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Meth slaughtered that, been killing too many guest spots in recent years not to drop a project
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Meth slaughtered that, been killing too many guest spots in recent years not to drop a project

So now that the tour is over....it looks like they had zero promo plan beyond Rae going on IG Live? I gave Mass Appeal the benefit of the doubt, given the tour taking time away from Rae to get out there more. But we're nearly a week post the release date now, the tour ended a few days ago and it looks like there's just virtually no money behind this shyt. Again.
I can't take noone serious complaining about the production on this shyt. If half these beats was on a CLIPSE album nikkas would be loving them. Especially shyt like Open Doors.Honestly, I’ve listened to this record a lot now and it’s a really fukking good, concise, Raekwon album
People saying the production is dated surprises me
Artists like Rae sometime can’t win
They have people saying “just give us that classic feel”
Then they get it and they say “where’s the new production?”
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Honestly, I’ve listened to this record a lot now and it’s a really fukking good, concise, Raekwon album
People saying the production is dated surprises me
Artists like Rae sometime can’t win
They have people saying “just give us that classic feel”
Then they get it and they say “where’s the new production?”
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I was kinda underwhelmed by the album tbh, only spun it once so maybe tracks will grow on me more but, some of the beats just feel really generic to me, not wack but just nothing special.
Yeah I completely agree, when I checked the credits it was mostly the unfamiliar producers tracks that I found to be bland, Nottz and even Swizz had good tracks. But yeah, around half the album beats just sounds like "YouTube type beats" , like someone bought a 'rap soul sample loop pack"I've listened to it about 281 times since it dropped, and it's the same for me.
I like a little more than 1/2 the album, but the other 1/2 and change does have that generic and cheap feel, when it comes to the beats. Chef is top tier on this, lyrically, though! And there's very few MC's from that era that can still drop quality sh*t today, so I appreciate the album and like it. But I think Rae's still a couple of producers away from being able to drop an actual classic in this era. He's close, but he just needs the right people behind the boards.
Yeah I completely agree, when I checked the credits it was mostly the unfamiliar producers tracks that I found to be bland, Nottz and even Swizz had good tracks. But yeah, around half the album beats just sounds like "YouTube type beats" , like someone bought a 'rap soul sample loop pack"
Exactly! Honestly, Rae needs to find his Hitboy, theres no reason he cant go on a King's Disease run like Nas, he just needs a solid established producer to create a sound for him.Facts.
Problem is, most MC's at Rae's level don’t like paying for production anymore. They don’t have the budgets for it these days, so they bring in a lot of unknown dudes because the beats are so cheap. I've seen dudes selling 12 beats for $100 to rappers. The thing is, cheap beats always sound like cheap beats. So you can kinda tell when it's done by somebody we never heard of before. They just want to get placements, so I get it. But a lot of legendary producers are ready to work, but rappers don’t want to or just can't pay what they're asking for anymore.