Album Rating: 3.5
very well written tbh...
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
To me, this is a modern classic, and a D'Angelo-like statement that has more potential to reach the mainstream than the aforementioned. This will be one of the most important albums of the year for sure.
My thoughts exactly... Black Messiah was the first comparison I thought of, but since Kendrick is much more relevant to modern culture than D'Angelo who was gone for 15 years, this album will probably have a bigger impact.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
This is a fantastic review by the way, great job.
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I'm nearly finished with my second listen to this and two things I can say I'm glad about is that he managed to 1. make an album that is good and 2. somehow fit in i in a way that it actually fits and isn't a huge distraction
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
yeah this is a modern classic 7 hours after being released can you shut the fuck up please
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
seriously though. i love k dot as much as the next guy, but this needs at least a year before it can be considered a modern classic.
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fucking 4.5 bs
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Album Rating: 4.0
Wizard rap
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
yeah this is a modern classic 7 hours after being released can you shut the fuck up please
I just quoted the author of the review, and I was more agreeing with the Black Messiah comparison than the "modern classic" part... I obviously don't know how well this will hold up but all I know is I'm enjoying it a ton right now.
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Really liking this but it sounds a lot more cold and calculated compared to his older albums. It's like he's worrying so much about what he's saying and how he's saying it that the genuine emotion isn't there so much. But i dunno maybe i just gotta give it a few more spins!!!
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah, this needs time to simmer and sink in before it can be deemed a classic. Hold onto your hype people, getting carried away.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
yeah I'm gonna let it sit now
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
treeqt i'm saying that even a big fan of kendrick can't call this a modern classic because it hasn't had enough time to set in yet. was that honestly too much for you to comprehend?
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
most things are too much for tree to comprehend, he's handi-not-capable of processing social realities
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Album Rating: 4.0
honestly wish i could write half this well.
a pos, thru my tears
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Album Rating: 4.0
also pots is always right but at the same time why are you so afraid to just enjoy something if you do enjoy it?
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I was saying I couldn't sense as much genuine emotion on this as on some of his older projects but really I think that could just be the fact that this is a more grown up and mature Kendrick than ever before. Also, the album is just so dense as a whole.
It's just different, and I'm glad that this is what he's come back with after all the fame and glory. It could've been a lot worse (and I'm definitely liking it more than GKMC).
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He sounds angry on "King Kunta" and "The Blacker The Berry", something Kendrick hasn't really shown before this record. It's appropriate given the general themes presented.
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I think it's more that feeling of youthfulness that's absent here, and that could actually end up making me like this more than those other projects I've mentioned overall. The man sounds a lot more sure of himself and the opinions he's putting out on here, and it works to his advantage
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
also pots is always right but at the same time why are you so afraid to just enjoy something if you do enjoy it?
agree with this, however, im still hesitant to call something a 'modern classic' given solely 8 hours of context haha. love it all you wish but for me the term 'classic' implies a certain level of influence that can't really be observed in such a short period of time.
guess its a semantics thing really.
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