Why would a featured artist have a whole tracklist when he didn’t even know he made it to Donda until the Atlanta listening party
except off the grid not having push on it is criminal. he ate that beat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
id take that tracklist tho
I cant imagine it would flow well. 24 as track 2? And just throwing all the other songs we know about after the ATL tracklist? Hell no
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new snippet

James Harden
either everybody just thinks these masks are cool or all of this is connected
You bought churches, stadiums built for only soccer
I cant imagine it would flow well. 24 as track 2? And just throwing all the other songs we know about after the ATL tracklist? Hell no
i never meant sequencing
Mainly just intertwine with songs just like you said. i dont think there were any 'standalone' interludes besides that sample of donda repeating her name. probably at least 2 more tracks with longer samples of her speaking as part of the song that would make no sense not to include on the final album.
s*** i hope that stuff stays
You bought churches, stadiums built for only soccer
I thought it was "you brought church to stadiums"
far far far from it was annoyed with people saying it was a direct feed definitely was not
you can tell it's not especially on the pop smoke song
reverbed to hell
I thought it was "you brought church to stadiums"
probably is that makes more sense
jail, junya, pure souls werent played in vegas, and im pretty sure remote and shoulder to lean on weren't either. 'never abandon your family' also was significantly different in vegas
diff how??????
edit ok nvm i didnt realize dat was 15 mins ago
i never meant sequencing
I'd be fine with all those songs making it tho, but I think even his worst releases like JIK have a really good flow to them and I don't want Donda to break that trend. I'm sure there's a good way to get all those songs on here without being poorly put together - maybe TLOP it again with a bonus track segment