Ok, so this just entered my top-10 for the year, fantastic stuff.
A fantastic take on the life of Vince Staples from a young kid to high school and the things he's experienced living in the hood on the west coast. From the experiences of seeing his father as a drug dealer always in debt to someone else, or his own experiences gangbanging, carrying out hits, whatever it may be, Staples offers his realistic, maybe even cynical, viewpoint and he doesn't mince words.
Good stuff people, listen to it. Neil, if you haven't heard it yet, check it out, I'd be interested to hear your take on the album. _________________ Progressive Rock
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