Pusha T - It’s Almost Dry (Discussion Thread)
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B. Pumpaveli
All Star
Havent listened yet but Pusha’s last album (Daytona?) was trash and still hyped up here
I cant believe how easily he topped Daytona.
“You’re gonna diieeeee”
“You’re gonna diieeeee”
Pharrell wiped the floor with Ye
Mortal1
Superstar
this has been on repeat heavy for meDreaming of the Past Sample
African_brehda
Superstar
I really feel like we're gonna get another Clipse album. I don't know. Between Punch Bowl and this joint here...it's in the air.
If we could get a little brother album, I don’t see why we don’t get a clipse tape
Pharrell wiped the floor with Ye
Truth. Pharrell killed this. Neptunes and Clipse just a combo that's meant to be
Lil Bape the PostGod
Can’t talk to broke boys
not seeing anybody on the timeline talk about this album
Was it even trending?
numbers gonna look spooky
Beat wise?Pharrell wiped the floor with Ye
Beat for beat?
Don't judge it off song.
How do you think they compare beat for beat?
I ask it this way because Push said that Ye only wanted him to rap rap on his beats while Pharrell was composing more structured and complete songs.
With that in mind i expect Pharrell to have the better songs...
But better song doesn't equal better beat
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
It's hyped up here because it's hyped up everywhere. That album was praised basically everywhere by fans all over the place, and by critics as well.
It's not just a Coli thing. If you don't like Daytona that's fine, but acting like it's just an album that's popular on The Coli is straight up false.
KillerB88
Superstar
Ye and Pharrell are my two GOAT producers. I don't think it's a win/lose thing. In all the pre release interviews, Push was pretty clear that each producer was particular about cultivating a specific sound. Pharrell wanted lush melodies, while Ye wanted face scrunching, heaving hitting bars and grime. They both succeeded.Pharrell Wins by a nose imo
Feel like Pharrell's beats on this hit harder, maybe not in a literal sense but far as what the impact they have on the final product, and are more unique. But the work he does with Push and the Clipse, a lot of it has this sound that's got elements of bright and pop friendly, but it's hazy and got a sinister element underneath. It's perfect for Push's content and rhyme style. And I don't think you can separate quality of song and quality of beat when judging the producer. A good producer's job is not just sell the beat and walk away. It's to provide guidance and help craft the track.
That's not to say Ye didn't do a good job here. He did. Pharrell just outdid him.
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I don’t listen to push