B.B. King Original Greatest Hits | 4.0 |
B.B. King Completely Well | 3.5 |
Baumer Come On, Feel It | 4.0 |
Ben Kweller On My Way | 4.0 |
Blondie Eat to the Beat | 4.0 |
Blondie Parallel Lines | 5.0 |
Bob James One | 4.0 |
Bob Marley and The Wailers Kaya | 4.0 |
Bob Marley and The Wailers Survival | 4.0 |
Common Finding Forever | 4.0 |
Cursive The Ugly Organ | 4.5 |
Cursive Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes | 3.5 |
Cursive Domestica | 4.0 |
Cursive Burst and Bloom | 3.5 |
David Bowie Let's Dance | 4.5 |
David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars | 5.0 |
Dead Kennedys Plastic Surgery Disasters | 3.5 |
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong Ella and Louis | 3.5 |
Fall Out Boy Infinity on High | 2.0 |
Foxy Shazam The Flamingo Trigger | 4.0 |
Gregory and the Hawk The Boats and Birds EP | 4.5 |
Heavy Heavy Low Low Everything's Watched, Everyone's Watchin | 4.0 |
Heavy Heavy Low Low Courtside Seats… | 4.0 |
HORSE the band The Mechanical Hand | 3.5 |
HORSE the band Pizza | 4.0 |
James Brown Live At The Apollo | 4.5 |
Jettie Kites For Charity | 4.5 |
John Coltrane The Definitive John Coltrane | 4.0 |
Kanye West Graduation | 4.5 |
Graduation is a strong example of Kanye's progress in production and song structure.
Despite what seems like a majority of the people on here feel, this album is proof that mainstream hip-hop can be meaningful and unique while still being catchy.
With mastered beats, synthesizer touches, samples, and even classical elements, Graduation displays extraordinary production value.
I personally enjoyed all tracks on this album, with the exception of one:
"Drunk and Hot Girls" is a sore thumb when compared to the rest of the album.
Alas, this takes little away from the album.
A must have for anyone expecting fresh hip-hop.
4.6/5
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Kiss Kiss Reality Vs. The Optimist | 5.0 |
Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss | 4.0 |
Led Zeppelin Best Of, Vol. 2: Latter Days | 3.5 |
Led Zeppelin Best Of, Vol. 1: Early Days | 4.5 |
Lost In The Trees Time Taunts Me | 4.0 |
Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125 | 4.0 |
Marcus Miller Free | 4.5 |
Miles Davis Miles Davis' Greatest Hits | 5.0 |
Morrissey You Are the Quarry | 4.0 |
Morrissey Bona Drag | 3.5 |
My Chemical Romance I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love | 4.0 |
N.W.A. Straight Outta Compton | 4.5 |
Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the Sea | 4.5 |
New London Fire I Sing the Body Holographic | 3.5 |
OutKast Speakerboxxx/The Love Below | 3.5 |
Panic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat Out | 4.0 |
Peter Gabriel Shaking The Tree | 3.5 |
Peter Tosh Legalize It | 4.0 |
Pompeii Assembly | 4.5 |
Ramones Loud, Fast Ramones - Their Toughest Hits | 4.0 |
Ramones Acid Eaters | 3.0 |
Ramones Mondo Bizarro | 3.5 |
Ramones Rocket to Russia | 4.5 |
Santana The Best Of Santana | 4.0 |
Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols | 4.0 |
Signal To Noise Kodiak | 3.5 |
Sly and The Family Stone There's A Riot Goin' On | 4.0 |
Sly and The Family Stone Greatest Hits | 4.5 |
Straylight Run The Needles, The Space | 3.5 |
Straylight Run Straylight Run | 4.0 |
The Dear Hunter Act II: The Meaning of, & All Things Regarding Ms. Leading | 4.0 |
The Fall of Troy Manipulator | 4.0 |
The Fall of Troy Doppelganger | 3.5 |
The Hush Sound Like Vines | 3.5 |
The Number Twelve Looks Like You Mongrel | 4.5 |
With the crisp, edgy sound of Mongrel, the Number Twelve Looks Like You will hit the right notes to anyone open to their style.
Mongrel takes the Number 12's sound to a new level with excellent production of musical compositions.
Yet these are not songs, but musical personal manifestos carried out by the band members musicianship.
A level of energy that can only be heard and felt through this band, Mongrel provides the listener with that medium.
Well crafted, unique and complex creations are carried out and are easily appreciated, yet not for everyone. The Number 12's sound will take some getting use to if you're not an avid listener of the six piece mathcore set. But something deeper and extraordinary lies within Mongrel that can be accepted by open ears.
Mongrel represents a sound that cannot be matched by any other modern artist, a sound of chaos and confusion, then again carefully organized and understandable; who expected music could be so schizophrenic? |
The Number Twelve Looks Like You The Number Twelve Looks Like You | 3.0 |
The Number Twelve Looks Like You Nuclear. Sad. Nuclear. | 4.0 |
The Number Twelve Looks Like You Put On Your Rosy Red Glasses | 2.5 |
The Number Twelve Looks Like You An Inch of Gold for An Inch of Time | 4.0 |
The Used In Love and Death | 3.5 |
The Used The Used | 3.5 |
The Velocet A Quick And Dirty Guide To War | 3.5 |
The Velvet Teen Cum Laude | 4.0 |
The Who Quadrophenia | 4.5 |
Tiny Tim God Bless Tiny Tim | 4.0 |
Tom Waits Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards | 4.5 |
Tom Waits Small Change | 4.0 |
Tom Waits Bone Machine | 4.5 |
Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer The Popsicle EP | 3.5 |