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Maybe not best, but i truly love the production on this... one of my favorite albums ever...Originally Posted by Addict4Sneakers
No joke...I got so wrapped up in his beats that it took me a while to realize how awful of a singer he is.Originally Posted by chickencurry4eva
Call me crazy but..
The Weeknd - House of Balloons trumps all from a production perspective
Close seconds:
Kanye - Late Registration/Graduation
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by Slaptastic
Never understood all the hate for MBDTF...I guess it's because traditional hip hop fans don't take a liking to his more experimental melodic production?
The hype surrounding the album failed to live up to the actual product. I thought I wasgoing to hear something Earth-shattering, butIMO, it's not even in Kanye's top-3.I've listened to the album from start to finish, twice.TO ME, it's has little-to-no replay value.There were critics out there (not on NT) who said this album wasgoing to transcend hip-hop. As a matter of fact, How IGot Over byThe Roots was 10000x better. I like Kanye...I think he's VERY talented...but it's gotten to the point where he could make a song chirping like a bird and peoplewould gas it up like it was the equivalent of Don't Sweat The Technique.
Originally Posted by ImStillMike
dark beats>trap beats
Originally Posted by Peep Game
^^^I think you missed the part where Js07 mentioned EARTH SHATTERING and something that was going to TRANSCEND HIP HOP. You posted 2
good songs from that album and nothing more, which basically sums up that album.
Originally Posted by JJ1223
IMO, a lot of the hate for MBDTF comes from 80% of the album being "leaked" weeks before the release. Dudes were so hyped and when it came out there were only like 3 new songs. It skewed a lot of people's perceptions.
Agreed but its even more evident in the production. Deeper Than Rap is head and shoulders above Teflon Don in terms of production. That's how good the production was on that disc.Originally Posted by HAM CITY
Deeper Than Rap > Teflon Don in all facets including production.
Originally Posted by tdwnc
Yeah that Q Tip record was a BEASTOriginally Posted by mossman75