ngl they had me in the first half
The first few tracks I wasn`t really feeling the whole record, the beats, this old school energetic, shouting type of rap - it just didn't vibe for. However after a few tracks I opened up to their style. The last track is an absolute jam by the way and I was already digging it twice in a row. Will definitely be coming back to this album, at least to check out, if I feel differently about the first few tracks. Although I guess for me it will probably never reach the status of an essential hip-hop album, it has for so many other people.
Already hitting a gem on day 2, lucky me
Not too bad, but too much didn't stick with me
Not my cup of tea, after some time the music sounded a bit bland to me. Even after repeated listens it was hard for me to differentiate the songs.
Except for Mountains O'Things, that's a certified jam.
Mixed feelings on this album - that's my ususal problem with Stevie. here are some songs on it, which I absolutely adore - usually the more upbeat funky ones.
But those kitschy love songs just don't do it for me at all
yaaawn - not my cup of tea
Jamming should be the definition, why a jam‘s called a jam
great instrumental album to listen while working, but the songs sort of blend into each other
Pretty weird and experimental - I like it.
"Where is is Yesterday" reminds me so much of Madlibs track "Shadows of Tomorrow" off of Madvillainy - a connection I wasn't expecting, but I love it.
We don't need a clique
To make our clock tick
Our clique is the world
The world is our clique ... do I need to say more
Not even Q-Tip could salvage this record
this album really grow on me over 4 listens
especially the first 3 tracks as well as the title track, which is definitely my favorite here
boring ass album
was expecting something like Vanilla Ice, but not that
definitely a nice surprise
I liked it quite a lot - not as much though as other Radiohead albums
early favorites: Fade Out, Just, The Bends
not great, not terrible
