http://www.xxlmag.com/video/2018/05/pusha-t-says-g-o-o-d-music-albums-will-be-seven-songs-long/ “All the projects coming out is seven. That’s what we going for,” Pusha continued. “You know G.O.O.D. Music anti everything. If everybody doing 18 tracks, we doing seven.”
I like the album on first listen. Its a solid mesh of his career in a way. I don't look for lyrical content with Kanye but he has a few lines I did enjoy. I think the features elevate the album.
I think that's the most I've enjoyed Kanye first listen in four albums but all his albums improve over time to me and I don't think this one will as much
Kanye reportedly has a weird obsession with 7 right now. He lobbied hard to cut Pusha's album to 7 songs. The album he executively produced for Nas is 7 songs and his album is 7 songs. There are rumors that once they are all released, the 5 GOOD Music albums currently being released will have somehow linked but we will see
Being able to finish listening to an album during my morning commute has been a really weird experience the past week
Yikes is the star of the show for me. I like a lot of the album but I can tell that in a year, that will be the song I go back to
Yikes is fire. The rest is just ok. 2nd worst album of his in front of 808s. And 7 songs is wack as fuck.
wasn't particularly inspired by it. Will listen again later tonight. 7 songs is too short for Ye. It was right for Pusha, but not Ye
It’s alright. Of course it’ll grow more over time. I can’t really take anything socially conscious he says from here forward all too seriously, unfortunately. Russell Simmons got me-too’d made me chuckle.
People are entitled to their own opinions and what not, but he must've lost his goddamn damn mind if he actually believes that
i hated it on the first listen; upgraded it to not awful on the second. it's far and away his worst album. he gave all the good beats to pusha
#1 after the jokingly homicidal spoken word was solid, gave me that yeezus industrial sound vibe and the flow sounded like confident swaggering Ye. Yikes and All Mine were fine. Least favorite Kanye album ever but as long as he delivers on The Cudi and Nas projects like he did w/ Daytona I’ll be happy
#1 was much more suicidal than homicidal for me. The album cover talks about Bi-polar and I heard "you" as Kanye talking to Kanye. This was a step in a different direction for Kanye at obviously a troubled time in his life/mental state but I really enjoyed the rawness of it. Not grandiose like MBDTF, Yeezus and TLOP but markedly different and a peek inside what's going on with him right now.
fyi the songs are mislabeled on the streaming services. the songs are in the right order, just mislabeled
ye does nothing for me and i don't really feel like going back to it to see if it grows on me. i really like kids see ghosts though.
Give me a fucking break it's after noon on the west coast and this Nas album still hasn't been released yet