louis logic and jj brown-misery loves comedy
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1. New Leaf
2. Captain Lou El Wino
3. The Line
4. Beginner's Lust
5. Rule By A Fool
6. All Girls Cheat
7. The Withdrawl Method
8. A Perfect Circle introducing Marisa Croce
9. Classy Mc Nasty
10. The Great Divide
11. Up To No Good
12. Morning After Pill
13. Misery Loves Comedy
the production isnt like anything you have heard louis over and thats why i probably like it...JJ makes more laid back,jazzy type beats,makes for a good combo. even have a song where they reference "classy meets nasty" in the chorus,pretty good way of explaining it
2. Captain Lou El Wino
3. The Line
4. Beginner's Lust
5. Rule By A Fool
6. All Girls Cheat
7. The Withdrawl Method
8. A Perfect Circle introducing Marisa Croce
9. Classy Mc Nasty
10. The Great Divide
11. Up To No Good
12. Morning After Pill
13. Misery Loves Comedy
the production isnt like anything you have heard louis over and thats why i probably like it...JJ makes more laid back,jazzy type beats,makes for a good combo. even have a song where they reference "classy meets nasty" in the chorus,pretty good way of explaining it
Yeah JJ's production was clean all the way through on this one. Louis tore up the tracks as usual. I am really feeling the album more or less front to back (only 2 semi weak tracks IMO but they are still cool.)
Oh yeah and you were wrong Sicc five replies and 15 views...as of right now. Maybe this "backpack" stuff is catching on here at the Siccness lol.
Nuttkace
Oh yeah and you were wrong Sicc five replies and 15 views...as of right now. Maybe this "backpack" stuff is catching on here at the Siccness lol.
Nuttkace
It is rare for an album to be balanced. Most of the time, an artist will focus heavily on one element and neglect the other. For example, stellar sounds are sabotaged by bland lyricism. Or, top-notch verses are foiled uninspired tunes. Musical equilibrium is only achieved when the music and lyrics blend together in perfect harmony instead of sounding lopsided. Louis Logic and J.J. Brown's Misery Loves Comedy (Fat Beats) exhibits plenty moments of symmetry between the rhymes and melodies.
The strength of this album lies in its impeccable production. The beats exhibit so much depth and creativity that it will cause fans to continue to hit the repeat button based on the music alone. The authentic bass lines mixed with the guitar, medium-pitched piano keys and other live instruments will give listeners a stimulating, mind-blowing musical experience. One example of this beautiful mix is "New Leaf" which features bass guitar strings over a soulful base sound that will keep heads nodding. Another wonderfully produced track is "Captain El Wino". This beat featurs classic scratch elements over a low bass line and brass instruments that yield to an uplifting beat that has the potential to be a sleeper club hit minus the expletives. Logic's smooth, soothing flow and nonchalant voice compliments the intoxicating, addictive rhythms.
Logic will impress fans with his diverse subject matter, storytelling skills and lyrics. He talks about what will happen if his boy ever messed with his girl on "The Line", how women are known cheaters on "All Girls Cheat" and life in general's trials and tribulations on Misery Loves Comedy. The problem with the album is that it’s too short. Just when a listener may be getting into Logic, it is over. There is no sense of true closure. Aside from that, some of the topics were overdone (see "All Girls Cheat"). Minus its shortcomings, Misery Loves Comedy proves the jokes on those who think indie rappers can't find a happy medium of expression.
Reviewed by: Dr. Zero
The strength of this album lies in its impeccable production. The beats exhibit so much depth and creativity that it will cause fans to continue to hit the repeat button based on the music alone. The authentic bass lines mixed with the guitar, medium-pitched piano keys and other live instruments will give listeners a stimulating, mind-blowing musical experience. One example of this beautiful mix is "New Leaf" which features bass guitar strings over a soulful base sound that will keep heads nodding. Another wonderfully produced track is "Captain El Wino". This beat featurs classic scratch elements over a low bass line and brass instruments that yield to an uplifting beat that has the potential to be a sleeper club hit minus the expletives. Logic's smooth, soothing flow and nonchalant voice compliments the intoxicating, addictive rhythms.
Logic will impress fans with his diverse subject matter, storytelling skills and lyrics. He talks about what will happen if his boy ever messed with his girl on "The Line", how women are known cheaters on "All Girls Cheat" and life in general's trials and tribulations on Misery Loves Comedy. The problem with the album is that it’s too short. Just when a listener may be getting into Logic, it is over. There is no sense of true closure. Aside from that, some of the topics were overdone (see "All Girls Cheat"). Minus its shortcomings, Misery Loves Comedy proves the jokes on those who think indie rappers can't find a happy medium of expression.
Reviewed by: Dr. Zero
cant help myself,i'm a visionaries fan.
just like i am a huge legends fan and know for a fact that sunspot sucks ass,but will still bump him cause he is a legend...will complain about how much he sucks the whole time but he still has that legend sound so cant help but to listen. same goes for LMNO. even i didnt like that last album as much due to the content. his first 2 albums were way better content-wise,only the one obligatory god song on each. i think if you heard earlier material you wouldnt think he sucks as much...not saying you would like him,but that is definitly not his best work...i gave him a free pass based on previous work i guess
just like i am a huge legends fan and know for a fact that sunspot sucks ass,but will still bump him cause he is a legend...will complain about how much he sucks the whole time but he still has that legend sound so cant help but to listen. same goes for LMNO. even i didnt like that last album as much due to the content. his first 2 albums were way better content-wise,only the one obligatory god song on each. i think if you heard earlier material you wouldnt think he sucks as much...not saying you would like him,but that is definitly not his best work...i gave him a free pass based on previous work i guess
