Clipse album produced by Pharrell LET GOD SORT EM OUT Discussion thread JULY 11TH

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This is 🔥 best album I heard in awhile. This is the shyt I like. Only a couple of things I didn’t fukk with is some of the corny pharrell hooks & the intro(even tho it’s a good song I’ll probably never replay it).

Pharrell killed it on the boards there’s like 2 songs I don’t like.

Fico:banderas:
Mike Tyson Blow to the Face:blessed:

So be it, P.O.V, Inglorious b*stards:wow:

Chains & Whips:banderas:


This album restored the feeling fully. Pusha and malice destroyed every track. 🔥🔥🔥
Ima rate this album real highly, 4.5 mics for me as of now.
 
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I skipped All Things Considered, I really, really couldn’t tolerate the beat. Did Pharrell make that? LOL

Him and Chad Hugo need to kiss and makeup already.
 

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I had it at 8/10 after some more listens I think it’s is 9/10.

Albums don’t flow like this anymore, outside of Nasir.
Same - it definitely gets better with more listens. Had it at 7/10 but that was the So Be It part 2 version which I thought fukked up the flow of the first half.

Have it at 8/10 as still not a fan of E.B.I.T.D.A and So Far Ahead but they’re not as jarring as they were first listen.
 
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Haven’t you been in multiple threads saying HHNF is trash? A lot of that Tiny Desk show is HHNF material.


I never said it was trash. NEVER.

I said it was overrated. When it first dropped everybody was acting like it was the second coming of Reasonable Doubt so I brought it and gave it a listen and it wasn’t for me. Then a few years later after I wanna say Daytona dropped, I really fukked with that album so I gave HHNF another listen thinking something would “click” for me and it still didn’t. Objectively I could tell it wasn’t bad or trash, it just has never grabbed me.

Let God Sort Em Out GRABS my attention and keeps me there throughout the entirety of the project.
 

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First listen, I played this in order going whilst out for a run and that hour went by so fast, so I heard some tracks twice.

I don’t know song names as my phone was obviously in my pocket but these are my thoughts.

Very, very good album. One of the best I’ve heard from top to bottom in the past 5 years when I’ve been listening to hip hop less and less. I appreciate Malice a lot more now, I’ve always believed Pusha T is the perfect rapper.

The Kendrick and Tyler songs were fantastic. I love when Pusha T does those talk/rap choruses. The song that The Dream was on was also really good, I have to find that one again for all my playlists.

Cons:
- Pharrell’s singing, it wasn’t just the weakest part of the album, but it actually brought the quality of the album down.
- That Nas verse. wtf was that bs? Jay has given Pusha T two classics like DDA and Neck & Wrist, whereas Nas gave him that absolute trash? Nas is (or was) my favorite rapper, but I haven’t listened to any albums of his in the last 5 years and I’d been pushing myself to get on them lately but this bs just demotivated the fk outta me.
 

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First listen, I played this in order going whilst out for a run and that hour went by so fast, so I heard some tracks twice.

I don’t know song names as my phone was obviously in my pocket but these are my thoughts.

Very, very good album. One of the best I’ve heard from top to bottom in the past 5 years when I’ve been listening to hip hop less and less. I appreciate Malice a lot more now, I’ve always believed Pusha T is the perfect rapper.

The Kendrick and Tyler songs were fantastic. I love when Pusha T does those talk/rap choruses. The song that The Dream was on was also really good, I have to find that one again for all my playlists.

Cons:
- Pharrell’s singing, it wasn’t just the weakest part of the album, but it actually brought the quality of the album down.
- That Nas verse. wtf was that bs? Jay has given Pusha T two classics like DDA and Neck & Wrist, whereas Nas gave him that absolute trash? Nas is (or was) my favorite rapper, but I haven’t listened to any albums of his in the last 5 years and I’d been pushing myself to get on them lately but this bs just demotivated the fk outta me.
Damn, so you missed the 6 (!) albums Nas dropped the last couple of years: the King's Disease and Magic trilogies? You missed out on some classic material.
 

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Blassic. Album begins and ends with personal emotional records That both hit the mark. in between we get sharpest versions of the Clips over the sharpest version of Pharrell. I began listing all the standout records and it was all but 2 songs. I will just say, FICO is one of the best all time records from the Clipse/Pusha. And to have the audacity to have a victory lap in the middle of the album (So Far Ahead) knowing the whole thing is gonna be well received…... gotta revisit Hell Hath to compare. This album and that album are like twin brothers in their discography.
 
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