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Thought the whole album had an okay production but, most of the songs are just covers and they're alright for the most part. But, was hoping for some more heavy-hitting originals other than the title album (which, of course, was the best part). It just feels like I'm listening to a fanatic Chuck Berry fan's mixtape with a splash of originals.
Can't say that it doesn't show any ambition; obviously they have created a love letter for the early days of rock n roll and blues and it shows. And they are a successful bar band so they got that covered for them for life. I mean, this song still plays into our pop culture stratosphere and will still continue on for centuries.
However, this isn't a memorable album.
Just a memorable song. And even that could get tiresome for a while.
Bad to the Bone
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The dynamic duo of what is Madlib and MF DOOM had lead to having one of the greatest albums to ever grace our ears. The sampling is immersive with the crazy maniacal flows to give it a ground to stand on to conquer the sound waves.
Who says that the good guys always win? They don’t even have rhythm!
Madvillainy
7 likes
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If a hip hop album was in a form of a Renaissance painting, it's this one with flying colors. The Life of Pablo delivers on a struggle in the form of tug of war between fame and faith; and this whole album gives you the honest portrayal rollercoaster of emotions through the eyes of Kanye West.
Definitely one of my favorite hip hop albums of all time and number one of the greatest albums of his already incredible discography.
The Life of Pablo
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Review·4y
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I would've given this film five stars if it had the 2-hour workprint version.
But alas, I get a pseudo horror esqued action romp that is terribly chopped up to Hell. Average. So bad it's good action where I can get a few laughs for a good hour and a half.
Cobra
Review·5y
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Electric Dreams is a dream-filled romantic film that accompanies with great and honest storytelling of love and the importance of emotions (that one of them tries to explore but fails and it's downright depressing) and has an amazing soundtrack by Giorgio Moroder that works with establishing scenes.
It's a crazy love triangle that works between two humans and a computer and, of course, predates another favorite film of mine, Her.
A little out of date but it doesn't fully take you away from the film and it's subversive story of a man and his arch enemy: the computer.
Electric Dreams
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Review·6y
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For future filmmakers, this is NOT how you make film. It's subtlety, it's underacting and overacting, the repeatable looping offense of storytelling (or lack thereof) and most importantly, this film is just not good at hitting the required elements of what makes it work.
However, it's a timeless so-bad-it's-good film that you can instantly enjoy with friends but, it's not a fit for the film connoisseur who's looking for obscure best films to find and watch.
Highly don't recommend!
Stay away from this film!
Watch it!
Enjoy!
Waste your precious time on this precious garbage!
The Room
18 likes
Review·6y
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Put me on blast but, I admire this show. Sure, the humor is a hit or miss but it makes it all up for the development of each character and it's smooth-as-butter action sequences (I mean come on, it's much better than the original with its stillness and all. And I even loved the original Thundercats on Toonami as a kid). Also, they kept the original soundtrack so that's a plus in my book.
Not too bad as far as reboots go.
And hey, it's a children's show so I can see the appeal.
ThunderCats Roar
14 likes
Review·6y
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