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I can agree with this. I'm not a Kanye fan but this album is a classic to me. I've had the physical CD in my car for the whole year and I still play it regularly.
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this but this still aint touching LR. IDGAF what nobody say.Originally Posted by xbiker47
Originally Posted by AIRJORDAN JB23
Album was... Between this & the G.O.O.D. Friday tracks it was a great year for music from him.
Originally Posted by Addict4Sneakers
Originally Posted by k3stacks
My least fav ye album. I aint feeling it
Originally Posted by superblyTRIFE
What makes this album a classic though?
Originally Posted by RetroSan
Originally Posted by Chrisb9393
I don't thinkits a classic,butits a damn good album with great production.
Totally THIS.Originally Posted by LBJ23navo
Only problem I had with this album was that he leaked damn near half the album with GOOD fridays.. If it wasn't for that I probably would've appreciated it more.
Originally Posted by Maximus Meridius
Originally Posted by LuketheJediKnight
Originally Posted by FlatbushFiyah23
Word! Album is far from classic. Decent....not even close to classic status. Kids are losing a grip of what classic actually means.
What DOES classic actually mean?
It's all opinion. It's funny that dude said "kids" cause the album pretty much got perfect reviews everywhere (not saying that means everything) and most of the people I know that really liked the album are 25+
A playlist of all the "Good Friday" cuts in chronological order > the album...
THIS.
Originally Posted by thegoat121886
no he didn't
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
RIDICULOUSLY over-hyped....Honestly, I haven't listened to the album from start-to-finish since it dropped last year. TO ME, it has little replay value. There are a couple of tracks that I listen to, but not the whole thing....I'd say this was his 4th best effort behind (LR, CD, and Graduation....I don't even count 808s) also, it wasn't even the best rap album last year...How I got over and Distant Relatives KILLED MBDTF. Honestly, it's gotten to the point where Kanye could pass gas over a heavy beat and critics/fans would say that the joint is a 9.5/10
A playlist of all the "Good Friday" cuts in chronological order > the album...
All of that has nothing to do with the music though.Originally Posted by Air Kalo
I believe this album is a classic.
It's his highest acclaimed album to date as far as reviews.
It did numbers at retail. Hell, all of the singles released have gone at least Gold and/or charted in the top 25 on Billboard.
"Power" alone won iTunes Video of the Year award, 3rd best song of 2010 by TIME, MTV, etc.
The "GOOD Friday" campaign that was started to buildup the anticipation for this album was bitten by damn near half the rap game.
Rappers AND producers. Legends included.
A lot of people are bitter over the "hype" for this album, but it was inevitable. Not to mention this was his first album since "808's".
Kanye is a popular, Grammy winning artist w/ a very loyal fanbase, so of course it was blown up.
As is the case is with Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, etc. The difference is its critical reception among the general consensus.
And I won't even touch on the actual music.