Let God Sort Em Out

Listen 1: Feels old and new all at the time time. Features are excellent. Unique flows and beats and choruses. Original front to back. The bars make you cover your mouth. Listen 2: Fun. Some of these songs do sound slightly alike with the horns but still fun, front to back. That said, there has always been something about Pusha T that has stopped his music from going to the next level for me. I don't want to say it sounds the same, cuz it doesn't. It might just be him. Like if you took these beats and had Tyler or Kendrick rap over everything instead, I may like it better. No hate against Pusha. Dude is still great and love how snarly he sounds. Probably just a personal preference on vocal tone. 1 Week Later: Although it never breaks through with anything mind bogglingly good, Clipse is the definition of consistently solid. Not one bad or even average song on this record. At the same time, nothing on here blew my socks off. Works extremely well as an album and fun to listen to individual songs as well.

Great album here. Great beats, great bars, great features, doesn't overstay its welcome. The only thing holding this back from 5 stars are the frequent Pharrell verses/hooks, I could've let one slide but there's like 3 songs here with his average vocals on them. Push is creat as always, I've always enjoyed his cadence. Malice is new to me but he pulled his weight as well. Great stuff. Favourite Tracks: - Chains & Whips - P.O.V. - Ace Trumpets - M.T.B.T.T.F. - F.I.C.O. - Inglorious Bastards

wont be my personal favorite but this will be the album from 2025 we look back on in 20+ years