i dunno something about their humor just has the air of trying way too hard, i know caricature is basically a fundamental aspect of comedy but there also needs to be something more mundane to be juxtaposed against and from what I've seen Key & Peele is pretty much full throttle all the time

Nice taste brother. I'll be using your list and reviews as a guide!

Finally a classic review from you. Feels like a century since you used to do those!

I forgot about the Funkdoobiest one but I didn't really count Del since you had already reviewed it before and just "updated" it. Speaking of the former, it's funny how their style is completely something else considering my introduction to them was "Conspiracy of Silence" by Paris.

I'm glad the early 80s stuff have grown on you, would be cool to see you review some Run DMC and of course, the long awaited Licensed to Ill!

watching that movie in theaters was a ludovico treatment and a half to every professional instinct i've ever had

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Errr, I actually personally like 'Party Over' more than 'Shook Ones' and list to it way more. [slides horn-rimmed glasses up nose, looks smug]
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Good 808s review, man. I still listen to that album quite a lot. Glad you liked it!

Welcome back. I'm dying to hear your opinions about Summertime by Vince Staples and The Life of Pablo.

I know, right? It's held up surprisingly well. Also, I think it's the last Kanye album where each track has an average of 2 producers rather than 9.