303_steez's TOP ALBUMS

“GOD DAMN.”

“I agree with Mr. Top Hat's review. This album will be really hit or miss depending on the listener, but as someone who likes weird hip-hop (like El-P, Company Flow, Cannibal Ox, etc...), I know I will be listening to this album for a long long time. The only bad thing about the album (and it's not really a bad thing) is that it's such a cohesive piece of work that if you take most of the songs out of the context of the album they won't make sense. I didn't like this album until I actually sat down and listened to the whole thing through a couple times. I give Cudi a lot of respect for having such an ambitious idea and executing it in a way that makes the listener not only HEAR what he says, but FEEL it in the way the music drones on and hypnotizes you. I think Nathan S brings up an interesting thought; I think, given enough time, Cudi could be the radiohead of hip hop. Let's hope he can keep this up! Favorites (in no order): Solo Dolo Make Her Say Pursuit of Happiness (RATATAT!!!!!) Day N Nite Heart of a Lion”

“Some of the most flawless delivery I have ever heard. Unbelievable.”

“fire.”

“Good review. This album is SOLID, and there's not a single track on here that isn't dope. I personally like the constant style shifts. I love Zion I, and out of all their albums this is the most fun to listen to straight through. They did a great job and it's great to see that even with such radio-friendly joints as Juicy Juice they keep it real and stick to their character as a group. Production: Fire. Rhymes: Fire. Score: 4.5.”

“Great review! Despite the weak tracks and Pharrell's voice not being the greatest, I still think this album is pretty dope.”