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i'm not a fan of Chain Heavy. not what i expected it to be.
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But watch, in the next few years hip-hop will improve because it follows Kanye's style and we might see go back to it's original elements of quality lyrics.Originally Posted by EvansST
This is probably Ye's best album.
He has come full circle in his musical evolution sonically. He started out as a true hip-hop artist with a touch of alternative elements in his sound, then with LR he enhanced that sound by making beats that weren't the traditional repetive type and further pushed the envelope of hip-hop at the time, crossed over to electronica and mixed those elements in Graduation and 808's, now this album is a culmination of that 6 year evolution.
People hold LR and CD close to their heart because of that initial feeling of hearing something different from the world of hip-hop.
Those albums, in a large way, molded hip-hop to what it is today.
I think this album does the same but IMO it may not be as impactful on the culture as the previous albums were. The reason why is because of this..
I mean when they say he was working with Pete Rock, Madlib, RZA...you can really hear the influence in the production. But what makes it extra special to me is the way he used their influences and still kept his own styles and tendencies to create what I think is a more exciting sound than any of his stuff recently
Have you heard those songs live? Theres a reason why Kanye said he wanted Graduation to have stadium anthems. They simply just sound better when performed live. Kanye flipped his samples the best imo on Graduation. I didn't know Good Life was PYT until my 5th or 6th time listening to the track. Ye' went nuts on Power, and spazzed on Can't tell me nothing.Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
Originally Posted by hella handsome
Time out, you're calling Graduation wackness?
I think that's what I said.
Here's part of a discussion I had with another NTer. IMHO
Big Brother, Drunk And Hot Girls, Barry Bonds , Big Brother, Good Life, The Glory were all throway tracks SMFH, all sounded like something you'd hear on those bootleg releases before the actual album IMO
He hasn't put out a decent album since LR, which took me endless plays to finally get it I guess you can say.
Didn't bother with that emo nonsense 808s because I heard more than enough from one single.
He redeemed himself five years later. He'll get my $10, and it's earned for the first time since 2005.
Originally Posted by AirAnt23
YO! For years, I've been trying to figure why I'm the only person who likes Barry Bonds. DF!!!
yeah, where is that?Originally Posted by bns1201
Originally Posted by AirAnt23
YO! For years, I've been trying to figure why I'm the only person who likes Barry Bonds. DF!!!
i bump to this song....anyone know where the song went with 'ye sampling Popular from the wicked soundtrack? kinda looked forward to that
Originally Posted by UrbenYouth
I was trying to find out what was sampled for gorgeous
Originally Posted by AirAnt23
YO! For years, I've been trying to figure why I'm the only person who likes Barry Bonds. DF!!!
Originally Posted by calikev34
Jesus.
The All of the Lights Interlude is so *!**$%# dope.
Originally Posted by Master Zik
Only thing I salvage from Graduation is Everything I Am and I Wonder. Other than that I'm waiting for the instrumentals to be released for the album.