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Sleeper
March 3rd 2009


6 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

This will always be my favorite Hip hop album of all time.

gaslightanthem
March 3rd 2009


5208 Comments


whoa

kingsoby1
Emeritus
March 3rd 2009


4970 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

it's definitely a modern classic... madlib's beats are pretty rad. i don't have any specific emotional investment though, so 4-4.5 seems right to me.

bastard
April 21st 2009


3432 Comments


imo this is pretty god damn sweet

ONEdependent
April 30th 2009


5 Comments


I think you should have gone with 4.5 stars. Your writing is great man.

http://www.last.fm/music/ONEdependent%2B%2526%2BTaki76
http://radiorecession.blogspot.com/


purplemoscow
May 2nd 2009


3 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

This is something you can actually call the underground classic.

Sick production, insane doom flow, this stuff never gets old

iarescientists
May 2nd 2009


5865 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

[quote=5/22/2006]Madvillain's second album is rumored to be coming out later this year[/quote]



lol

oathfbass
May 10th 2009


388 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

i'm liking this album so far

oathfbass
May 10th 2009


388 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Just finished going through it. It was enjoyable to listen to and I liked how it was able to have retain its structure and theme throughout. My favorite thing about this album were the jazz parts.

samr4563
December 4th 2009


43 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

This is probably my most favorite hip-hop album. Ever.





robertsona
Staff Reviewer
December 12th 2009


27558 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

how doom pull heat and preach non violence







TMobotron
December 23rd 2009


7253 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I listened to this a few times and thought it was boring as hell, but recently fell in love with

accordian (I love the lyrics, esp. the part quoted in the review) and am starting to enjoy some

others off here.



I just think it gets so boring on some tracks when theres not really any rapping going on, like

bistro and sickfit (the latter is a beautiful beat, but i feel like it should either have rapping

over it or shouldnt be on here).



Ill actually probably end up loving this and feeling stupid for writing this but I just wanted to

share what I think about this now. If I liked this whole album as much as I like accordian now I

would be a happy man.

robertsona
Staff Reviewer
December 23rd 2009


27558 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

i fucking love this album







so chill

iisblackstar
January 7th 2010


431 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Finally got this after hearing so much about it. Never used to be a big fan of doom's flow but definately a fan after this. Gotta get all the rest of madlibs stuff as well always enjoyed his quasimoto stuff

robertsona
Staff Reviewer
January 14th 2010


27558 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

hey i namedropped bee thousand too when i listed this in my decade list *swoons*



and yeah figaro owns, i think my favs are accordion, raid, and america's most blunted though



but basically all are so good

robertsona
Staff Reviewer
January 21st 2010


27558 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

A lot of bitches think he's overly chauvanistic

Let go his dick if that's the case

robertsona
Staff Reviewer
January 28th 2010


27558 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

especially considering how bad everyone, even staff was, in 2005. although rating should be higher than 4!!!!

robertsona
Staff Reviewer
February 10th 2010


27558 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

wild guess, you could say he stayed sedated

natey
April 4th 2010


4195 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

in fact, everyone finds that their more creative stoned then straight!

Jekub
June 1st 2010


289 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

this is classic, accordion gives me chills everytime i listen to it



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