Album Rating: 4.0
this is as good as his debut
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better
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Album Rating: 4.0
yea id say this is better, the whole Common cameo prelude and interludes were just unbearably cheesy to me.
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They would have sucked if it wasn't Common
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Listened to this again tonight, still don't really like it :/
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Album Rating: 4.0
this isn't really a rap album, there's probably more singing on it
great listening experience though. hypnotic and serene.
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There's really good moments on this, but I'm bored through most of it
Emile is a boss and pretty much keeps it from sucking
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Album Rating: 4.0
there is not one bad beat on this album, and the production is excellent.
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which is why I love Emile
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Album Rating: 4.0
mary j. blige rules on this too. I like how she's included on the songs about cocaine for obvious reasons.
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This had alot of good stuff and bad stuff. Nothing really impressive
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This would be a 4.5 if Cudi didn't bore the shit out of me on this
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I must agree with you good sir.
Why were you listening to Morbid Angel earlier?
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I was going through my itunes, I always pick random shit to listen to.
Altars of Madness is classic
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Oh alright then. Noob. You should be bonding with MPP : )
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I did today
Still not enough
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Sweet at least you still haven't hopelessly given up.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This is better than his first, simply because the lyrics in the first album were so simplistic, sometimes even cringe-worthy, same with the beats, some were really great, but some were too simple and bland imo, while this is far more consistent and profound.
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I'd have to say the lyrics are still pretty damn cringe worthy
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Album Rating: 4.0
Their disoriented and disjointed nature fits well within the context of the music.
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