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

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Ive never been a huge Clipse fan. No real reason, just never got into their music. But, my lord, this album is fantastic, I can’t stop playing it.

Even the album rollout was dope. It had an old school feel to it. Lots of interviews, well timed singles dropped. I smell a grammy nom coming from this. This is the most perfect album I’ve experienced in a long time.

Bars, Beats, rhythms, and features all top notch. The music sounds mature and carefully crafted. Malice rapping like he been in lyrical bootcamp.

Great album.
 

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as one of the bigger Clipse fans on here and someone who can actually be impartial I was very vocal about being a little worried about the album.
I didn't like that the song we knew mostly as the Jim Jones diss made it to the album, then when they previewed the song about their parents the beat sounded one of the cheesy Justice LEAGUE bullshyt beats that Nas would pick and there was one of other snippet I was kind of meh on.

all that doesn't matter because my boys and Pharrell (production wise) really delivered. love the album.

Push one of my favorite rappers of all time so not much needs to be said.
but to hear Malice back in full flow is fantastic. the shackles are off.

Pharrell did a good job letting the beats feel big and grandiose like, yes, he made them shyts in Louis Vuitton. actually the production gave me the same feel as Watch The Throne and they made that album in the best hotels in Europe so does kind of go hand in hand in a way.

thankfully they got that So Be It sample cleared.

that run of All Things Considered, M.T.B.T.T.F., E.B.I.T.D.A., F.I.C.O., Inglorious b*stards is sensational.

couple things I would like to mention;

Push still the best at doing the fashion raps without it being try hard. seamless.
Malice verse about their father is perfect

I was ready to shyt on that Kendrick verse then he just started cooking with gas

you can tell So Be It was the song Jay was supposed to be one, its why Push went back in for the thrid
but the Jay-Z verse should've been on All Things Considered

speaking of verses, I'm glad there was no Ross verse on here
feel like theres a Stove God verse that was either too long or corny and Push stepped in with the quality control

Nas verse is sadly, kind of forgettable.
they put him on that fukkin Daily Bugle ass beat and he did that clunky delivery he was doing around the LIG days

Pharrells singing borded on being hokey too much.
the last song proves it, shyt sounds like a Disney song

if I had to rate it, as of right now, I'll give it a 8.5
shout out to the brothers Thornton.
 

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You run from the spirit of repossession:ufdup:
Push looked straight at the camera when he said it too LMFAO
Sent Jim soul flyin off 1 bar, so diabolical
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The best produced records by Pharrell in such a long time. I’m a Neptunes/Pharrell/Chad stan since 2001 but let’s keep it a 1000 and acknowledge that Ye’s sound and influence is all over this record. :yeshrug:

The Neptunes are my GOATs but this is Ye-influenced.
 

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as one of the bigger Clipse fans on here and someone who can actually be impartial I was very vocal about being a little worried about the album.
I didn't like that the song we knew mostly as the Jim Jones diss made it to the album, then when they previewed the song about their parents the beat sounded one of the cheesy Justice LEAGUE bullshyt beats that Nas would pick and there was one of other snippet I was kind of meh on.

all that doesn't matter because my boys and Pharrell (production wise) really delivered. love the album.

Push one of my favorite rappers of all time so not much needs to be said.
but to hear Malice back in full flow is fantastic. the shackles are off.

Pharrell did a good job letting the beats feel big and grandiose like, yes, he made them shyts in Louis Vuitton. actually the production gave me the same feel as Watch The Throne and they made that album in the best hotels in Europe so does kind of go hand in hand in a way.

thankfully they got that So Be It sample cleared.

that run of All Things Considered, M.T.B.T.T.F., E.B.I.T.D.A., F.I.C.O., Inglorious b*stards is sensational.

couple things I would like to mention;

Push still the best at doing the fashion raps without it being try hard. seamless.
Malice verse about their father is perfect

I was ready to shyt on that Kendrick verse then he just started cooking with gas

you can tell So Be It was the song Jay was supposed to be one, its why Push went back in for the thrid
but the Jay-Z verse should've been on All Things Considered

speaking of verses, I'm glad there was no Ross verse on here
feel like theres a Stove God verse that was either too long or corny and Push stepped in with the quality control

Nas verse is sadly, kind of forgettable.
they put him on that fukkin Daily Bugle ass beat and he did that clunky delivery he was doing around the LIG days

Pharrells singing borded on being hokey too much.
the last song proves it, shyt sounds like a Disney song

if I had to rate it, as of right now, I'll give it a 8.5
shout out to the brothers Thornton.

Him and Fab are among my favorites at this. When Fab dropped Life is So Exciting and I heard Push's verse I damn near lost it.
 
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