imagemy beautiful dark twisted fantasy full album

Thank God Fergie’s verse in “All of the Lights” is so short. I dare you to pick them out in that song. Instead of everyone having a verse though, Kanye just mashes up there harmonies. I can’t talk about features without mentioning the buff track “All of the Lights” featuring Rihanna, Alicia Keys, Elton John, Fergie, John Legend, The-Dream, Tony Williams, Kid Cudi, Charlie Wilson, Ryan Leslie and La Roux’s Elly Jackson. Besides those two negatives, in general, the production is great. Sonically, even though Kanye plays with new sounds in most of his tracks, it is very hard to appreciate the experiments because they just aren’t mixed well. Yes, it is his album, but why does he think we want to listen to this for 180 seconds? I had to skip that part after the second time. Kanye gets very pretentious with this ending. “Runaway” is murdered with it’s three minute auto-tune long harmony. We got enough of that with 808s and Heartbreak. This album makes the samples feel more original. This is saying a lot because Kanye’s use of samples was always integrated very well into his previous works. Kanye’s use of samples is so much more integrated than ever before. I say this because the content focuses a lot on porn, monsters, and having sex with nuns, among other things. The main theme of the rapping focuses more on romancing the devil. Kanye’s verses were more about being in tune with the emotion behind the words than how cool the lines sounded. There are several cases where Kanye mumbles his words and just continues to the next line. Most of the verses don’t sound as polished as the guests verses do. Not to say that he did not sit down and write it, but when he recorded it, it is as if he felt that one take was enough. Kanye sounds like he is holding his balls while rapping.

Imagemy beautiful dark twisted fantasy full album