<>Kanye West & Jay-Z 'Watch The Throne'<> Ns in PARIS video on pg. 290

[scotthallwithapick]

That unofficial video is huff!

 

[rolaholic]

 

[rolaholic]

 

[niquefreak94]

Originally Posted by visualmusiC

Weeks later, this is still one of the best albums of the year. Love it.

 

[niquefreak94]

Originally Posted by visualmusiC

Weeks later, this is still one of the best albums of the year. Love it.

 

[airjordan jb23]

Weeks later, this is still one of the best albums of the year. Love it.



This

Been playing the album non stop & it hasn't lost a step

 

[airjordan jb23]

Weeks later, this is still one of the best albums of the year. Love it.



This

Been playing the album non stop & it hasn't lost a step

 

[nostrandave68]

Primetime will honestly never get old for me!

 

[nostrandave68]

Primetime will honestly never get old for me!

 

[realrubirosa]

Originally Posted by memphisboi55

Originally Posted by RetroSan

Originally Posted by NostrandAve68

3 weeks later and still bumping this album on a consistent basis
I was thinking tho, I hear alot of people say Kanye came harder on the album than Jay, two points. Jay obviously didn't come that 'inspired' thats clear but I was thinking maybe its to somewhat show the state of mind he's in where he's sorta bored with the game or maybe its just the display of an aging emcee. The lyrical ability is clearly still there but in terms of temperament on the tracks, the intensity of his delivery and etc yeah that wasn't nearly as apparent as previous albums. Second, listening to the types of sounds, structure of tracks this album is basically Kanye's playground.. it very well sounds like a Kanye album because we are so use to these type of sounds on his album. So phonetically Kanye just sounds better throughout most of the album because it's his element. Its like if Ross & say Wale did an album together and the production sounded like Justice League type beats, Wale might be spitting ill lyrics but Ross just sounds better because of his track record of flourishing on those types of beats. The production of WTT was made moreso for Kanye to flourish, almost to somewhat symbolize the passing of the guard. 

Hov:
No Church in the Wild

&*$@#% in Paris

That's My &%#@$

Excellence

Welcome to the Jungle

Love You So

Gotta Have It




Ye:

Lift Off (By default 

)

Otis

New Day

The Joy

Murder




Tie:

Illest !@#$%^&*&#$ Alive

Sweet Baby Jesus

Primetime

H.A.M







imo

You don't really feel that way, do you? Ye' said nothing but a bunch of "HANHS!" and he smashed a white girl w/ a fat butt.

He says the white girls had flat butts. 

 

[realrubirosa]

Originally Posted by memphisboi55

Originally Posted by RetroSan

Originally Posted by NostrandAve68

3 weeks later and still bumping this album on a consistent basis
I was thinking tho, I hear alot of people say Kanye came harder on the album than Jay, two points. Jay obviously didn't come that 'inspired' thats clear but I was thinking maybe its to somewhat show the state of mind he's in where he's sorta bored with the game or maybe its just the display of an aging emcee. The lyrical ability is clearly still there but in terms of temperament on the tracks, the intensity of his delivery and etc yeah that wasn't nearly as apparent as previous albums. Second, listening to the types of sounds, structure of tracks this album is basically Kanye's playground.. it very well sounds like a Kanye album because we are so use to these type of sounds on his album. So phonetically Kanye just sounds better throughout most of the album because it's his element. Its like if Ross & say Wale did an album together and the production sounded like Justice League type beats, Wale might be spitting ill lyrics but Ross just sounds better because of his track record of flourishing on those types of beats. The production of WTT was made moreso for Kanye to flourish, almost to somewhat symbolize the passing of the guard. 

Hov:
No Church in the Wild

&*$@#% in Paris

That's My &%#@$

Excellence

Welcome to the Jungle

Love You So

Gotta Have It




Ye:

Lift Off (By default 

)

Otis

New Day

The Joy

Murder




Tie:

Illest !@#$%^&*&#$ Alive

Sweet Baby Jesus

Primetime

H.A.M







imo

You don't really feel that way, do you? Ye' said nothing but a bunch of "HANHS!" and he smashed a white girl w/ a fat butt.

He says the white girls had flat butts. 

 

[certifiedsw]

Originally Posted by AIRJORDAN JB23

Weeks later, this is still one of the best albums of the year. Love it.

This

Been playing the album non stop & it hasn't lost a step

 

[certifiedsw]

Originally Posted by AIRJORDAN JB23

Weeks later, this is still one of the best albums of the year. Love it.

This

Been playing the album non stop & it hasn't lost a step

 

[dipsetgeneral]

 

[dipsetgeneral]

 

[trynafeelmink]

That video fits perfectly with the song and vibe of the album if you ask me but to each his own

 

[trynafeelmink]

That video fits perfectly with the song and vibe of the album if you ask me but to each his own

 

[tsamshox]

DJ did Otis/N's in Paris/Who gon stop me now in the club last night....

 

[tsamshox]

DJ did Otis/N's in Paris/Who gon stop me now in the club last night....

 

[rolaholic]

Originally Posted by DipsetGeneral

Kept trying to post this but it wouldn't let me. The #@$*#! in Paris video's supposed to be dropping soon. If it's anything like the "Otis" one 

. What happened to "Lift Off" being a single??
*Edit: Oops,my bad 

 

[rolaholic]

Originally Posted by DipsetGeneral

Kept trying to post this but it wouldn't let me. The #@$*#! in Paris video's supposed to be dropping soon. If it's anything like the "Otis" one 

. What happened to "Lift Off" being a single??
*Edit: Oops,my bad 

 

[540jfan12]

^They both have the same cover

 

[540jfan12]

^They both have the same cover

 

[dipsetgeneral]

How are radio & TV stations gonna deal with the "Negroes in Paris" song title?

 

[dipsetgeneral]

How are radio & TV stations gonna deal with the "Negroes in Paris" song title?