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Old 06-03-2016, 09:13 AM   #67 (permalink)
Janszoon
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Originally Posted by Qwertyy View Post
I think you're all wrong and if you refuse to accept Kanye West as your lord and saviour you're scum.



But seriously, I like a few Rage albums quite a bit, and Public Enemy are obviously incredibly influential, but Kanye started off making music that was way more fun than either group, then on MBDTF took on a brand new direction (which maybe you guys didn't like, fair enough, but you're wrong) and then on Yeezus he took things to a different level yet again. The reason why I can only listen to so much RATM or Public Enemy is that I almost feel as if they're doing the same thing, both song structure wise and lyrically on almost every track, Kanye at least makes a considerable effort to differentiate each project he drops.
Every Kayne album I've listened to was a chore to get through except Yeezus, and even that's not something I ever feel compelled to throw on.
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