Album Rating: 4.5
Callese perra.
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
daIceman is a very cool dude. you guys would get kicked in the face if u dissed him in my presence.
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you. hipster. motherfuckers. In all seriousness, this deserves a 4 at best. great album, but c'mon this is more like a Great Awakening than an Enlightenment.
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Album Rating: 4.0
yeah, it's "Ne t'inquiètes pas."
like I said, comes more naturally to me in open speech cos that's how I learnt it
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Album Rating: 4.0
can't decide on 4 or 4.5. if you told me at the start of the year that there'd be songs on mainstream rap and RnB albums that exceed 10 minutes and still rule, I would have...not believed you. and those two songs have no guest features for padding.
it's cool how cohesive this is cos there's about a million different producers.
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Album Rating: 4.0
actually I just checked and apparently you don't even put the "s" on "t'inquiète" when it's imperative
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Album Rating: 3.5
that's probably true, didn't bother correcting the conjugation
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Album Rating: 4.0
one day I'll nail it
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Album Rating: 4.5
vos mères
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Album Rating: 3.0
Title track is baller.
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Album Rating: 4.5
the title track is actually comprised of two songs!
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Album Rating: 4.0
So, is there any reason why he released a bonus track as the lead single from this? Is it because it had Dre on it?
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Album Rating: 4.5
cause hes trying to be hipster
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yeah but wasn't swimming pools earlier?
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The song's production was handled by Scoop DeVille, who has produced a number of songs for West Coast rappers, including Snoop Dogg's "I Wanna Rock"; a slow, West Coast hip hop inspired tune with heavy vocal samples. "The Recipe" features a constant, looping sample from the song "Meet the Frownies" by Twin Sister. The sample is backed up by various drums - most of them are very heavy and follow a medium-tempo pattern. The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent. The first verse is performed by Dr. Dre, with Lamar following him by singing the chorus (with minor aid by Dre) and rapping the second verse. After his verse, Lamar performs the chorus once more and Dr. Dre returns, with another verse. This time, Lamar picks up rapping immediately after Dre finishes his verse, without a chorus. The vocal portion of the song finishes with the last chorus and then proceeds into an instrumental section with minor scratching and a switch in the drum pattern.
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The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.The other drums are more miscellaneous and less apparent.
seriously who the fuck wrote this garbage
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Album Rating: 4.0
they really drove home the point with the repetition.
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Album Rating: 3.0
had high hopes for kendrick after hearing him first on Game's Red Album and hes gotten nothing but more plain and more poppy. so sick of this new rap with no meaning that is all about rhyming as much as possible or club songs. u fucking robots
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Album Rating: 4.0
"had high hopes for kendrick after hearing him first on Game's Red Album and hes gotten nothing but more plain and more poppy. so sick of this new rap with no meaning that is all about rhyming as much as possible or club songs. u fucking robots"
Haha what a little queer
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Album Rating: 3.0
actually little queers listen to pop music , they also talk shit on the internet cus its the only place they can
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