WESLEY THE GREAT

2y

#14- Universal Mind Control (2008)

#13- Can I Borrow A Dollar? (1992)

#12- August Greene (2018)

#11- A Beautiful Revolution 1 & 2 (2020/2021)

#10- Nobody’s Smiling (2014)

#9- Let Love (2019)

#8- Finding Forever (2007)

#7- Black America Again (2016)

#6- Electric Circus (2002)

#5- Resurrection (1994)

SBMike

2y

Add the ratings to OP wtf

WESLEY THE GREAT

2y

I myself never set out on creating a trend on here. It was never about achieving success, popularity or clout. It was always about the music or my interpretation of the music. It was about discovering something that I haven’t discovered before after feeling so complacent recently with the newer music that has come out. It’s a real bittersweet feeling writing this post. I like ending things on a high note, but I’m going to miss this existing from my daily routine. This entire experience was like a journey for me. I feel like somebody standing on stage in an empty, dark auditorium. Everyone’s gone home and the show is over, but I’m still here. The most beautiful thing though is that while my show is over, my little thread has inspired people to continue what I started with their own interpretations and their own artist.

Users like @Markell_Kelly with MF DOOM, @SlapFiend with E-40, @Mitchell with Janet Jackson, @FLIZZY with The Roots, @coochieman with Nas are all carrying this on. The dismissive may act like this is simply for attention or clout or jumping on the bandwagon of a good idea. For me atleast, I think it’s really cool to see genuine music discussion on here. To see users are making an effort to listen to music in a way that’s an experience for them and showing genuine interest in broadening their musical horizons. This is the thread and idea that I am most proud of creating and being a part of. Because it’s greater than myself now. But rest assured, I will be back eventually for another one of these threads. I’m gonna let this marinate for a bit and let the rest of y’all get some shine before I come back for the sequel.

And that’s a wrap on the Common thread ✌️

Wesleystheory.

WESLEY THE GREAT

2y

What I took away the most from this experience is that Common as a rapper/artist/MC does not get the respect or flowers he deserves. The dude has one hell of a discography and it was an amazing journey to listen to a new album everyday and be pleasantly surprised. I had heard a few tracks before this and I thought it was cool, but I never really took into consideration the consistency, versatility and quality that he brought to the table. He’s someone who is as real as you can get.

His honesty and transparency was refreshing to my ears. There was a few songs I heard that really moved me. It took me a moment to get adjusted to the particular pocket that he would rap in, but once I got adjusted, it was a hell of a ride. I went from someone who kind of knew his music, to a actual fan. I will be definitely be checking out his future releases. In my opinion, he has earned a spot in my top 15 rappers of all time.

SaintJitterxburgFL

2y

So what happens when he releases another album

glassrainbow

2y

Oh so this is what @basedspirit was on about

WESLEY THE GREAT

2y

He a hater and a lame.

glassrainbow

2y

Be is such a good album, ain’t it? Like just straight 10s the whole way through

WESLEY THE GREAT

2y

What I took away the most from this experience is that Common as a rapper/artist/MC does not get the respect or flowers he deserves. The dude has one hell of a discography and it was an amazing journey to listen to a new album everyday and be pleasantly surprised. I had heard a few tracks before this and I thought it was cool, but I never really took into consideration the consistency, versatility and quality that he brought to the table. He’s someone who is as real as you can get.

His honesty and transparency was refreshing to my ears. There was a few songs I heard that really moved me. It took me a moment to get adjusted to the particular pocket that he would rap in, but once I got adjusted, it was a hell of a ride. I went from someone who kind of knew his music, to a actual fan. I will be definitely be checking out his future releases. In my opinion, he has earned a spot in my top 15 rappers of all time.

RalphFolarin

2y

Common's discography is GOATED! Top 5 artist for me.

Cole2

2y

Dreamer/Believer hella underrated

No ID production was immaculate and Com solid

WESLEY THE GREAT

2y

#4- The Dreamer/The Believer (2011)

#3- One Day It’ll All Make Sense (1997)

#2- Like Water For Chocolate (2000)

#1- Be (2005)