IS "KILLER" TECH'S BEST ALBUM TO DATE?
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Anghellic > Killer > Absolute Power > MLK > Everready
Anghellic, the pain album. The album that let everyone know the crazy life Tech has lived. Simply classic album. Probably my favorite album of ALL TIME. This Ring, Cursed, Psycho Bitch, Real Killer, Twisted, Going Bad, Einstein, God Complex, Breathe, Devil Boy, Suicide Letters, It's Alive, F.T.I., this album has it all.
Killer, "all killer, no filler". Did the album live up to that claim? Hell no. Was it an excellent album in it's own right? Damn straight. I'm loving most songs except for the songs in the "Sextion". It has a great mix of party, pain, real, and sex songs. I'd have to say this is the best rounded out Tech album yet. Tech's flows are simply amazing, and though I never believed anyone when they said that Tech stepped his game up prior to this album, I certainly believe it now.
Absolute Power, the "fuck you" album. When I think of this album, songs like Trapped In A Psycho's Body, T9X, Worst Enemy, and Yada Yada Yada come to mind. Great diversity in song content, but there was some filler that came in the form of Biancas and Beatrices and Guns Will Bust.
MLK, the "Down South" album. Great beats, decent guest spots here and there, and great content make for a solid album. Songs like Message To The Black Man and P.A.S.E.O. had the potential to bring this album to "classic" status, but the guests drag down the quality of the album for the most part, most notably the guests whom I never knew existed. There's probably a reason for that.
Everready, the weird album (as I call it). I thought it was the weak link out of the bunch. I only loved a few songs off of it, which isn't bad compared to other artists, but when we're talking about other Tech albums that have tons of classics, this pretty much falls to mediocrity for me. Even trying to recall the track list off the top of my head is hard, simply because it didn't get much play for me. A lot of weak songs for me (No Can Do, It's What You Thinkin, Bout Ta Bubble, Jellysickle, Flash).
Remember guys, to each their own.
Anghellic, the pain album. The album that let everyone know the crazy life Tech has lived. Simply classic album. Probably my favorite album of ALL TIME. This Ring, Cursed, Psycho Bitch, Real Killer, Twisted, Going Bad, Einstein, God Complex, Breathe, Devil Boy, Suicide Letters, It's Alive, F.T.I., this album has it all.
Killer, "all killer, no filler". Did the album live up to that claim? Hell no. Was it an excellent album in it's own right? Damn straight. I'm loving most songs except for the songs in the "Sextion". It has a great mix of party, pain, real, and sex songs. I'd have to say this is the best rounded out Tech album yet. Tech's flows are simply amazing, and though I never believed anyone when they said that Tech stepped his game up prior to this album, I certainly believe it now.
Absolute Power, the "fuck you" album. When I think of this album, songs like Trapped In A Psycho's Body, T9X, Worst Enemy, and Yada Yada Yada come to mind. Great diversity in song content, but there was some filler that came in the form of Biancas and Beatrices and Guns Will Bust.
MLK, the "Down South" album. Great beats, decent guest spots here and there, and great content make for a solid album. Songs like Message To The Black Man and P.A.S.E.O. had the potential to bring this album to "classic" status, but the guests drag down the quality of the album for the most part, most notably the guests whom I never knew existed. There's probably a reason for that.
Everready, the weird album (as I call it). I thought it was the weak link out of the bunch. I only loved a few songs off of it, which isn't bad compared to other artists, but when we're talking about other Tech albums that have tons of classics, this pretty much falls to mediocrity for me. Even trying to recall the track list off the top of my head is hard, simply because it didn't get much play for me. A lot of weak songs for me (No Can Do, It's What You Thinkin, Bout Ta Bubble, Jellysickle, Flash).
Remember guys, to each their own.
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Its funny how age can change people's opinions on music. Some albums get a classic label(Lupe's F&L, Jeezy's TM 101, T.I.'s I'm Serious etc.) as time goes on and some lose it's former glory(Eminem's Relapse, Nas' Hip Hop Is Dead). With Killer being the latter.
I swear this is one of Tech's most hated albums. Its always near the bottom of people's list along with Sickology .
Its funny how age can change people's opinions on music. Some albums get a classic label(Lupe's F&L, Jeezy's TM 101, T.I.'s I'm Serious etc.) as time goes on and some lose it's former glory(Eminem's Relapse, Nas' Hip Hop Is Dead). With Killer being the latter.
I swear this is one of Tech's most hated albums. Its always near the bottom of people's list along with Sickology .
As far as longevity is concerned, the jury's still out on K.O.D.
I haven't listened to it in a while.
I daily listen to Everready and Killer for certain songs, and MLK in between those songs.
Sickology really took a while for me to be all over, but now I am listening to the lyrics more so than beats and it's really sick from that standpoint.
I haven't listened to it in a while.
I daily listen to Everready and Killer for certain songs, and MLK in between those songs.
Sickology really took a while for me to be all over, but now I am listening to the lyrics more so than beats and it's really sick from that standpoint.
Everready is his best no doubt I cosign you 100% on that. A fucking banger from beginning to end.
Riotmaker, No Can Do, Welcome To The Midwest, Bout Ta' Bubble, Night And Day, Caribou Lou, Flash, Jellysickle, Come Gangsta, My World, The Rain, The Best, This Is Me, and Little Pills.
Its his most popular album for a reason.
Riotmaker, No Can Do, Welcome To The Midwest, Bout Ta' Bubble, Night And Day, Caribou Lou, Flash, Jellysickle, Come Gangsta, My World, The Rain, The Best, This Is Me, and Little Pills.
Its his most popular album for a reason.