Father
Yeezus (d'uh)

J.Cole - Born Sinner
Heard them both. FFMF was alright I guess. You already know my opinion on Yeezus.
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