|
|
Whistle Stopper - Graduation
|
List Price: $13.98
Our Price: $4.99
Your Save: $ 8.99 ( 64% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Roc-A-Fella Records
|
Average Customer Rating:  
|
|
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0602517412200
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Roc-A-Fella Records
Manufacturer: Roc-A-Fella Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Roc-A-Fella Records
Release Date: 2007-09-11
Studio: Roc-A-Fella Records
|
|
|
|
|
|
Spotlight customer reviews:
|
Customer Rating:
Summary: Thnx Fr Th Mmrs
Comment: 26th October 2007, Dubai Media City! Try imagine The Beatles' concert in the 60s, Bob Marley's in the 70s or Michael Jackson's in the 80s. I never had an NBA ticket for a Chicago game in the mid 90s... but this time, the dream came true! I bowed in the presence of Greatness; Kanye West! Well, lost my assets there but the tragic accident could not prevent me from spitting "Jesus Walks". I felt like Zachary up in that tree, above the agitated crowd eager to attend his graduation...
Customer Rating:
Summary: "BEAT" me into submission, MASSA KANYE
Comment: Finally a rapper I feel comfortable with, as a white college student. Most rap doesn't speak to me but if you put some cutesy animals on your cover instead of rims and hoes, NOW you got me. He's like SCI-FI and you know that's what we white boys are into. He may not have much street cred but whatever, everyone knows if you want to make it big , you have to sell to white kids, and KANYE IS GOD. Scratch that-chck-a-chck-a whck, BIGGER than god. I was amazed when I went to his concert and he said, "We don't need another white person as president, we need a black person." It's so cool how he simplified politics down to black and white like that. He is the greatest artist alive and ALL you haterz are just jealous you can't flow like him, or however you quantify the vocal prowess of "rappers" these old school days. ......ihatemyself
Customer Rating:
Summary: still hot...
Comment: he has proved himself to be even better than before, i like this one...fly muzik, vibe and everything in between...
Customer Rating:
Summary: Kayne West Graduation
Comment: A Walk Through LifeGraduation is Kayne Wests best album of the three he's released so far! all the tracks are good so your able to play it from beginning to finish, without skipping any tracks.Nowadays so many records have one or two good songs on them and the rest are bad but this is not the case in Graduation a good whole album to have in your collection!.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Eh
Comment: When Kanye West first started out, I thought he had a lot of potential to be a decent and credible artist. He was new and fresh, plus I thought he had quite a few catchy songs. Nevertheless, I don't feel that way anymore. Kanye West just seems like an a s s hole, plain and simple. He's extremely arrogant and think's he's the best rapper who's ever gotten signed. Bottom line, is that he let the fame and money get to his already enormous head. In my opinion, the singles he's put out on "Graduation" aren't very unique or different from anything else that's out there right now. Granted, I have not purchased the album nor have I ever attempted to listen to it. But why would I? If the best songs that are on the album are the ones that are playing on the radio right now, then I'm not going to waste my time or money to hear the rest of it.
|
|
|
Editorial Reviews:
|
Kanye West's third in a whimsical trilogy of "scholarly" albums, Graduation wears its predecessors' badges of success on its sleeve. Matriculation has its rewards, apparently, and it's time to take stock. Lyrically, there's plenty of self-congratulation to attend to, but the real fun comes in the collabs, and West chooses co-conspirators like a kid in a candy store--John Legend ("Good Life"), Coldplay's Chris Martin ("Homecoming"), Mos Def and the Section Quartet (both adorable choices for the foreboding "Drunk and Hot Girls")--and plucks samples with A-list braggadocio: Elton John, Steely Dan, Daft Punk, Can, Michael Jackson, Public Enemy. Nothing here quite captures the superlative symbiosis of West's past best beats (think "Gold Digger"), but the central motif remains: No one ever accused Kanye West of being too cool for school, and Graduation still knows how to party. True, Kanye West will happily whine about the pitfalls at the top of the heap, clear his throat and try to rhyme it with Barry Bonds, or diss fish in a barrel all day, but that can't stop a shameless good time, and Graduation maintains an unshakeable knack for producing it. --Jason Kirk
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
