FML hits me right in the soul.

Album Rating: 4.0

updated Facts is actually pretty solid

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeezus is better in every way. The mediocre lyrics on Yeezus kind of fit with the abrasive sound. Yeezus was actually cohesive while this kind of feels like a mess. I still like TLOP quite a bit but my early impression is that this is his worst solo album.

Album Rating: 4.0

facts is fucking sick like wtf lmao

Album Rating: 4.0

the fact that he managed to turn that mess into a legitimately good track is astounding

Album Rating: 2.0

tbhtbhtbhtbhtbhtbhtbhtbhtbhtbhtbhtbh

"The mediocre lyrics on Yeezus kind of fit with the abrasive sound. Yeezus was actually cohesive while this kind of feels like a mess."

Wtf you listening to?? This is hundreds of times more cohesive than Yeezus, the atmosphere is consistent and the mood changes are a lot more gradual

Album Rating: 4.0

you have to be deaf to think this is more cohesive than yeezus

The only thing that made Yeezus cohesive was how lacking in cohesion it was, it was exactly that what made it make sense in its own twisted way

Album Rating: 4.0

I'm with Gwyn tbh

Album Rating: 4.0

"Wtf you listening to?? This is hundreds of times more cohesive than Yeezus, the atmosphere is consistent and the mood changes are a lot more gradual"



To me, this album feels like one big identity crisis. Sometimes it sounds like the gospel album he said it was going to be, other times a song will feel like it could've fit on Yeezus, and then it'll sound like he's trying to go back to the CD/LR days. Yeezus was abrasive and experimental all the way through.

I mean from acidic house synths of On Sight to the huge, almost tribal-ish drums of Black Skinhead or the soulful singing and reverb synth baths of Guilt Trip to the screetchy thumping beat of Send It Up... All of those are huge mood and sonical jumps, but in their own strange way they work

Album Rating: 4.0

yeah, and in many ways it was his Downward Spiral. the only song that didn't fit was bound 2, otherwise it definitely maintained that dark, gritty atmosphere. this album is all over the place. 808s, mbdtf, and yeezus all thrown into a blender

gonna jam at work later...

His SNL performance wasn't particularly impressive. It was pretty shit really.

Yeezus is better in every way. The mediocre lyrics on Yeezus kind of fit with the abrasive sound. Yeezus was actually cohesive while this kind of feels like a mess [2]

FML is amazing, however. That, Real Friends, Wolves and No More Parties in LA are my favorite tracks on the album.

Album Rating: 4.0

real friends is an instant classic. hands down the best song here

Album Rating: 5.0

TLOP > MBDTF = LR = Yeezus > 808s > CD > Graduation



7 spins in and no chinks in the albums armor yet



Also 5's for the sake of 5's

Album Rating: 4.0

damn mmx

Album Rating: 4.0

FML, Real Friends, 30 Hours and No More Parties are all fantastic. Did anyone else think Waves was fucking awful though? Sounded like something Rick Ross or DJ Khaled would put on their album. Why Chance thought it would be a good idea to delay the album to put that song on, I have no idea.

Album Rating: 2.0

While we're on the subject... @MikeC26 where's your avatar from? Been looking for that picture/character for months now.