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I WOULD MAKE AN IMMA LET YOU FINISH JOKE BUT KANYE WEST MADE ONE OF THE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

I actually really do like the album. Probably one of the AOTY.





CAN WE GET MUCH AYER?


nope.

Stupid man. Stupid publication. Stupid rating.

hairscapades wrote:Stupid man. Stupid publication. Stupid rating.

GREAT ALBUM

=w= wrote:

hairscapades wrote:Stupid man. Stupid publication. Stupid rating.

GREAT ALBUM

Whatever.

C'mon, it gets at least a seven.

A 10, really? I thought it was one of his worst.

toasters wrote:A 10, really? I thought it was one of his worst.

Oh, no way. It's definitely his best.

=w= wrote:

toasters wrote:A 10, really? I thought it was one of his worst.

Oh, no way. It's definitely his best.

Despite my musical opinion meaning virtually nothing, I second this.

I don't care, and that is a valuable contribution to the conversation.

I think it was a really, really great R&B album.

The only problem is I hate R&B. It just... it's everything about music I don't like, packed into one little convenient genre.

scythe wrote:I think it was a really, really great R&B album.

The only problem is I hate R&B. It just... it's everything about music I don't like, packed into one little convenient genre.

What don't you like about R&B?

scythe wrote:I think it was a really, really great R&B album.

The only problem is I hate R&B. It just... it's everything about music I don't like, packed into one little convenient genre.

R&B???!?

=w= wrote:

scythe wrote:I think it was a really, really great R&B album.

The only problem is I hate R&B. It just... it's everything about music I don't like, packed into one little convenient genre.

R&B???!?

Whatever genre label Kanye is currently wearing, I guess I had always just seen him as R&B for whatever reason. I suppose it's technically rap.

Though I'm listening to "Runaway" right now and it's catchy as fuck all. Definitely snatching the album.

What don't you like about R&B?

I don't know how to say it exactly. The thing that pops into my head is "it sounds like shit when you're high", which actually kind of gets at the point, but it's also a stupid complaint, because I listen to the same music sober as high, and I spend the vast majority of my life sober. I can't lose myself in R&B; it doesn't have the flow that I associate with the music I like, in some way.

Though I like Bob Dylan, who by any measure is all of that and then some. So I don't think that's quite it.

I spent like half an hour trying to come up with a decent response and I'm just not sure. :/

Weak, bro. Really weak as hell.

scythe doesn't care about black people!

peking wrote:scythe doesn't care about black people!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2elYnsqG-MM

=w= wrote:I WOULD MAKE AN IMMA LET YOU FINISH JOKE BUT KANYE WEST MADE ONE OF THE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

This quote is fantastic.

I really am surprised that Pitchfork gave Kanye a 10. Especially since they seem to specialize in lo-fi-type stuff.

ℛeginald ℙoon wrote:

=w= wrote:I WOULD MAKE AN IMMA LET YOU FINISH JOKE BUT KANYE WEST MADE ONE OF THE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

This quote is fantastic.

I really am surprised that Pitchfork gave Kanye a 10. Especially since they seem to specialize in lo-fi-type stuff.

Actually, Pitchfork seems to have a tendency of giving good ratings to mediocre hip-hop.

peking wrote:

ℛeginald ℙoon wrote:

=w= wrote:I WOULD MAKE AN IMMA LET YOU FINISH JOKE BUT KANYE WEST MADE ONE OF THE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

This quote is fantastic.

I really am surprised that Pitchfork gave Kanye a 10. Especially since they seem to specialize in lo-fi-type stuff.

Actually, Pitchfork seems to have a tendency of giving good ratings to mediocre hip-hop.

cite plz

Pitchfork has always had a certain affection for Kanye West.

I have to say its a damn fine mainstream Hip Hop album though. I'm a little bummed Good Friday didn't make it on the album though, Pusha T's verse is gooder than hell. Did anyone watch the short film that accompanies the album?

rocket_thumped wrote:Pitchfork has always had a certain affection for Kanye West.

I have to say its a damn fine mainstream Hip Hop album though. I'm a little bummed Good Friday didn't make it on the album though, Pusha T's verse is gooder than hell. Did anyone watch the short film that accompanies the album?

I think the GOOD Fridays will show up on the upcoming Jay/Ye Split EP.

=w= wrote:

rocket_thumped wrote:Pitchfork has always had a certain affection for Kanye West.

I have to say its a damn fine mainstream Hip Hop album though. I'm a little bummed Good Friday didn't make it on the album though, Pusha T's verse is gooder than hell. Did anyone watch the short film that accompanies the album?

I think the GOOD Fridays will show up on the upcoming Jay/Ye Split EP.

A few showed up on Dark Fantasy. I assumed the split would all be collaborated songs.

I've only heard a few tracks, but it seems very very good, and I reckon it'll be a strong album when I hear it in full. I haven't yet watched the short film, I really want to though, waiting for my internet to come back. Dark Fantasy is a fucking great song though. All of the Lights is good, but I was a disappointed, especially considering the line up of contributers for it.

Shit, I looked at the wiki for it, and for the list of people credited for musical assistance it has some chris dude or someone credited for handclapping, and that's it. I mean seriously. (I assume) he got paid to clap.

fingersonthefrets wrote:Shit, I looked at the wiki for it, and for the list of people credited for musical assistance it has some chris dude or someone credited for handclapping, and that's it. I mean seriously. (I assume) he got paid to clap.

probably some friend he threw a bone.