Albums That Suffer From Having Too Many Songs

[classthe_king]

I can think of a couple examples but I'll start with the most prominent one imo

Biggie- Life After Death

I truly think that this would have been a top 5 album of all time if it wasn't a double album.



1. Somebody's Gotta Die
2. Hypnotize
3. Kick In The Door
4. Last Day
5. I Love the Dough
6. What's Beef?
7. Niggas Bleed
8. Notorious Thugs
9. Miss U
10. Going Back To Cali
11. Ten Crack Commandments
12. My Downfall
13. Long Kiss Goodnight
14. You're Nobody (Til Somebody Kills You)

This is a GOAT track list

[Poontangarang]

2pac - All Eyez on Me

I just can't listen to it fully through. Way too long. A little overrated imo

[classthe_king]

Ready To Die is great but Biggie improved his rapping so much on Life After Death. Plus I like the production much more, it's just so dark and gangster it's awesome. His verse on Notorious Thugs might be the hardest verse of all time. It's a shame theres just so many lame songs with terrible production. They tried to reproduced Juicy like 7 times when Hypnotize would have sufficed.

[Notalius]

Ready To Die is great but Biggie improved his rapping so much on Life After Death. Plus I like the production much more, it's just so dark and gangster it's awesome. His verse on Notorious Thugs might be the hardest verse of all time. It's a shame theres just so many lame songs with terrible production. They tried to reproduced Juicy like 7 times when Hypnotize would have sufficed.

[NoColor]

I just heard Notorious Thugs.

Biggie drops an alright verse (what's so special about it?).

The hook is repetitive and I could not understand what the hell Krayzie and Layzie were saying in their verses cause they slur the fuck out of words.

The beat's nice though.

[classthe_king]

Biggie's mic presence is just ungodly and the way he rides the beat is probably better than anyone has ever rode a beat.

[fifflaren]

I agree with OP.

Hm...I KNOW there are albums that are too long but I literally just can't think of them right now. Wow...

Game's albums

[classthe_king]

Feel free to give track lists that you think would maximize the potential from albums

[Kill You]

Ready To Die is great but Biggie improved his rapping so much on Life After Death. Plus I like the production much more, it's just so dark and gangster it's awesome. His verse on Notorious Thugs might be the hardest verse of all time. It's a shame theres just so many lame songs with terrible production. They tried to reproduced Juicy like 7 times when Hypnotize would have sufficed.

I actually 1000% agree with you. That's why I like Life After Death better. That said, you're right because Life After Death does suffer from too many tracks.

[CrashBand]

TES has too slightly much filler. It would be the definite goat if it was like ten songs, as the highs are so fucking high.

[CrashBand]

Also, Masta Ace's Disposable Arts, although, I think it might be more of a too many features thing, rather than a too many songs thing, but I usually start the album halfway through.

[Mathers]

I can think of a couple examples but I'll start with the most prominent one imo

Biggie- Life After Death

I truly think that this would have been a top 5 album of all time if it wasn't a double album.



1. Somebody's Gotta Die
2. Hypnotize
3. Kick In The Door
4. Last Day
5. I Love the Dough
6. What's Beef?
7. Niggas Bleed
8. Notorious Thugs
9. Miss U
10. Going Back To Cali
11. Ten Crack Commandments
12. My Downfall
13. Long Kiss Goodnight
14. You're Nobody (Til Somebody Kills You)

This is a GOAT track list

''Sky's The Limit'' though, how can you leave that song off?

[MistaVijilantee]

Wu Tang Forever - way to long winded.
It also has probably the corniest song from rap's hardest group on "Black Shampoo".

Redman - Muddy Waters - the skits bulk it down & it gets a tad repetative.

[Sea triscuit]

In before embase says Relapse

[Raul]

Well, Relapse?

Those 2-3 last songs are clearly disposable.