Apr 18, 2020
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Apr 18, 2020
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Apr 18, 2020
this album is a masterpiece in every way, tops circles for me as album of the year (so far)Last edited: Apr 18, 2020Ordinary Joel, Fire Squad, DKC and 2 others like this. -
Jan 2, 2022
I'm late to this thread but I'm a huge Lloyd Banks fan. To me, he‘s one of the absolute GOATS in music history.
I'd say his best albums are Rotten Apple and Hunger For More 2. I think I've officially put Hunger For More at 1, but The Course of the inevitable is so d--- good.
Someone said that Rotten Apple is his weakest and I really disagree. I actually think non of them are weak. Everything from him is great. He‘s a musical prodigy. From his fitness work (he plays with a lot of women hearts) to his lyrics, to his flow. He’s an absolute genius. And his personality is the complete same of his music. He is very sexy and brutal.
I highly recommend The Course of the inevitable as the starting album to listen to. It's his newest album. Even though it's not as sexy as Rotten Apple, it still has insanely good production and I think it might have better lyrics than that. I think the album completely picks up by song 1 (Propane). Tracks 1-18 are so ridiculously good.
Anyways, I realized I never posted about The Course of the inevitable , and felt I needed to. Been a Lloyd Banks fan for over 666 years.
Mixtape Hoodie and #COTI out nowJ630, Ordinary Joel, DKC and 1 other person like this. -
Jun 8, 2020
hasn't left my rotation. masterpieceFitzy, Ordinary Joel, lil uzi vert stan and 1 other person like this. -
Apr 20, 2020
that pitchfork review is so lazy lol
the album is so much more than a post-me too record against "toxic masculinity" ; it's personal, powerful and musically very, very inventive in lots of ways that a music writer should try to explain and put in perspectiveDKC, Slyk, Ordinary Joel and 1 other person like this. -
Apr 20, 2020
It is really is an incredible album.
She is a very interesting character
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/03/23/fiona-apples-art-of-radical-sensitivity
v inteesting piece about herSlyk, Ordinary Joel, lil uzi vert stan and 1 other person like this. - Apr 25, 2024
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Apr 18, 2020
Didn't think she could have topped The Idler Wheel, this was truly a phenomenal experience!
Gonna sit with it longer before I say something even more magnanimous, but it's practically the album Fiona Apple was destined to make at some point in her lifetime.Ordinary Joel, Zeugma, RetiredAccount and 1 other person like this. - Apr 25, 2024
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Jan 3, 2022
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Jan 2, 2022
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Apr 21, 2020
liking this a lot tbh. gave it 5-6 spins today. replay value fsthegoodguy, lil uzi vert stan and Ordinary Joel like this. -
Apr 20, 2020
Finally listened to this, and yeah it's really good. Surprising sounds and melodies, and probably golden replay value. "Rack of His" is quite the masterpiece.
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Apr 19, 2020
I thought the first few posts were trolling at first...mf’ing Fiona? I haven’t heard her name in years. Hype to give a spinOrdinary Joel, lil uzi vert stan and RetiredAccount like this. -
Apr 18, 2020
so much praise gonna give it a spinSlyk, Ordinary Joel and lil uzi vert stan like this. -
Apr 18, 2020
d--- Fiona came with bars this time smhhhh
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Apr 18, 2020
People been saying this is maybe the best album in a decade or so—only Fiona Apple I've heard is Tidal—should I dive right into the new one right away or go chronologically? Or is the there a better starting point?
Was thinkin bout going straight into the new one, then going back chronologically from the beginning.Ordinary Joel, Fire Squad and RetiredAccount like this. -
Apr 17, 2020
Best album I’ve heard since YeezusSlyk, Ordinary Joel and lil uzi vert stan like this.