Vic Mensa - The Autobiography (7/28/17) Album

1. Didn't I (Say I Didn't)
2. Memories on 47th Street
3. Rollin' Like a Stoner
4. Homewrecker (feat. Weezer)
5. Gorgeous (feat. Syd)
6. Heaven on Earth (feat. The-Dream)
7. Card Cracker (Skit)
8. Down for Some Ignorance (Ghetto Lullaby) [feat. Chief Keef & Joey Purp]
9. Coffee & Cigarettes
10. Wings (feat. Pharrell Williams & Saul Williams)
11. Heaven on Earth (Reprise)
12. The Fire Next Time
13. We Could Be Free (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
14. Rage (Bonus Track)
15. OMG (feat. Pusha T) [Bonus Track]

 

All four songs are really good but Rage is soooo good, totally lived up to the hype he was setting for it. Absolutely cannot wait for this album, its probably my most anticipated of the year at this point.

 

Here for it, going to listen to the EP asap

 

Rage is easily the standout here, the other three didn't quite do much for me after first listen though

 

This is fine, but unfortunately kinda underwhelming. Imo, if you're only gonna release 4 songs, at least 3 of them need to be bangers.

 

This ep isn't great. Rage is the best song by far

 

yo.

 

Yup, album The Autobiography announced for 7/28. Rage is the only song from the EP that is on the album according to Vic, and there are apparently features from Joey Purp, Chief Keef, Rivers Cuomo, and Pharrell.

Really fucking excited for this.

 

You should just make the thread about the album instead of both, that's my vote!

 

Yeah good point, I'll just take the EP out of the title. Didn't really end up making any waves

 

omg Weezerrrrr`

 

I am fully turning this into a thread about just the album since 3/4 songs from the EP are on it lol


New song is really good and everything already released is too. So fucking excited for this

 

it's kinda weird that the one track that made the cut from the EP is Rollin Like A Stoner, and the other two are bonus tracks.

 

Yeah, not sure what the thinking behind that was. What I'm strongly considering doing is leaving Rage as the last song on the album, cutting OMG from the album entirely and just having the EP consist of Almost There and OMG. Of course this is super premature because the album isn't even out yet but Rage seems like too perfect of a closer, unless the "true" closer of the album is even better

 

This is good, I'm tentatively looking forward to the album

 

Weird rollout, video for Rage released today

 

You can definitely tell from his hair in that video that this was filmed at least a year ago

 

Good point, and with all those effects I'm sure it took a while in post

 

First Listen: Vic Mensa, 'The Autobiography'

Official stream from NPR

Still gonna wait for release day

 

this is out now btw

 

Listening very soon, can't wait

 

I'm finding this album to have a severe lack of diversity, or anything standing out. Maybe just because we were talking about him in another thread, but this kinda gives me the J Cole vibes of "nothing amazing, nothing horrible, kinda just exists"

 

I feel that way about roughly 8 out of 10 albums I hear period