MMLP2 General Discussion

[Jaba]

Just listened to the album after several months. Still deeply satisfying and as awesome as ever. The only song which I think is a bit light is The Monster. He's dealt with fame in more meaningful ways in other songs. And I don't think I will ever like Survival. All the rest are great songs to me. The album has it all -- humour, seriousness, cool concepts, great lyricism, good production. Content-wise, this is an honest, insightful and reasonably comprehensive reflection on his life and career so far -- serious music which I have to pay attention to, not background music. The production is not cohesive, but this was never an issue for me. Overall, in terms of listenability it goes with the big three for me.

Yeah the "lack of cohesion" wasn't really a problem for me with this album

I never really got the lack of cohesion thing? Every song sounds like it was recorded for this album. Even survival, I dont get the survival and recovery comparisons? Maybe just the beat but even that not really. This album sounds very cohesive to me.

Survival's a damn good song, good lyrics with good lines and an interesting flow/voice.

[TheBoss123]

Just listened to the album after several months. Still deeply satisfying and as awesome as ever. The only song which I think is a bit light is The Monster. He's dealt with fame in more meaningful ways in other songs. And I don't think I will ever like Survival. All the rest are great songs to me. The album has it all -- humour, seriousness, cool concepts, great lyricism, good production. Content-wise, this is an honest, insightful and reasonably comprehensive reflection on his life and career so far -- serious music which I have to pay attention to, not background music. The production is not cohesive, but this was never an issue for me. Overall, in terms of listenability it goes with the big three for me.

Nice.

I personally would like a more unified sound, but it's not like this is bad, and I don't feel it really detracts from the quality of the album. I really like this effort, and I hope he can continue on this path and outdo himself on the next project. But I'll be satisfied as long as he continues to release material of this quality.

[shadyblogger]

Just listened to the album after several months. Still deeply satisfying and as awesome as ever. The only song which I think is a bit light is The Monster. He's dealt with fame in more meaningful ways in other songs. And I don't think I will ever like Survival. All the rest are great songs to me. The album has it all -- humour, seriousness, cool concepts, great lyricism, good production. Content-wise, this is an honest, insightful and reasonably comprehensive reflection on his life and career so far -- serious music which I have to pay attention to, not background music. The production is not cohesive, but this was never an issue for me. Overall, in terms of listenability it goes with the big three for me.

Nice.

I personally would like a more unified sound, but it's not like this is bad, and I don't feel it really detracts from the quality of the album. I really like this effort, and I hope he can continue on this path and outdo himself on the next project. But I'll be satisfied as long as he continues to release material of this quality.

Same yo

[TheBoss123]

Just listened to the album after several months. Still deeply satisfying and as awesome as ever. The only song which I think is a bit light is The Monster. He's dealt with fame in more meaningful ways in other songs. And I don't think I will ever like Survival. All the rest are great songs to me. The album has it all -- humour, seriousness, cool concepts, great lyricism, good production. Content-wise, this is an honest, insightful and reasonably comprehensive reflection on his life and career so far -- serious music which I have to pay attention to, not background music. The production is not cohesive, but this was never an issue for me. Overall, in terms of listenability it goes with the big three for me.

Nice.

I personally would like a more unified sound, but it's not like this is bad, and I don't feel it really detracts from the quality of the album. I really like this effort, and I hope he can continue on this path and outdo himself on the next project. But I'll be satisfied as long as he continues to release material of this quality.

Same yo

He's killin it, this album is just as good as it was a year ago, I cant believe it's been this long already.

[shadyblogger]

Yes time indeed does fly

[csw621]

survival is lyrically fucking incredible. if i didn't know better i'd say the beat was supposed to be a distraction...

[shadyblogger]

survival is lyrically fucking incredible. if i didn't know better i'd say the beat was supposed to be a distraction...

That 3rd verse. Some of his flows I find enjoyable as well.

[Excita]

That bass during Legacy's chorus tho, shit's banging like a motherfucker with 2 subwoofers

[DetroitSkills]

I fucking love the production

[shadyblogger]

I fucking love the production

You would b

[IBasicallyRage]

I fucking love the production

You would b

I agree D, and Gooch, what do you think about Don't Front?

[Kill You]

Still love this album. Not a single bad song. Has tracks for all moods. Plus the rapping and lyricism is some of his honest best work.

[shadyblogger]

I fucking love the production

You would b

I agree D, and Gooch, what do you think about Don't Front?

Love it!

[DetroitSkills]

I fucking love the production

You would b

Ik u teasin. But the beat on legacy as well as the vocal mixing on vinyl is orgasmic

[IBasicallyRage]

762 pages, what Em album had the most pages in the thread?