swag_of_krypton
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I agree 100%. The album was all hype with only a couple of songs worth listening too.
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thehonorable;1056191 said:HOw do you like the songs BMF/ MC hammer, but you quote them from Free Mason, as if Ross Said them there.
Listen to the album again.
I think this is one of the better releases of the year, especially on the mainstream circuit.
PimpMVP;1056261 said:Your hate for Ross is deep Cham
This wasn't a fair assessment or grading...
birdcall89;1059193 said:nah man, shitty review. teflon don is the best album of the year so far. and i dont think any album is gonna be better, but watch this clown give pink friday 34 stars out of 5.
birdcall89;1059193 said:nah man, shitty review. Teflon don is the best album of the year so far. And i dont think any album is gonna be better, but watch this clown give pink friday 34 stars out of 5.
Coo Coo Cal's Beanie;1059866 said:LMAO @ this hate thread. The lyrics didnt even fit the songs that you were reviewing at the time. Nicki Minaj is garbage btw.
bankrupt baller;1059765 said:shitty review because he doesnt agree with you?
killacham.;1060711 said:there's no problem with features on an album, but ross hasn't proved he can hold an album together without the all-star line-up behind him. Would people really be as interested in free mason if jay-z weren't on it? Etc...
He may not necessarily need all the features...but how would we know? The features add more flavor to the album then ross does. Erykah badu, jay, chrisette, cee-lo, etc. If you played every ross verse acapella, aside from a few, you wouldn't be able to tell which song they're from (without previously hearing the album, of course).
His charisma, beats, and features are what makes the album listenable. His lyrics/flow were repetitive as fuck. Every time he begins another verse the album becomes more and more stale. He shows no diversity. The evolution?? Where is it?
Yeah, a lot of the songs are bangers...but we're looking at the bigger picture here - the entire album - and the album as a whole is soooo monotonoouuusss. I don't necessarily like young jeezy, yet i can rock with lose my mind...but if he put out an entire album of lose my mind-esque songs, i'd be wack. It's possible to have an entire album contain the same feel, the same theme, blah blah blah, without it coming off monotonous.
Ross not only contradicts himself on this album like he's done in the past, but he didn't leave a lasting impression on me either. I don't just listen to music for a good beat. I'd download instrumental albums if that were the case. And i have an open mind when listening to everything...and i didn't get much anything from listening to this alb3rm.
KillaCham.;1060711 said:There's no problem with features on an album, but Ross hasn't proved he can hold an album together without the all-star line-up behind him. Would people really be as interested in Free Mason if Jay-Z weren't on it? Etc...
He may not necessarily NEED all the features...but how would we know? The features add more flavor to the album then Ross does. Erykah Badu, Jay, Chrisette, Cee-Lo, etc. If you played every Ross verse acapella, aside from a few, you wouldn't be able to tell which song they're from (without previously hearing the album, of course).
His charisma, beats, and features are what makes the album listenable. His lyrics/flow were repetitive as fuck. Every time he begins another verse the album becomes more and more stale. He shows NO diversity. The evolution?? Where is it?
Yeah, a lot of the songs are bangers...but we're looking at the bigger picture here - the entire album - and the album as a whole is soooo monotonoouuusss. I don't necessarily like Young Jeezy, yet I can rock with Lose My Mind...but if he put out an entire album of Lose My Mind-esque songs, i'd be wack. It's possible to have an entire album contain the same feel, the same theme, blah blah blah, without it coming off monotonous.
Ross not only contradicts himself on this album like he's done in the past, but he didn't leave a lasting impression on me either. I don't just listen to music for a good beat. I'd download instrumental albums if that were the case. And I have an open mind when listening to everything...and I didn't get much anything from listening to this alb3rm.