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That's why it's so funny seeing people say this album is a grower "like 2001". With 2001 every week a different song was my favorite. With Compton it's a struggle to listen to it another week.
Jesus Christ Petey shut the fucc up.... I knew you would be the first one hating once the real started coming back... and Sccit, take notice my ficca
that shit still go out here tho....it's somethin every1 can enjoy
Quote from: Infinite Trapped In 1996 on September 06, 2015, 07:26:39 PMJesus Christ Petey shut the fucc up.... I knew you would be the first one hating once the real started coming back... and Sccit, take notice my ficcacalm yourself hoverhands, im entitled to my opinion just like your entitled to your cornball ass opinions...Quote from: Sccit on September 06, 2015, 07:50:43 PMthat shit still go out here tho....it's somethin every1 can enjoydefinitely but do you agree its best when taken in as a complete body of work? (pause) i like compton when i can listen to the whole shit and that requires more time then i got sometimes. there is so much going on on that album ive heard it flac quality several times on seinhauer headphones, beats and a surround sound system and its amazing i just dont really see myself going back to this album as much is i hoped i would. im feeling scarface new album alot right now.
People comparing Compton to 2001 are just deluding themselves. 2001 is a truly timeless album, with the most striking and original West Coast production on just about any album ever made (besides those produced by DJ Quik).What is Compton comparable to? I'd compare it to one of the many mediocre and forgettable DPGC releases. The sound quality is higher, and the production is a little more interesting, but the replay value is limited.