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8.0
79817
8.0 |
The Music
Rodeo, at its height, is a realisation of the sound Ye predicted in 808s
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7.0
80049
7.0 |
Gig Soup
The ghetto gothic protégé of the self-proclaimed "messiah of rap" Kanye West seamlessly displays his raw, anarchic style of rap on his sophomore album 'Rodeo'
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6.5
79697
6.5 |
The 405
The album will surely serve as great background music for his live shows to crawl, climb, dive and mosh to, because that's what people pay to see from him regardless
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6.0
79698
6.0 |
Exclaim
Continuously using a rodeo as a metaphor for his whirlwind life of sex and drugs wears thin over the hour-plus runtime, hampered further by a lack of variety in delivery
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6.0
79694
6.0 |
Rolling Stone
Left on his own, Scott can grow tiresome
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6.0
81223
6.0 |
Clash
Yes, the production is razor sharp, the beats are skewed and often very loud which makes them feel important, but in reality, it's all a façade; an image
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6.0
79831
6.0 |
Pitchfork
He's still a middling talent, and comes across as rebellious youngster that’s been given the keys to dad’s Porsche and simply asked not to wreck it
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5.0
82081
5.0 |
Consequence Of Sound
Yes, the production is great and Scott puts together some good hooks, but he never puts forth a cohesive statement of voice
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5.0
79695
5.0 |
Spin
A cold, calculated record lacking in personality, though it certainly tries to deliver something that Scott is incapable of
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4.0
79699
4.0 |
NOW
He's too elusive and bland for Rodeo to amount to a stylistic - let alone a subversive - statement
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3.3
79696
3.3 |
Pretty Much Amazing
Scott, who's misleadingly advertised as a star light-years ahead of the curve, is really just three releases deep in ineptitude
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