Album’s fucking incredible, god damn this guy...

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I ain't blogged in years, but no, Wicked has the worst taste in rap of any human on planet earth

the Wicked co-sign, AKA the kiss of bad taste

You're an idiot and you jock 90% of the shit I champion around here.

go listen to Opski Chan Go find Ka, drop to your pre-bruised knees, and suck him off until he nuts hot, gooey philosphicz in your gaping front hole. FanBois like yourself are the worst of the ilk because you perceive criticism of your favorite artist as a criticism of yourself. You're wack and that...

go listen to Opski Chan

Is that successful? Albums like Roc's limited edition vinyl for RR2, and all these limited editions that Muggs has put out barely sell out. I'm finding the key to be editions of 500 or less, even better if it's 100/200 or less. First thing I flipped was the WSG- Roses are Red 10". The red was limit...

Resale market on these super limited releases is through the roof tho. My new side hustle is buying 2 of anything that's numbered at less than 500 and flipping it. Really easy to do through discogs.

Didn't like it as much as I expected to, thought it was pretty average honestly. Not nearly as funny as it was trying to be.

The Endless is about 100 times better if you have seen The Resolution. I watched both back to back last night and I'm so glad I listened to your advice. I can't imagine watching The Endless without watching The Resolution first. It's not a traditional sequel, but it's in the same world and follows ...

Ka is a national treasure and Grief Pedigree is the best album of the last 10 years, it's aged extremely well and will continue to because nothing before or since sounds like it. I don't play Ka on shuffle or mix his songs into playlists and I have no desire too. It's like listening to Jazz. I love ...

If you like Future, Young Thug, and Max B you should be giving 03 a serious shot, because that's the type of artist he is. He's that prolific, versatile, and talented. You shouldn't judge him off a limited sample size because his catalogue since just 2016 is gigantic and relentlessly consistent. If ...

Two that have stood out to me are Shai Gilgeous Alexander and Wendell Carter, Knox been impressive as well

Just got the vinyl last night and already listened to it 4 times. Great album and pretty sweet to be able to listen to a vinyl only release knowing no one else is able to hear. Production more abrasive than some of their more recent material and I dig it. Hard to compare it to past works at this poi...

there's also a treasure trove of 38 Spesh albums available on Apple Music. The one I've listened to is good, plan to check most of the others out over the next week. Good to hear the new tape is good, I saw Alchemist has a beat on there.

some of his best songs-

The new Benny tape 'A Friend of Ours' that was just on Youtube before, is now on bandcamp, it's really fucking good. First time El Camino really becomes a force to be reckoned with, the chemistry with Benny is obvious. https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a3251574197_16.jpg https://blacksopranofamily.bandcamp....

I'd say the first Purple Summer (released in '16) is probably the best place to start. Purple Summer 2 is great as well. I haven't heard 3 (I believe it's only available on Spotify?). But God Level is the best representation of his skill. It's especially sad because he has so many songs toasting to ...

This dude came out of nowhere to emerge as one of the most talented, prolific artists on the planet. I'm late, just getting into him after his Wolf of Grape St album released back in March. But since then he's made up about 33% of all the music I've listened too and the only thing I've listened to f...

I just started streaming music less than a year ago and it seemed that Apple had quite a bit of stuff that Spotify didn't, so I went with Apple. No regrets so far.

WSG puts a lot of thought and care into his OWN projects...save the early Griselda releases. If I were Conway, I'd be a little shitty honestly.

Weak shit brah...all three of your posts are basura. No one's calling WSG a genius.

Album is ok. Weaker than FLYGOD. To me, HWWH I-III, he was building a lot buzz and eventually capped everything with FLYGOD. He was still saying the same shit he is now, but I guess maybe I saw it differently since he was still relatively new. Since then though, he's put out 4-5 releases where his ...

I just wish he but this much attention and care into Conway's and Benny's releases.

See that's the thing though, he's the curator of all this shit. I've made the Puffy comparison before and he's largely embraced that role by stepping into the background as an MC. He just uses these solo albums to flex. All the producers and features are strictly from the connections and relationshi...

Supreme Blientele is good, but not quite as good as I hoped (or as good as Flygod) despite the incredible production. The insane Busta verse is the highlight of the whole thing. It's definitely a step in the right direction though as far as Griselda's Shady output.

This shit is excellent, album of the year contender. Talk about getting the right guests for your album. Roc and Him-Lo together, billy woods on a back and forth track, his old parter H Pone, and the from out of nowhere Vordul??? From the artwork on down, everything feels curated, his best album sin...

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