Like Gandalf searching the archives
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Quick, what's the ebonics translation for "Mellon"?
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Album Rating: 4.5
yeah this album's pretty bad, agreed
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Album Rating: 5.0
the track lengths are def part of the charm and i think enhance the album's vibe quite a bit... feels like the auditory equivalent of flipping through a comic book. some pages are way less dense than others.
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Album Rating: 4.5
love this.album
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Album Rating: 4.5
At least Accordion was put in the highlighted tracks because that is easily my favorite on here.
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“Thanks for reminding me to 2.5 this (reasons not the same as the review), I just think MF Doom lacks a certain kind charisma that I look for in hip hop, this has never resonated with me in any way, instrumentals are cool I guess, but never done anything for me either, like that J Dilla Donuts album, mid.”
bruh
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I just think tundra lacks a certain kind of sentience I look for in living organisms, he has never resonated with me in any way,
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Who is Tundra, what is his MO, and why does everyone hate him?
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Album Rating: 2.0
got no idea who that guy is man
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Album Rating: 5.0
' I just think tundra lacks a certain kind of sentience I look for in living organisms'
Fking lol
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Thanks for the feedback, MillionDead!
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Album Rating: 5.0
Lots of places here where you use like 15 words to do the same work that 5 could. It's hard to vibe with this writing style. It's so needlessly verbose. Fatty, even. Overloaded with commas.
I feel like the best writing is more lean and efficient, more concerned with being succinctly understood than impressing with how many syllables it can fit into a sentence. I feel like your concept of English is thoroughly realized enough that you don't need to rely on looking up definitions so much. Focus on articulating your own ideas in the most natural way that they come to you, first, vs looking up definitions. Then revise/enhance as needed. I'm sure the writing would feel more authentic and less stilted that way.
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