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I've heard people raving on how cohesive it is, they say that the songs flow together very well. Beats are too safe imo. Nothing edgy, risky or dramatic.
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For the people that are feeling the album, what is it that you like about it?
They do, its wild, I cant remember the last time I heard an album that flowed together this well. Being cohesive isnt even something that I usually care that much about, because I like putting albums on shuffle cause it allows me to judge songs individually cause I'm not expecting to hear them at any given moment, but I'm on listen 10 of this as a collective as I type and I have no desire to listen to it on shuffle. It just deserves to be played in order, it adds so much to it.I've heard people raving on how cohesive it is, they say that the songs flow together very well. Beats are too safe imo. Nothing edgy, risky or dramatic.
Now, what don't you like about the album?For the people that are feeling the album, what is it that you like about it?
Sonically the album is amazing. People can say that his subject matter is limited, the beats all sound the same, theres not enough of XYZ, but at the end of the day all the songs sound great to me. Hes just someone that knows music. No other way to describe it, hes got a great grasp on when its appropriate to drop singing into a middle of a song where hes rapping.
Its been mentioned before but this albums strongest point is the fact that its so cohesive. The first 4 or 5 times I listened to it I could not notice when the song switched, the transitions are seamless. This is most apparent when you listen to The Connect-The Language-305 to My City, I am not kidding you when I thought that this was just one long song with changeups. It feels pointless to listen to this in any order outside of the intended order, shuffling it around is cheating yourself in a way.
I'm not surprised its as good as I think it is, he makes music that I really like and I didnt expect him to just stop doing so. There isnt a single bad song on here to me, and thats hard to do when you have a 16 track album on your hands. I've only said that about one other album this year and thats MCHG.
They do, its wild, I cant remember the last time I heard an album that flowed together this well. Being cohesive isnt even something that I usually care that much about, because I like putting albums on shuffle cause it allows me to judge songs individually cause I'm not expecting to hear them at any given moment, but I'm on listen 10 of this as a collective as I type and I have no desire to listen to it on shuffle. It just deserves to be played in order, it adds so much to it.I've heard people raving on how cohesive it is, they say that the songs flow together very well. Beats are too safe imo. Nothing edgy, risky or dramatic.
I dont have any particular preference when it comes to beats, dope beats are dope beats to me from trap beats to smooth beats and I like all these beats.
Is it bad if I say nothing? He cleaned up the issues that I had with Take Care which were wack features. Take care had three features which just did not belong on it, and this album doesnt have a bad one on it.
For the people that are feeling the album, what is it that you like about it?
Sonically the album is amazing. People can say that his subject matter is limited, the beats all sound the same, theres not enough of XYZ, but at the end of the day all the songs sound great to me. Hes just someone that knows music. No other way to describe it, hes got a great grasp on when its appropriate to drop singing into a middle of a song where hes rapping.
Its been mentioned before but this albums strongest point is the fact that its so cohesive. The first 4 or 5 times I listened to it I could not notice when the song switched, the transitions are seamless. This is most apparent when you listen to The Connect-The Language-305 to My City, I am not kidding you when I thought that this was just one long song with changeups. It feels pointless to listen to this in any order outside of the intended order, shuffling it around is cheating yourself in a way.
I'm not surprised its as good as I think it is, he makes music that I really like and I didnt expect him to just stop doing so. There isnt a single bad song on here to me, and thats hard to do when you have a 16 track album on your hands. I've only said that about one other album this year and thats MCHG.
They do, its wild, I cant remember the last time I heard an album that flowed together this well. Being cohesive isnt even something that I usually care that much about, because I like putting albums on shuffle cause it allows me to judge songs individually cause I'm not expecting to hear them at any given moment, but I'm on listen 10 of this as a collective as I type and I have no desire to listen to it on shuffle. It just deserves to be played in order, it adds so much to it.I've heard people raving on how cohesive it is, they say that the songs flow together very well. Beats are too safe imo. Nothing edgy, risky or dramatic.
I dont have any particular preference when it comes to beats, dope beats are dope beats to me from trap beats to smooth beats and I like all these beats.
Now, what don't you like about the album?
I can see this, that was the strongest quality of Take Care and him as a rapper period. The relatability. Hes just a normal dude who can rap, theres literally nothing extravagant or out of the ordinary about him, and his music displays that which is what I enjoy. I feel like dude lived a similar life to what I lived, and stuff he talks about I can relate to: arguing with his mom about expectations and what hes supposed to be, all his girl problems are regular dude girl problems, not "I got so many girls IDK what to do with myself", and just growing up around the same people for years and years and developing strong bonds with them.More tracks like Too Much would of helped. Too many wasted beats with non sense rapping.
I just feel like he said this was going to be a very personal record. But only a 3rd of it felt personal.
He created expectations that weren't even half met, that's my only real complaint.
I still support good music, but I have to be honest. Not gonna just hate or love everything without being fully honest.
There was no real connection to 2/3 of this album. Not as relatable as he promised it to be. I think that's what kills it for some of the people who are underwhelmed.
Man, some of you guys have Drake's ballsack so far down your throat....![]()
Anyway's I was listening to it a little more at the gym today, well the tracks that are even tolerable for the gym. Because lets admit it, most of this is not gym music.
I started to really like Worst Behavior, but for the most part, dude really isn't saying anything on the song other than "I'm on my worst behavior, they aint never love us."
Too Much and Tuscan Leather are the best songs on the album. Still a majority of it is just meh. I'd probably rank it somewhere between a 6-7/10
Thats cool. I'm not here to convince anyone that its good. I'm not getting emotional or agumentative about it, everyone cant like everything. Question though, why are you so disappointed by it?Didn't know Jaden Smith had so many NT accounts...
...this album is wack - that's all there is to it.
Severely dissappointed with NWTS...
305 to My City will take good care of the clubsFrom some of the responses in here, it sounds like a Lil Wayne club feature might have done the album some good (HYFR/The Motto)
**** I may like it then...I'm dl now.CD is a downer...nothing on here gets you hype except worst behaviour and the language. my main problem with it. he must have been trying to please those old NY hiphop heads![]()
Man, some of you guys have Drake's ballsack so far down your throat....
Anyway's I was listening to it a little more at the gym today, well the tracks that are even tolerable for the gym. Because lets admit it, most of this is not gym music.
I started to really like Worst Behavior, but for the most part, dude really isn't saying anything on the song other than "I'm on my worst behavior, they aint never love us."
Too Much and Tuscan Leather are the best songs on the album. Still a majority of it is just meh. I'd probably rank it somewhere between a 6-7/10
"A, B, I heard your CD, you get an E forr effort, I piece letters together".
I see what you did there.