Good god this is immense

I don’t know how I feel about this review. If I were to read this as a person who’s ignorant about the current state of the US, I would probably left with a lot of confusion.

I appreciate references. Unfortunately, to me, this review reads like “this album is good because it comes out at the right occasion!” More than anything.

ooh I like me some hype

If you were ignorant about the current state of the US you probably wouldn't be reading this review either Aberf lol

Album Rating: 4.5

god tier

Album Rating: 3.5

Oh shit, didn't even realise this was out. Gotta get on it now

Album Rating: 4.0

Starts and finishes strong but the middle section gets real samey. Most I’ve liked RTJ in a while at least

Rtj is still the best rap crew around. Couldn't be a better timing for this release

Album Rating: 4.5

Damn, the first spin was amazing. Best thing El-P has done since Fantastic Damage, at least on par with I'll Sleep. Best RTJ for sure.

top tier sput review.

@Dewi, I’m trying to imply my sentiment on how the review tried too hard to draw a connection between the writer’s personal life and the current state of affair upon describing the album, which comes off as weirdly unnecessary.

Only if you're forcing yourself as a reader. For example, are you trying to deliberately ignore the media to which the context derives? How a reviewer approaches their thought process can be mechanical or it can be personal (often bridging both of those two major leads). How this review reads comes from personal opinion, perspective - wrapping the "how" it feels with context and then rating. What's not to get?

Album Rating: 4.5

like feel your feelings fool it's as simple as that peace

This is bangin yo.

I totally get it though. It’s an interesting take for sure. Yet, I’m more inclined toward johnnyonthespot’s comments (which he said it better already).

Album Rating: 4.0

This is really good - I liked the last one a lot but this is duking it out with RtJ2 for best...I think 2 will remain my favourite but this has a chance.



The debut is the weakest mainly because the production doesn't have the same bite - it took the second album for them to realise they need to stay in 'battle mode' 90% of the time, it's their strength.

Album Rating: 4.0

'Ooh La La' and 'Goonies' are instant RtJ top tier



'Walking in the Snow' is good but loses a tiny bit of steam



ZDLR is actually the best thing on JU$T, would have been a bit flat without him



'Calamafuck' is alright but sounds a bit too much like a couple of their previous tunes, still a little undecided on that one.

Album Rating: 4.5

the verses on walking in the snow are fucking dope as hell

Album Rating: 4.5

the beat switch on calamafuck makes the song, instantly one of the best songs on the album

Album Rating: 4.0

Biggest weakness is the first 6 or 7 tracks is really all you need - usually the last track is indispensable...but this one is still great but the least impressive of any of their album closers