Jan 3·3 replies
JeffersonSteelflex
Jus take off jimmy cooks and it’s perfect
Jan 3·1 reply
Jan 3
Jim HalpertPort of Miami 2 is so good
Need Ross to come back
Jan 3Jesus is King
Jan 3
hayabusachromakopia (on this site at least)
It’s his best album imo
Never understood the hate on here for it
- Jan 3
LASERS
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Kdogone
PPDS is definitely better but it’s still a good album - Jan 3
Codyye
This another one for me too
Jan 3JeffersonSteelflexfav drake album
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Bobby_96Vultures 1 tbh.
Obviously not good for Kanye standards but I still replay it quite often.
Also, Untitled by Nas. I've seen many people write this album off but it aged well with its songs and subject matter IMHO.
Lastly, Might Delete Later by Cole. Overlooked and hated on due to Cole bowing put of the beef and deleting 7 minute Drill but its arguably Coles peak as an emcee despite not being that musically great.
Cole just needs an album filled with Pi like tracks. Forget the crossing over and radio tracks completely
Jan 3hayabusachromakopia (on this site at least)
love chromakopia
never seen real hate on the album until i was in the Dont tap the glass thread, was shocked
- Jan 3hayabusa
chromakopia (on this site at least)
I hate that doechii says I am her and he is he and we are nouns.
- Jan 3Poolboy Q
Jus take off jimmy cooks and it’s perfect
Facts
- Jan 3
Smacked VoodooHis only truly good album since More Life
FACTS
Jan 3·1 reply
2wordsWrong, whole thing is utterly brilliant. Probably his best album imo
Interesting take
id like to hear you expand on thatImo it's got about 1 percent of the charm, wit, depth, power and mystery of The Basement Tapes or Blonde.
Jan 3·2 repliesBecause the internet
Random access memories
Jan 3·1 reply
WHaaaTThe thing about Eternal Atake 2 is I understand why a lot of people didn’t like it.
But it’s not a another mind numbing 20 track album with the same production and flows the whole way through
Every song has a weird different approach and sometimes it walks the line between being super creative and straight up bad lol but I find it really interesting and enjoyable
It’s such a crashout album, i’ve come to enjoy, he was off the s***s making it clearly off the whippets and the music conveys that momentum really well
Uzi’s too naturally talented as a rapper and as a persona he could never make anything uninteresting
- Jan 3·1 replyBuryYaTaco
Because the internet
Random access memoriesWho hates RAM????
They do not deserve music access.
- Jan 3RIP_Actavis
It’s such a crashout album, i’ve come to enjoy, he was off the s***s making it clearly off the whippets and the music conveys that momentum really well
Uzi’s too naturally talented as a rapper and as a persona he could never make anything uninteresting
He makes music for children.
- Jan 3·1 replyElric
Interesting take
id like to hear you expand on thatImo it's got about 1 percent of the charm, wit, depth, power and mystery of The Basement Tapes or Blonde.
My interpretation of the album is it’s Dylan just making music, not to make a direct comparison but almost his Brian Wilson Friends album or something
I think it intentionally eschewed the whole generational spokesman thing and therefore the “mystery” and superficial depth that goes with that, to me this was the boldest statement in that direction. It’s provocative but also simple. I find the presentation of the originals and covers and live curiosities as a self portrait of Dylan extremely interesting, I haven’t listened in a bit but I think it’s still a really smart artistic statement.
I think the weird collection of music was representing who he actually is, rather than presenting the hippie Jesus facade that people are still in love with. And I think that’s part of why no one accepted it lol. I think most people wanted him to remain an idol and dont accept hearing him as mortal. I think his love for music and humility really shine through on the album
- Jan 3·1 reply2words
My interpretation of the album is it’s Dylan just making music, not to make a direct comparison but almost his Brian Wilson Friends album or something
I think it intentionally eschewed the whole generational spokesman thing and therefore the “mystery” and superficial depth that goes with that, to me this was the boldest statement in that direction. It’s provocative but also simple. I find the presentation of the originals and covers and live curiosities as a self portrait of Dylan extremely interesting, I haven’t listened in a bit but I think it’s still a really smart artistic statement.
I think the weird collection of music was representing who he actually is, rather than presenting the hippie Jesus facade that people are still in love with. And I think that’s part of why no one accepted it lol. I think most people wanted him to remain an idol and dont accept hearing him as mortal. I think his love for music and humility really shine through on the album
I can understand/appreciate that but also think all of these points also apply to The Basement Tapes, which does the same thing and also manages to have at least a dozen of his best songs. The fact that he didn't really plan to release them to the public adds a seriously magical off the cuff vibe.
Have you marinated on The Complete Basement Tapes?
Jan 3Air Dance and Johnny Blade are all-time Sabbath cuts. I love NSD and Technical Ectasy. RIP Ozzy 🙏
- Jan 3Jim Halpert
Who hates RAM????
They do not deserve music access.
Widely hated is a stretch on that one but there definitely was some hate
- Jan 3·1 reply!https://youtu.be/CZJT22qvPgAJR
now this is a boiling take
- Jan 32words
Wrong, whole thing is utterly brilliant. Probably his best album imo
