Sooooo many great songs. I'll agree with what was said earlier though in that the album would've been so much nicer with 'Royal Flush' and the extended version of 'Looking For Ya'.
30. "RE: Replace You Ain't No DJ and Hustle Blood with those 2" In response to Reply # 24
>I could definitely do without Yelawolf and I don't know what >the fuck Jaime Foxx was even talking about.
Hustle Blood is max volume music for me. And no, I don't really know what Foxx is going on about specifically. Twan went in though.
I listened to Left Foot and Vicious a week or so ago. Left Foot started out amazingly well. The best stuff on it is still supreme. Add in the 3k songs and it's a showdown of an album.
I was all in on Little Dragon when Vicious came out so I liked a lot of that album too. I was tender when Yukimi got swapped with Kelly for the single. Lines was HARD.
The worst thing about those albums is that they could pretty easily be Kast albums if 3k wasn't dead set on pulling a 3k and not putting something out.
And yeah, Royal Flush could've easily been in the first 5 or so tracks on Left Foot.
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36. "RE: That beat is so dope..." In response to Reply # 35
>This dude has 4 classics with Kast > >Speakerboxxx is dope > >His joints on Idlewild were dope > >Sir Luscious is dope > >VL&DR is good > >And this album is shaping up to be on the level of Sir >Luscious > >What else this dude gotta do to be mentioned among the >greats?
Be from New York. We love him down here so he good with that.
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38. "he's having a great career." In response to Reply # 37
I wish he could sell so more folks could see how dope he is.
quality hasn't fallen off. his rhyming seems to be getting stronger. the music is always on point. none of his music sounds like retreads of what he did before. nor does it sound like copying the latest trends.
he just doesn't have the light like Dre has. Dre got that it factor. people are still waiting on his solo or Kast reunion. meanwhile Big out here putting in that good work.
41. "I think it will sound great when your're dancing." In response to Reply # 39 Tue Jun-13-17 11:54 AM by phemom
I will prolly be skipping this in the headphones, then breaking it out on the playlist. All of the songs have different vibes....which I'm guessing is one purpose.
Someone is gonna remix the shit out of it tho. Alesso would kill this...
This might be the first Big Boi album.....that isn't an album.
50. "Mic Jack and Chocolate had me worried a little" In response to Reply # 0 Sat Jun-17-17 09:47 AM by Nick Has a Problem..
but Big Boi came through. Jedi rap shit. Good to see ONP and Big Rube on the project too. As said above, Made Man 🔥 and Mannie brought it on Follow Deez!
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56. "RE: Nah you just with the dude that thinks Moka > Rakim" In response to Reply # 54
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You don't know shit about no goddamn Rakim to even fix your face to act cute, sissy. Quote me an X Clan song. Perform Come On lets Move It right now for whatever tragic human is flanking you at the moment. Explain your disappointment when you bought 'Ain't a damn Thing Changed' and realized the Spanish Fly mix wasn't on the album. Tell me how you felt when the Keith Sweat AIDS rumor circulated as 'I want Her' was on fire outchea in these New York streets.
But most of all, tell me how much you liked that half assed album 18th Letter that came with a Rakim starter pack second disc for poser ass johhny come lately's like YOU.
65. "I don't like this that much." In response to Reply # 0
Sad. I hate freakanomics, don't like overthunk, really only love like 4 or 5 songs. Most of it sounds like filler to me. 'Vicious Lies' sounded like a transitional album to a really dope new sound, but this is just stagnant.
Not a terrible album by a stretch, but this is Big Boi, not some random newby. I shouldn't have to put up with a pretty good album from him. It's not even like it took a bunch of interesting creative chances and came up short, it's just kinda there.
71. "One listen. Liked about half, didn't love any of it." In response to Reply # 0
Nothing really grabbed me.
His first two jumped out at me immediately, on first listen.
Big Boi is the man so I'll give it some more spins tho, maybe it'll grow on me. I liked the track with Snoop. I liked Made Men, In the South and Order of Operations. Can't think of anything else right now.
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