Two things: Yeezus is great! Thanks for showing me that it was free on Google Play the other day.
Not an album but Lana Del Rey's Young and Beautiful is awesome. Makes me look forward to her upcoming 2014 release.
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Stark - Next-Gen
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Re: Your Album(s) of the Year - 2013
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
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muhanad - 64-bit
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Re: Your Album(s) of the Year - 2013
Pusha T-My Name is My Name
Nosetalgia feat. Kendrick Lamar
A new Kanye West style sound instead of the usual Neptunes sound for Pusha T, but still pretty good.
A$AP Rocky- Long Live A$AP
Phoenix
Great debut album, amazing production, dope lyrics.
J Cole- Born Sinner
Runaway
The definition of progression in your second album. Cole's rapping voice is as if he's talking directly to you, which I love.
Danny Brown- Old
25 Bucks
Stanny divided his album into two parts, a normal lyrical rapping side, and a hype side. He excels at both.
Earl Sweatshirt- Doris
Hive feat. Casey Veggies & Vince Staples/Whoa feat. Tyler the Creator
Earl has grown up since his first mixtape and shows a deep side of himself, while still maintaining one of the most complex flows I have ever heard.
Big K.R.I.T.- KRIT (King Remembered In Time)
REM
One of KRIT's best projects, which is saying a lot, because he always delivers quality material.
Tyler the Creator- Wolf
Rusty feat. Domo Genesis & Earl
Tyler's least dark album, and one that shows his progression as an overall artist.
Mellowhigh- Mellowhigh
Air/Cold World
Domo Genesis teams up with mellowhype and this album is just back and forth verses with great lyrics, and amazing production.
Edit: Oh and by the way this is in no order
Nosetalgia feat. Kendrick Lamar
A new Kanye West style sound instead of the usual Neptunes sound for Pusha T, but still pretty good.
A$AP Rocky- Long Live A$AP
Phoenix
Great debut album, amazing production, dope lyrics.
J Cole- Born Sinner
Runaway
The definition of progression in your second album. Cole's rapping voice is as if he's talking directly to you, which I love.
Danny Brown- Old
25 Bucks
Stanny divided his album into two parts, a normal lyrical rapping side, and a hype side. He excels at both.
Earl Sweatshirt- Doris
Hive feat. Casey Veggies & Vince Staples/Whoa feat. Tyler the Creator
Earl has grown up since his first mixtape and shows a deep side of himself, while still maintaining one of the most complex flows I have ever heard.
Big K.R.I.T.- KRIT (King Remembered In Time)
REM
One of KRIT's best projects, which is saying a lot, because he always delivers quality material.
Tyler the Creator- Wolf
Rusty feat. Domo Genesis & Earl
Tyler's least dark album, and one that shows his progression as an overall artist.
Mellowhigh- Mellowhigh
Air/Cold World
Domo Genesis teams up with mellowhype and this album is just back and forth verses with great lyrics, and amazing production.
Edit: Oh and by the way this is in no order
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MyNameIsVince - 64-bit
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Re: Your Album(s) of the Year - 2013
I'll probably be the only person on here posting this record but whatever. This is my album of 2013 by default, simply because it was the only album released in 2013 I ended up listening to (much less buying):
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