Yup.
Very good album. Daytona got more hype for obvious reasons.
Very good album. Daytona got more hype for obvious reasons.
It’s Almost Dry is Pusha’s masterpiece, not Daytona
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Nah that song is a monster
Push doesn't have a solo masterpiece and thats okay.
I'm just happy his solo discography turned out pretty well and consistent because those initial solo mixtapes were fine but kind of shaky
It's Almost Dry is great but as overrated as it has became, that run of one through five on Daytona is flawless
then were hit with a pure dud in What Would Meek Do
just pathetic clout chasing and duck sucking move from a man in his forties
I'm just happy his solo discography turned out pretty well and consistent because those initial solo mixtapes were fine but kind of shaky
It's Almost Dry is great but as overrated as it has became, that run of one through five on Daytona is flawless
then were hit with a pure dud in What Would Meek Do
just pathetic clout chasing and duck sucking move from a man in his forties
TheDarceKnight
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No doubt. Almost Dry and Daytona are both very dope and both 4+ mics to me, but I don't think Push has a true and genuine solo classic.
TheDarceKnight
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hard agree with these 2 posts
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
Actually riding down Brambleton and past Young Terrace to get the vibe of the track makes it hit harder.
But getting the Clipse reunion track was perfectly placed song as an ender.
But getting the Clipse reunion track was perfectly placed song as an ender.
Escobar305
Pullin' up in that new toy
Both masterpieces, I’m not mad at your opinion 
I Can’t even decide right now
I Can’t even decide right now
revan
All Star
They're both good albums to me, I prefer how concise Daytona is- I've probably spent songs on IAD more.
Yeah, a lot of them have 10 or more songs in under 20 minutes.
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
"What Would Meek Do?" is an elite classic, but "The Games We Play" isn't? 
"What Would Meek Do?" is an elite classic, but "The Games We Play" isn't?
I won’t argue with that. That makes 4.
But then hard piano and Come back baby
And then Infrared, which in hindsight sounds a lil light…it sounds like exactly what it would become: a warning shot/appetizer for a much bigger diss song. It’s no Addidon. It’s no Exodus 23:1
None of these songs are bad, but for a SEVEN song album?!?! Nah. Every single song needs to be monumental to validate a “classic” type ranking and it wasnt that
Air Nikes N Hats
Poor mans Johnny Football Lifestyle!
I won’t argue with that. That makes 4.
But then hard piano and Come back baby
And then Infrared, which in hindsight sounds a lil light…it sounds like exactly what it would become: a warning shot/appetizer for a much bigger diss song. It’s no Addidon. It’s no Exodus 23:1
None of these songs are bad, but for a SEVEN song album?!?! Nah. Every single song needs to be monumental to validate a “classic” type ranking and it wasnt that
If the "albums" that were created during the Kanye Wyoming sessions were all at least 10-11 tracks they would have been better received IMO.
For sure. Also imo he fell off a lil bit as a producer as well. From a consistency standpoint. ‘Old Kanye’ 7 songs could be a classic bc he was batting 100.
Like Nasir isn’t bad just because it’s short it’s bad bc the beats suck.