Reviews by willprater

Good album by a great artist

That was a fantastic jazz album. So good.

So folksy, much yodeling

What can I even say about this album that hasn't already been said? It's iconic. The first five tracks of the album are bangers, and the back half has tracks like On A Plain and Something In The Way. Solid album altogether.

It's an absolute icon of the trip-hop genre. For good reason too, it just hits right on every track. I absolutely love it.

Some of the songs were cool, but some of them kind of didn't gel with it. So overall the album didn't flow so well.

A cool trip hop kind of album.

It was a good album but I didn't have time to make good notes or listen closely

It was a decent album, but it didn't blow me away.

Good vibes apbum

Very long and mad decent album

That was one of the most unusual albums of the collection so far. I liked it pretty well too. It was too far out there to categorize it simply as hip-hop or rap, it was too experimental for that. I highly recommend for those with an open mind. It also felt like a spiritual successor to Dr. Octagon's self-titled album.

It's so common on these country albums to do cover songs. It was a decent album though, highly talented artist.

This is an awesome inter-genre album. Just excellent composition throughout, worth listening again.

It gave me Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club vibes!

I think this is Pharcyde's greatest work, it's also a fun album. Oh Shit is such a banger. The hook on I'm that Type of ----- is so catchy. Passin' Me By is an icon in its own right too. Apparently, Pharcyde was using the term "simp" with it's present usage all the way back in 1992. Turns out, that meaning of simp dates back to some writings in 1967-68.

It's an incredible album, probably my favorite album by the band. It was a great example of how a live album should feel different from studio recordings, but it sacrificed nothing in audio quality. This was one of a small book of CDs that I kept in my first car.

It was aight

The hook from Sure Shot is one of the best to have ever happened in Hip-Hop. It sets the tone in an incredible way. Sabotage goes hard as hell too.

It was a somber folksy album, I really liked it and I loved the playlist it generated afterwards.