I wasn't aware that this dropped last week. I know that there are still a lot of people that aren't into Logic, and I have been cold on him at one point. I have been back into Logic from his past 4 or 5 albums, which are typically really dope.

It looks like it is primarily Logic on the production.

I am definitely going to give this a few spins today.

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The production is really good. I can definitely hear that has taken cues from Madlib's production style.

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but I love Juicy J (Memphis, duh).

meant to peep this. thanks for the reminder.

listened to it 2 or 3 times front to back this weekend.

someone brought it up, but i think what i enjoyed most about it actually, was the dialog between the songs. i think it's usually interesting to get more depth from artists outside of the music, and it made me understand both artists more.

i do think these two being good friends is sort of an odd couple, but it all somehow works, and they've been working together for some years now, just more sporadically.

See post #4.

I could had done without the conversations. I feel like the tracks would had been dope to just hear straight through.

I will probably look to skip them later, but I do appreciate hearing their lives normalized to me. You get to understand a little bit more of the person that you are listening to.

That being said, I wish that they were tacked onto the end of a track. That would've been a godsend for KRS-One's self-titled album. There were so many long intro to tracks.

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