How Much A Dollar Cost (Feat. James Fauntleroy & Ronald Isley) (track) by Kendrick Lamar
Year: 2015
From the album To Pimp A Butterfly (track #11)


How Much A Dollar Cost (Feat. James Fauntleroy & Ronald Isley) appears on the following album(s) by Kendrick Lamar:
- To Pimp A Butterfly (track #11) (this album) (2015)
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Great song and I agree that there is some similarity with the piano and strings to Radiohead's Pyramid Song (listen to that song at 1.49 - 1.59 in for probably clearest indication) although it doesn't appear to get credited

PYRAMID song... How much DOLLAR really cost?
There's a pyramid in your dollar bill. Illuminati confirmed.
Also, I love this song.

The strings are so nice and they could sit in the mix better if they were a little louder or deeper. It still sounds incredibly nice. I do agree it sounds like Radiohead although I think Radiohead would have mixed it differently.
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The narrative on this song is unlike any other I've ever heard wow. It blows me away. The first time I heard it I was shocked, and to this day it amazes me.
Woow the bets lyrics of the year.

SOUNDS LIKE RADIOHEAD
The climax to this song is incredible and probably my favorite track on the album.

How many rappers could pull off a song about meeting a homeless man who turned out to be Jesus? I'm guessing not many.

My favorite beat on this album.
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