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This is an underrated 2010s album

 

this had that boom bap sound everyone wanted and it was so good

 

Bring the mixtape to streaming

 

I love this album. I wish his followups were nearly as good

 

so what's the consensus on Yeat around here?

 

Is he affiliated with Carti? Put me on.

 

if he is then I'm not aware of it. I've just heard a song or two and thought they were pretty good. I've also seen people trashing him here and there so I'm just kind of wondering if I should give his new album a shot or if it's just a couple of hot songs that aren't really worth my time

 

Oh yea I must have been thinking of someone else. I’ve heard of Yeat but haven’t listened to anything of his, I’ll check him out.

 

Yeat album definitely worth a listen, I’m into it

 

The Injury Reserve album is one of the craziest albums I've ever heard, anyone who isn't familiar with them but loves the industrial sound like Clipping or Death Grips needs to check it out

 

Can’t get enough of this new Moor Mother album.

 

Will have to check this out then

 

Ready or Not: The Fugees to Reunite for Tour Celebrating 25th Anniversary of 'The Score'

 

the full PawPaw Rod ep is flames

 

i don’t think he ended up doing quite the whole tape but this was a really good set

 

lil ugly mane just put volume one of the three sided tape on Spotify and the beats were incredible on this

 

this beat is incredible

 

why didn't this happen eons ago

 

that's insane it took this long

 

Thought that had to have been a mistake so I looked it up on Wikipedia and in 2008, it was at 325K sales. Wild that it took 13 years to get that last $175K, especially for such a big artist (especially during that timeframe).

I also thought I read something about 'incomplete soundscan totals' that the album had issues with.

 

i bet theres a lot of albums that dropped just before the streaming era that were just within reach but never hit it or took a while to hit it

 

I get that, but both The Cool and Lasers were certified Gold years and years and years ago. Food & Liquor - from what I remember - was just as popular as those albums.