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Flopson summed it up perfect. And these were the three to poll; along with icfn2 and 1017 they are the only Thug releases you need.
Voted Barter because Constantly Hating
― Evan R, Wednesday, 22 February 2017 00:35 (seven years ago) link
so much nuance steamrolled into a strict ranking it feels like violence to my love for each of these
barter: most consistent in vibe (in part this is from modest length + Wheezy producing 8/13 tracks), first full project to display the more subdued, mature lyricist side of Thug we now know and love so well. a few extreme highs ('just might be', 'constantly hatin') that blew my mind when i first heard them and made me think he Just Might Be a whole other level of genius, a promise he has (imo) not (yet!) followed through on
tour: quite a bit too long (back half kinda drags nb the version i have on my computer includes bonus tracks + whos on top) but damn if this isn't one of the most sure-to-put-me-in-a-good-mood, most joyful, most liberated (who's to sayhow long a verse can be? on his best verses (givenchy my #1) thug sounds like he would go on forever) pieces of music i've ever heard.
jefferey: kind of the opposite of barter: every song sounds like it could be a smash single, most colourful & varied production of the three tapes. its brevity helps it in this regard but i probably know every lyric and adlib. gets me proper excited as a vision of where he's going *next* without exceeding aforementioned expectations set by 'just might be'
― flopson, Monday, February 20, 2017 12:01 PM (four days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
good post
personally id vote barter > jeffery > tour
― marcos, Friday, 24 February 2017 15:50 (seven years ago) link