I think that's my favourite track off of it to be honest.
I think 'Thuggin'' is one of the greatest tracks ever by anybody, but I've know it for years. 'Deep' is also incredible, but again I was familiar with it prior to hearing the album. Same goes for 'Harold's' and 'Shame', which are both excellent. Of the tracks that are new to me, 'Broken' really stands out, it's incredible lyrically and Scarface kills his guest spot. 'High' is also fantastic, as is 'Lakers' (although I think Ab-Soul's verse is a little underwhelming), and 'Uno' too. I love the beat for 'Bomb'. 'Robes' is really great too, probably my favourite beat on the album (aside from the aforementioned 'Broken'), but I wish Gibbs' verse was longer (Earl and particularly Domo give a really good account of themselves though). There's not anything resembling a weak track on the whole thing, although I'm not totally sure about Mac Miller having the last verse of the whole album. Just doesn't really make sense, although in fairness it is quite easily one of the best Miller verses I've heard. Again, the instrumental is dope so I can't really complain. It's been on repeat for the last couple of days and it totally lived up to my stupidly high expectations. It's difficult to say how much you'll grow to love an album that you've only been familiar with for two or three days, but I don't think it's a stretch to say it's one of the best albums I've ever heard. I've fallen head over heels in love with Piñata.
NickVolosSegnahc Reve4Profile Land of the Argonauts, Centaurs and other such creatures
Half Mute by Tuxedomoon _________________ "And can’t you see you’re in on it?
You were born though you need not
And is that not some cause
For worship, being born among these trees?"
Misplaced Childhood by Marillion _________________ "And can’t you see you’re in on it?
You were born though you need not
And is that not some cause
For worship, being born among these trees?"
You know when you have ridiculously high expectations of something and they're still surpassed? Like seriously I'd be content if there wasn't another decent album released this year, I could just listen to Piñata.
lethalnezzle wrote:
The best hip-hop album of the last five years.
lethalnezzle wrote:
Yeah, Domo's verse on 'Robes' is great. He's the most underrated Odd Future affiliate since Vince Staples was so ubiquitously "underrated" that he became overrated. Danny Brown's verse is dope too, and Scarface absolutely kills it (which he had to, if only due to the strength of Gibbs' lyrics on 'Broken'). Raekwon is Raekwon, which is cool. 'Shitsville' is dope, sounds like a Nas song from 1996 that's actually good. The whole album is just incredible tbh.
lethalnezzle wrote:
I think 'Thuggin'' is one of the greatest tracks ever by anybody, but I've know it for years. 'Deep' is also incredible, but again I was familiar with it prior to hearing the album. Same goes for 'Harold's' and 'Shame', which are both excellent. Of the tracks that are new to me, 'Broken' really stands out, it's incredible lyrically and Scarface kills his guest spot. 'High' is also fantastic, as is 'Lakers' (although I think Ab-Soul's verse is a little underwhelming), and 'Uno' too. I love the beat for 'Bomb'. 'Robes' is really great too, probably my favourite beat on the album (aside from the aforementioned 'Broken'), but I wish Gibbs' verse was longer (Earl and particularly Domo give a really good account of themselves though). There's not anything resembling a weak track on the whole thing, although I'm not totally sure about Mac Miller having the last verse of the whole album. Just doesn't really make sense, although in fairness it is quite easily one of the best Miller verses I've heard. Again, the instrumental is dope so I can't really complain. It's been on repeat for the last couple of days and it totally lived up to my stupidly high expectations. It's difficult to say how much you'll grow to love an album that you've only been familiar with for two or three days, but I don't think it's a stretch to say it's one of the best albums I've ever heard. I've fallen head over heels in love with Piñata.
Long story short; it's incredible. My expectations were impossibly high, and they've been surpassed. The best mix of beats and raps I've heard in years.
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