Back to Black, Rehab and Me and Mr. Jones are bangers, overall really good album to listen to for cards, chilling and chats.
A bit on the samey side, but the style is absolutely fantastic, so it's hard to complain. Very raw, very political, way ahead of its time in terms of the. messaging, and most importantly, unapologetically authentic. London's Burning, I'm so Bored with the USA, Police and Thieves, and Garageland are all bangers
In Dust we Trust, Leave Home, Chemical Beats are the big bangers from this, b ut the whole album is very listenable to. Some seriously nasty tracks in this one, Song to the Siren is very sweaty nightclub vibes. Varied style throughout, lots of engaging listens and enough variety to keep you guessing. This is a perfect album for focus, be that grinding a game, working, studying, the constancy of the beats, the not too powerful melodic component and the lack of vocals makes this album excellent for filling space in your mind as you work.
Very avant-garde, unreal bass playing that compliments the piano perfectly. The drums do a great job of building and dropping tension in a trio that seems to be more focussed on individual performances rather than a cohesive three parter. The drums do very well to give a sense of overall cohesion to the emotions of a particular tune. Some of the bass solos are genuinely not good as far as I can understand. Obviously he's getting up to some mad shit I've never heard of before, but it's so dissonant at parts and spacious that it feels a bit thrown together.
Banging album, sick production, great flow and rhymes
Very my Dad music, good but pretty simplistic, not something I'd listen to too much of my own volition