- Mar 2, 2011
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What people gotta understand is this theme for the album wasn't meant for The Throne to spit like lyrical geniuses. They kept to the theme..."Who #%@+#@# with us?" haha
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This was kinda where I was going with my previous post...Ye' raps' just don't have that same soulful feel to it...Originally Posted by shoeking2101
I'm going to be in the minority on this, but here goes...
Like I said in a previous post, sonically? No questions its phenomenal. The production is off the charts. But the raps to me are just average/okay/good (Jay had some fine moments on the record), I can't get past that. I honestly have played this twice and I could see myself skipping a lot of these tracks in the coming weeks. For me, the reliability of the raps on here just isn't there, and that's a big thing when I'm listening to a new record.
IMO they alienated a listener with this one (Me) but who am I. "Planking on a million" just doesn't do it for me, and Kanye West raps on this album are subpar.
The features all were good to me, (I liked both records frank ocean was on, and beyonce's soulfulness on lift off was great. Mr. Hudson did his thing too) but it was just missing a certain "it" to me.
8/10
Originally Posted by i LyricaLJKilla i
I'm seeing people saying they dislike Lift Off.
How?
The beat is ridiculous. Extremely well developed. And the ending to ride out to is just the icing on the cake.
Originally Posted by i LyricaLJKilla i
I'm seeing people saying they dislike Lift Off.
How?
The beat is ridiculous. Extremely well developed. And the ending to ride out to is just the icing on the cake.
This was kinda where I was going with my previous post...Ye' raps' just don't have that same soulful feel to it...Originally Posted by shoeking2101
I'm going to be in the minority on this, but here goes...
Like I said in a previous post, sonically? No questions its phenomenal. The production is off the charts. But the raps to me are just average/okay/good (Jay had some fine moments on the record), I can't get past that. I honestly have played this twice and I could see myself skipping a lot of these tracks in the coming weeks. For me, the reliability of the raps on here just isn't there, and that's a big thing when I'm listening to a new record.
IMO they alienated a listener with this one (Me) but who am I. "Planking on a million" just doesn't do it for me, and Kanye West raps on this album are subpar.
The features all were good to me, (I liked both records frank ocean was on, and beyonce's soulfulness on lift off was great. Mr. Hudson did his thing too) but it was just missing a certain "it" to me.
8/10
Originally Posted by Slaptastic
"N In Paris" makes me just want to upgrade my whole life, the last past of that track is just soooo
Gotta focus in and get these billions
Originally Posted by Slaptastic
"N In Paris" makes me just want to upgrade my whole life, the last past of that track is just soooo
Gotta focus in and get these billions
Originally Posted by CertifiedSW
I'm disappointed that the intro beat from the documentary is not on this album. That @$#@ was cray
Originally Posted by CertifiedSW
I'm disappointed that the intro beat from the documentary is not on this album. That @$#@ was cray
Originally Posted by BeatJunkie5
This was kinda where I was going with my previous post...Ye' raps' just don't have that same soulful feel to it...Originally Posted by shoeking2101
I'm going to be in the minority on this, but here goes...
Like I said in a previous post, sonically? No questions its phenomenal. The production is off the charts. But the raps to me are just average/okay/good (Jay had some fine moments on the record), I can't get past that. I honestly have played this twice and I could see myself skipping a lot of these tracks in the coming weeks. For me, the reliability of the raps on here just isn't there, and that's a big thing when I'm listening to a new record.
IMO they alienated a listener with this one (Me) but who am I. "Planking on a million" just doesn't do it for me, and Kanye West raps on this album are subpar.
The features all were good to me, (I liked both records frank ocean was on, and beyonce's soulfulness on lift off was great. Mr. Hudson did his thing too) but it was just missing a certain "it" to me.
8/10
I see myself skipping some of these songs in the coming weeks too, the replay value just isn't there for me. MBDTF has plenty of replay value for me, but this...it's just missing some of that good ol' "Soul" that Ye' usually delivers...
When I listen to it, I get a sense that these guys are bigger then life..and in a way they are...but I mean, how many people can relate to that at every moment? It's cool to see the way Ye' has progressed though, from the College Dropout to this..but it's a bittersweet feelin..no pun intended...
Originally Posted by BeatJunkie5
This was kinda where I was going with my previous post...Ye' raps' just don't have that same soulful feel to it...Originally Posted by shoeking2101
I'm going to be in the minority on this, but here goes...
Like I said in a previous post, sonically? No questions its phenomenal. The production is off the charts. But the raps to me are just average/okay/good (Jay had some fine moments on the record), I can't get past that. I honestly have played this twice and I could see myself skipping a lot of these tracks in the coming weeks. For me, the reliability of the raps on here just isn't there, and that's a big thing when I'm listening to a new record.
IMO they alienated a listener with this one (Me) but who am I. "Planking on a million" just doesn't do it for me, and Kanye West raps on this album are subpar.
The features all were good to me, (I liked both records frank ocean was on, and beyonce's soulfulness on lift off was great. Mr. Hudson did his thing too) but it was just missing a certain "it" to me.
8/10
I see myself skipping some of these songs in the coming weeks too, the replay value just isn't there for me. MBDTF has plenty of replay value for me, but this...it's just missing some of that good ol' "Soul" that Ye' usually delivers...
When I listen to it, I get a sense that these guys are bigger then life..and in a way they are...but I mean, how many people can relate to that at every moment? It's cool to see the way Ye' has progressed though, from the College Dropout to this..but it's a bittersweet feelin..no pun intended...