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Cant Tell Me Nothing isn't even top 40 Kanye but New Workout Plan is a top 75 song of all time?
List mon caught making questionable list
I've gotten super Costner pulled lately. Open range
I gotta watch the postman
Waterworld is amazing
Cant Tell Me Nothing isn't even top 40 Kanye but New Workout Plan is a top 75 song of all time?
Peak Ye creativity, sounds like an Eminem homage with how tongue in cheek it is but without the vitriol. Also a touch of Zappa level sarcasm in there, love those live erratic strings, the pounding, incessant drums, then suddenly shifts into a dance number halfway though (with that awesome voice-box adding another layer of creative fun to the mix). Early Ye was underrated by how effortlessly he turned intricate/experimental musical ideas into catchy hits (Jesus Walks/All Falls Down/Never Let Me Down are also great examples with how Ye used to make the samples and hooks interact and segue in and out of verses and into new sections or bridges) but imo The New Workout Plan is in a league of its own creatively and stylistically
Back me up on this masterpiece @RASIE @Aruji
Post-MBDTF Ye turned his production inwards and starting mostly relying on heavy bass and synth and more simple production techniques (there are obviously outliers). Doesn't get much better than the layering he applied on CD/LR/MBDTF
Cant Tell Me Nothing isn't even top 40 Kanye but New Workout Plan is a top 75 song of all time?
As it should be
Peak Ye creativity, sounds like an Eminem homage with how tongue in cheek it is but without the vitriol. Also a touch of Zappa level sarcasm in there, love those live erratic strings, the pounding, incessant drums, then suddenly shifts into a dance number halfway though (with that awesome voice-box adding another layer of creative fun to the mix). Early Ye was underrated by how effortlessly he turned intricate/experimental musical ideas into catchy hits (Jesus Walks/All Falls Down/Never Let Me Down are also great examples with how Ye used to make the samples and hooks interact and segue in and out of verses and into new sections or bridges) but imo The New Workout Plan is in a league of its own creatively and stylistically
Back me up on this masterpiece @RASIE @Aruji
Post-MBDTF Ye turned his production inwards and starting mostly relying on heavy bass and synth and more simple production techniques (there are obviously outliers). Doesn't get much better than the layering he applied on CD/LR/MBDTF
I love the song and youre right but 75 is still just way way too high imo
I love the song and youre right but 75 is still just way way too high imo
And IMO there are probably Ye song or 2 you have way too high
like I think I Am A God is amazing but it missed my list. Still top 10-15 ye for me
And IMO there are probably Ye song or 2 you have way too high
like I think I Am A God is amazing but it missed my list. Still top 10-15 ye for me
there was a solid period where Spaceship was my favourite Kanye song
List mon caught making questionable list
The only questionable list I've seen was the one with 4 Taylor Swift albums in the top 40