Pusha T - It’s Almost Dry (Discussion Thread)

[distinguishedNOW]

Don’t think I’ll ever hate a song like Dreamin of the Past - that beat and sample just one of them personal cheat codes with me.

 

[King Sun]

This album.... this is amazing

 

[maxamusa]

Diet Coke now...listen..

fukk all you heard. This shyt phenomenal.

If your speakers ain't right don't even play this shyt.

I wouldn't even entertain someone who premier's a pusha T album produced by YE and Pharrelle with some god damn headphones...not even HD800's

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Whoever writes reviews for HipHopDX should be thrown off a building

Just looked. That was a bad review

 

[MostHatedBox]

Beat wise?

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

I ran through the album again just listening to strictly the beats and I will say it wasn't as one sided as I originally thought. Ye did his thing I still prefer the Pharrell beats.

 

[Waterproof]

On Lord WIllin' it was legitimately impossible to tell them apart unless you paid extra close attention. Pusha was more braggadocious, Malice more remorseful. I think by HHNF they were more distinct though, as Pusha developed more of his signature rapping style.

Yo Bruh I couldn't never tell them apart, this morning after I listened to that Clipse track on It's Almost Dry I went back and played Lord's Willin and today is the first time I could actually tell them apart on Each Song, Malice was so ahead lyrically of Pusha T and Malice was on Demon Time with his lyrics to me he didn't have no remorse on them early tracks

 

[ECA]

I was dreeeeeaming of the paaaaaaaast

 

[itiswhatitis]

Malice. That is all.

 

[Nero Christ]

listening now

my Joker smile...you know who the villain is

Just So You Remember beat is ridiculous

edit - the book of blow, I'm the genesis

 

[Sniper]

back in the clipse days, I couldn't even tell their voices apart. now it's obvious because in the difference in subject matter when they rap.

On Lord WIllin' it was legitimately impossible to tell them apart unless you paid extra close attention. Pusha was more braggadocious, Malice more remorseful. I think by HHNF they were more distinct though, as Pusha developed more of his signature rapping style.

Yo Bruh I couldn't never tell them apart, this morning after I listened to that Clipse track on It's Almost Dry I went back and played Lord's Willin and today is the first time I could actually tell them apart on Each Song, Malice was so ahead lyrically of Pusha T and Malice was on Demon Time with his lyrics to me he didn't have no remorse on them early tracks

I never noticed that their voices were that similar and I could clearly tell them apart.

They sound the same to you on this song?

 

[breakfuss]

I'm speaking about anything he's made recently. I should have specified that.

I can’t argue with that.

I never noticed that their voices were that similar and I could clearly tell them apart.

They sound the same to you on this song?

I could always tell but I listened to their shyt religiously. Push has a slower drawl/cadence. Malice has the higher pitched voice.

 

[bubba scotch]

After first listen shyt is dope but ....Denzel still got the aoty

 

[Sniper]

I could always tell but I listened to their shyt religiously. Push has a slower drawl/cadence. Malice has the higher pitched voice.

Maybe that’s where I am with it, I’ve listened too much where I can clearly hear the difference.

 

[Mastamimd]

 

[Mike Wins]

Skip free joint. Cocaine Cowboy rap is back. Production is ridiculous all the way through. Probably my favorite album since Magic.

PUSH