Why didn't he use the Jesus Is Lord from the film
Highkey the film is better than the album. I would rather rewatch the movie more than the album
JIK sounds like a 1 dimensional version of TLOP
A more concise & focused TLOP.
holy f*** i havent checked mu for JIK and so many f***in threads
http://boards.4channel.org/mu/catalog
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I f***ing love this album. I think its top 3 for ye. get the extended cut and tell me im wrong
I like how every song is blistering with static but the static isn't just hovering around the music, the static is radiating from it
I like how its not overproduced or overly compressed so it doesn't give me listening fatigue half way through the album
I like how its raw and natural
I like how it uses sounds that some people might consider annoying but only because they have an idea in their head already about what music is supposed to sound like. the most solidified the idea in your head is of what its supposed to sound like before you even listen to it, the more alien its going to be. Thats awesome.
I like how every song is blistering with static but the static isn't just hovering around the music, the static is radiating from it
I like how its not overproduced or overly compressed so it doesn't give me listening fatigue half way through the album
I like how its raw and natural
I like how it uses sounds that some people might consider annoying but only because they have an idea in their head already about what music is supposed to sound like. the most solidified the idea in your head is of what its supposed to sound like before you even listen to it, the more alien its going to be. Thats awesome.
you should listen to Burial, he uses static/vinyl crackles in most of his songs, it's so nice
In terms of a common theme throughout the album dingbat. TLOP's just a collection of songs thrown together that were like a celebration of Kanye's career leading up to that point. Of course it's going to be multidimensional. But in terms of sonics & subject matter. JIK is tighter imo.
you should listen to Burial, he uses static/vinyl crackles in most of his songs, it's so nice
i love burial
untrue a classic
Kanyes flow and outsider edge as well as the highly abstract production and flow give this album a unique appeal that extends far beyond any religious or political controversy. He is just good at what he does.
I f***ing love this album. I think its top 3 for ye. get the extended cut and tell me im wrong
Extended cut?
In terms of a common theme throughout the album dingbat. TLOP's just a collection of songs thrown together that were like a celebration of Kanye's career leading up to that point. Of course it's going to be multidimensional. But in terms of sonics & subject matter. JIK is tighter imo.
idk man I like how messy TLOP is, it gives the album this crazy off the walls feeling that I can't really get anywhere else