This is weird. The production and the lyrical finesse is way better on the album TBH.Gave the Detroit tape another listen...I think I like it better than his album. If this was an album, I would probably buy it on sale on amazon at some point.
This is weird. The production and the lyrical finesse is way better on the album TBH.Gave the Detroit tape another listen...I think I like it better than his album. If this was an album, I would probably buy it on sale on amazon at some point.
This is weird. The production and the lyrical finesse is way better on the album TBH.
This is weird. The production and the lyrical finesse is way better on the album TBH.
Some of the better songs off of Detroit definitely attune themselves to Big Sean's style really well, because they sound a lot like his previous tapes.I loved the production on the last album, but this style of production is a better fit, IMO. Also, he stepped his lyrics and his features are better. Also, no Nicki, so there's that.
No ID is too good for Sean, and a much better fit with someone like Common.
Not true, I love the beats but it needs the proper rapper. I'm banging that 2 Chainz HEAVY right now, and I still think dude is garbage, but he flows to those beats perfectly.I knew it was going to be the trap songs, you don't ever seem to like those type of beats at all. But Mula is so ridiculous and silly, I think Big Sean handles the beat in his way pretty well. Oh and Big Sean made a great use of Chris Brown, best chris brown feature in my eyes within the last year or two or forever.
Not true, I love the beats but it needs the proper rapper. I'm banging that 2 Chainz HEAVY right now, and I still think dude is garbage, but he flows to those beats perfectly.
Big Sean still can ride those beats, like I said he's very versatile and dude can flow over pretty much anything, but it just doesn't hold a candle to stuff like So Much More, What Goes Around, I Do It, 24K, etc.
I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying it's relatively not as good. I'm liking the Detroit mixtape a lot regardless though. Came as a surprise to me after all the failed singles for Sean's second album.
Honestly, only track, I don't care for at all is the Tyga ft one. If he did something with 24k, How does it feel type production, I'd love it a lot.Not true, I love the beats but it needs the proper rapper. I'm banging that 2 Chainz HEAVY right now, and I still think dude is garbage, but he flows to those beats perfectly.
Big Sean still can ride those beats, like I said he's very versatile and dude can flow over pretty much anything, but it just doesn't hold a candle to stuff like So Much More, What Goes Around, I Do It, 24K, etc.
I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying it's relatively not as good. I'm liking the Detroit mixtape a lot regardless though. Came as a surprise to me after all the failed singles for Sean's second album.
They dropped singles for his second album? I completely missed those lol.
i didnt like this at first but i dunno something awoke and holy fuck this bangs
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Umm. . the Jazz-Hop thread has a lot of relies.I think any music thread I'm associated with is doomed, I tried to make a Bandcamp Discovery thread the other day and received one reply...One
holy shit so fucking excited for this, J&J+Danny? Fuck.
that page has a vid of DB in the studio with TNGHT.. shit would be crazy
As one of the only Blu stans here, I've been giving Flowers a bunch of spins over the past couple days. Gonna write something up about the mastered version but, as of right now, I actually kind of miss the super low-fi sound of the unmastered version. It matched some of the songs better. Probably just because I listened to the unmastered album so many fucking times and grew to really love it.
It's growing on me with each listen though. BTH still is better.
As one of the only Blu stans here, I've been giving Flowers a bunch of spins over the past couple days. Gonna write something up about the mastered version but, as of right now, I actually kind of miss the super low-fi sound of the unmastered version. It matched some of the songs better. Probably just because I listened to the unmastered album so many fucking times and grew to really love it.
It's growing on me with each listen though. BTH still is better.
I haven't listened to a Blu album all the way through since BTH either. I've peeped out a few of his non mastered stuff here and there, but never listened to Her Favorite Colo(ur)
It's great and was rereleased last year, get it.
Blu is super wack through the Enzo filter, tell me what that equalsBlu is super wack but I'm down to check out the mastered version of that album. I streamed the unmastered version and I loved it, really in the same vein as BTH but different in a lot of ways too.
I haven't hear Her Favorite Colour, but Exile does a lot of the lifting on their two projects.Blu is super wack through the Enzo filter, tell me what that equals
Shit will bang for the rest of my night.
I haven't hear Her Favorite Colour, but Exile does a lot of the lifting on their two projects.
All the other shit I've heard from Blu, random singles from BTH to present with some electro-kind of stuff from what I remember has been super wack. You a fan of Mac Miller by any chance?
I haven't hear Her Favorite Colour, but Exile does a lot of the lifting on their two projects.
All the other shit I've heard from Blu, random singles from BTH to present with some electro-kind of stuff from what I remember has been super wack. You a fan of Mac Miller by any chance?
Bold the next two words.Wait, are you saying that you haven't LISTENED to Below the Heavens?? My sweet Enzo...
HFC is on the list. Depending on how that goes I might check out the rest.You should check out Her Favorite Colour and the Johnson & Johnson albums. Forreal, super dope stuff.
Hands on the Wheel count?Speaking of bangers- What is everyone's banger of the year?
I'm gonna come out of left field with....
Piss Test (Danny Brown x Juicy J)
I Don't Like Remix is a close second
Bold the next two words.
HFC is on the list. Depending on how that goes I might check out the rest.
Hands on the Wheel count?
Tied with I Wish You Would.
YESyou can go hands on the wheel-- personally i think druggies w/ hoes pt 2 hits a little harder. Agree w/ I Wish You Would.
Speaking of bangers- What is everyone's banger of the year?
I'm gonna come out of left field with....
Piss Test (Danny Brown x Juicy J)
I Don't Like Remix is a close second
I always think it's weird when people consider old Kanye "backpack." He's always been making popular mainstream rap music. That just meant something completely different ten years ago than it does today. Closest he came to back pack was weird one off features and tours when he was on the come up.
Some of the better songs off of Detroit definitely attune themselves to Big Sean's style really well, because they sound a lot like his previous tapes.
I just really don't like Mula/Do What I Gotta Do/RWT. I mean Sean is really versatile, so he makes those songs bearable, but it doesn't fit his style very well and just comes across as him trying to ride *that* kind of southern production style that's suited to other artists. That brings down Detroit heavy and doesn't make it nearly as cohesive as FF, which was pretty damn cohesive from start to finish.
Kanye reinvents his sound every fucking album. GOOOODDDDDLIIIIIKKKEEEEEEEE
Speaking of bangers- What is everyone's banger of the year?
I'm gonna come out of left field with....
Piss Test (Danny Brown x Juicy J)
I Don't Like Remix is a close second
Please...CD->LR->GRAD were like a gradual evolution. .
All of yall need to let this shit go. Jay will never make another reasonable doubt, Nas will never make another Illmatic.
That Kanye is dead.
Just like Old MMLP and Eminem Show Em is dead.
Let it go and move on basically.
Jesus Christ, let what go? How the fuck do you get anything other than CD/LR/GRAD were a gradual evolution in his sound?
Jesus Christ, let what go? How the fuck do you get anything other than CD/LR/GRAD were a gradual evolution in his sound?