God Forgives, I Don't [Album Thread]

[Vocker]

Just listened to the album, really cool album...Rick Ross showed a lot of potential didn't expect it to be that good, imagined it to be an album full of trap beats and shit. Anyhow, I would listen to the album from beginning to end again for sure!

[Guest]

J

Maybach Music IV ain't even that good tbh

Justice League disappointed with the beat, the previous versions were way more "epic"

That beat (sample) on 2, gawd damn

IMO

4 > 1 > 3 > 2.5 > 2


And I listened to this album all day, with a serious quality listen. Idk what you guys were talking about in the past few pages, but this is arguably Ross' best album since Deeper Than Rap. Production wise, this blows Teflon Don out the water, and is structured quite well in subject matter ( 8-10 trap street shit), (11-14 for the ladies), etc. instead of being all over the place (Watch the Throne). No filler tracks here, you guys are just complaining because there are 3 trap beats. Even on the trap beats (excluding 911 somewhat) he was spazzing more in flow and lyrics than the trap songs on B.M.F. and MC Hammer. More than enough luxury/reflective raps to satisfy old school heads (2-7; 15-17). This album is cinematic just as Ross said it would be. My only complaint is that he originally said there would be minimal features, but that's not the case.

GFID > Deeper Than Rap > Teflon Don/Trilla > Port of Miami

Def coppin a physical.

[Mr. Swag]

IMO

4 > 1 > 3 > 2.5 > 2


And I listened to this album all day, with a serious quality listen. Idk what you guys were talking about in the past few pages, but this is arguably Ross' best album since Deeper Than Rap. Production wise, this blows Teflon Don out the water, and is structured quite well in subject matter ( 8-10 trap street shit), (11-14 for the ladies), etc. instead of being all over the place (Watch the Throne). No filler tracks here, you guys are just complaining because there are 3 trap beats. Even on the trap beats (excluding 911 somewhat) he was spazzing more in flow and lyrics than the trap songs on B.M.F. and MC Hammer. More than enough luxury/reflective raps to satisfy old school heads (2-7; 15-17). This album is cinematic just as Ross said it would be. My only complaint is that he originally said there would be minimal features, but that's not the case.

GFID > Deeper Than Rap > Teflon Don/Trilla > Port of Miami

Def coppin a physical.

definitely word

except the Maybach Music Tracks part

[IceMan]

IMO

4 > 1 > 3 > 2.5 > 2


And I listened to this album all day, with a serious quality listen. Idk what you guys were talking about in the past few pages, but this is arguably Ross' best album since Deeper Than Rap. Production wise, this blows Teflon Don out the water, and is structured quite well in subject matter ( 8-10 trap street shit), (11-14 for the ladies), etc. instead of being all over the place (Watch the Throne). No filler tracks here, you guys are just complaining because there are 3 trap beats. Even on the trap beats (excluding 911 somewhat) he was spazzing more in flow and lyrics than the trap songs on B.M.F. and MC Hammer. More than enough luxury/reflective raps to satisfy old school heads (2-7; 15-17). This album is cinematic just as Ross said it would be. My only complaint is that he originally said there would be minimal features, but that's not the case.

GFID > Deeper Than Rap > Teflon Don/Trilla > Port of Miami

Def coppin a physical.

so you say it's well structured because all of the sub-par filler tracks are in a row? aight

but if you enjoy, that's great, can't argue about that

[GrimGenius]

IMO 4 > 1 > 3 > 2.5 > 2 And I listened to this album all day, with a serious quality listen. Idk what you guys were talking about in the past few pages, but this is arguably Ross' best album since Deeper Than Rap. Production wise, this blows Teflon Don out the water, and is structured quite well in subject matter ( 8-10 trap street shit), (11-14 for the ladies), etc. instead of being all over the place (Watch the Throne). No filler tracks here, you guys are just complaining because there are 3 trap beats. Even on the trap beats (excluding 911 somewhat) he was spazzing more in flow and lyrics than the trap songs on B.M.F. and MC Hammer. More than enough luxury/reflective raps to satisfy old school heads (2-7; 15-17). This album is cinematic just as Ross said it would be. My only complaint is that he originally said there would be minimal features, but that's not the case. GFID > Deeper Than Rap > Teflon Don/Trilla > Port of Miami Def coppin a physical.

there's a mm 2.5?

[Guest]

definitely word

except the Maybach Music Tracks part

How would you rank the MM series?

so you say it's well structured because all of the sub-par filler tracks are in a row? aight

but if you enjoy, that's great, can't argue about that

I think so bro. Notice I compared it to WTT, which had all types of tracks all over the place. Yes, there maybe could've been less trap songs and songs for the ladies, but atleast they're placed well. Thanks for respecting my opinion though, I know some other users would've been rude. Albums hot imo, this, Life is Good, Live From the Underground, Ab Soul's album and Cruel Summer will be competing for AOTY. We will find out after the last one is out.

there's a mm 2.5?

Yep. Featuring Birdman, Fabolous, Pusha T, DJ Khaled, T-Pain and a new verse by Ross.

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wtf is this???? lol

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IMO

4 > 1 > 3 > 2.5 > 2


And I listened to this album all day, with a serious quality listen. Idk what you guys were talking about in the past few pages, but this is arguably Ross' best album since Deeper Than Rap. Production wise, this blows Teflon Don out the water, and is structured quite well in subject matter ( 8-10 trap street shit), (11-14 for the ladies), etc. instead of being all over the place (Watch the Throne). No filler tracks here, you guys are just complaining because there are 3 trap beats. Even on the trap beats (excluding 911 somewhat) he was spazzing more in flow and lyrics than the trap songs on B.M.F. and MC Hammer. More than enough luxury/reflective raps to satisfy old school heads (2-7; 15-17). This album is cinematic just as Ross said it would be. My only complaint is that he originally said there would be minimal features, but that's not the case.

GFID > Deeper Than Rap > Teflon Don/Trilla > Port of Miami

Def coppin a physical.

naaa gtfo lol

lyrically you right, he might be better but the beats did not hit right idk, wrong artist for these type beats xD like he trying to be something he aint. He should stay on trap beats

Just listened to the album, really cool album...Rick Ross showed a lot of potential didn't expect it to be that good, imagined it to be an album full of trap beats and shit. Anyhow, I would listen to the album from beginning to end again for sure!

well thats what I wanted -_-only song that hit was pirates xD man idk

[Mr. Swag]

How would you rank the MM series?

umm

2 > 3 = 4 > 1

[Aza]

Anyone can PM me a link to te album?

[Bumpk1n]

Just Got The Album Pretty D0PE
Nas + Jay z on the same album

[IceMan]

wtf is this???? lol

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naaa gtfo lol

lyrically you right, he might be better but the beats did not hit right idk, wrong artist for these type beats xD like he trying to be something he aint. He should stay on trap beats


well thats what I wanted -_-only song that hit was pirates xD man idk

lolwut, you've been a fan since BMF or why would you want him on trap beats?

Ross was always better on soulful beats

Just Got The Album Pretty D0PE
Nas + Jay z on the same album

Nas with that W

[Guest]

naaa gtfo lol

lyrically you right, he might be better but the beats did not hit right idk, wrong artist for these type beats xD like he trying to be something he aint. He should stay on trap beats

Haha. Cigar Music, Mafia Music 2, Billionaire, Luxury Tax, Rich Off Cocaine and Keys To the Crib are just a handful of songs that are better than all the trap beats he's been on, except for Hold Me Back and MC Hammer imo. Still love em, but I prefer luxury beats.