Kid Cudi Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager
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climactic
November 3rd 2010


22765 Comments


AWESOME BRO

Obfuscation24
November 3rd 2010


3938 Comments


BRO FIST

climactic
November 3rd 2010


22765 Comments


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gonna listen to this again soon

Thor
November 3rd 2010


10357 Comments


There was something incredibly endearing about imagining a rapper laying alone in his bedroom, feeling down and insecure. I had never really seen a rapper in that way before.

really because i think it's faggy

Thor
November 3rd 2010


10357 Comments


sorry chan i'm just really upset that i have to wait another week for some new glee you know

sniper
November 3rd 2010


19075 Comments


Hey, you can write.

deathmetal101
November 3rd 2010


300 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

just got this and thought it was pretty bad.

every track is tasteless and bland...

sniper
November 3rd 2010


19075 Comments


Says the dude with the username deathmetal.

xfearbefore
November 3rd 2010


2050 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Yeah I'm not sure how anyone could possibly listen to this album and call it boring or bland.



Am I literally the only person who gets the concept of this album? The songs are grouped into certain "Acts" for a reason, and each song contributes to the greater story of the entire album, which is basically Cudi painfully detailing over all of his faults and mistakes. Songs like "Mr. Rager" and "MANIAC" represent Cudi at his worst as a human being in his opinion, with all the typical cocky bravado bullshit so typical of a cocaine addict, all the highs and lows of drug use and abuse.



I feel like I'm the only person who's even noticed this besides Chan who briefly touched on it in his review.



Anyways I can get this not being some people's style, but I personally love the turn for the darker, more brooding hybrid of alternative hip-hop for Cudi and I can honestly say there isn't a bad track on this album, not counting the interlude.



Plus, I mean...the hooks. Oh my lord how could someone not think there are many hooks on this album? Every chorus makes you want to sing or rap along, especially the opening track and Erase Me.



/Fanboyism. Had to get that off my chest.

climactic
November 3rd 2010


22765 Comments


woah man

ZiggyPop
November 3rd 2010


92 Comments


These worries is pretty dope, I dig the slower vibe. First track I've heard of his that doesn't make me want to smash a bottle of whatever kids these days are drinking.

ANewTypeOfPunk
November 3rd 2010


736 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

ok sorry, i misspoke. it is good, dont get me wrong. just nothing special.





ignac007
November 3rd 2010


2 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Good Review. Just to let you know though cee-lo (green) is already a superstar... he is one half of Gnarls Barkley, and a member of atlanta's Goodie Mob. Been in the game for a long while

TMobotron
November 3rd 2010


7253 Comments


i was disappointed by this. i liked the more laid-back songs off of his first full length, but these are missing the spacey atmosphere that i loved off of it. but thats just after first listen and i change my mind a lot.

ANewTypeOfPunk
November 3rd 2010


736 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

^how i felt

uhhhhhhh
November 3rd 2010


9 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I like this better then his first album

mmfarva
November 3rd 2010


1352 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

Hm... I find this shocking.

ANewTypeOfPunk
November 3rd 2010


736 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

shocking you say?

WeepingBanana
November 3rd 2010


11395 Comments


i got this a few days ago. gonna listen to it today. feel like a G

SwagChef
November 3rd 2010


283 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off

reread the review for the third time. ugh.



wish we were still allowed to neg staff reviews



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