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Travis Scott – Days Before Rodeo (2022, Blue, Vinyl) - Discogs Travis Scott – Days Before Rodeo (2022, Blue, Vinyl) - Discogs

Written-By – Aaquil Brown, Allen Ritter, Bryan Simmons, Jacques Webster, Joshua Luellen, Keith Cozart, Khalif Brown, Leland Wayne, Mike Dean I absolutely love this project. I wish he’d bring it to other platforms but the quality of the vinyl and even the album artwork is great. I think it skipped during the prayer but nothing serious. I was expecting it to be on a colored vinyl but I think that’s another listing. All in all, worth the money and made my collection 10x better.On top of that, this album is clearly so deeply personal and vulnerable and it makes it so hard not to connect to it in some way. There’s so emotion and soul in each song and it conveys not only that there was a hell of a lot of effort put into this project, but there was real feeling and real experience behind it. It’s honest and it’s just as much clever with the approach behind the themes like Lust, Fame, Guilt, and Anger being so interesting while avoiding all the usual takes on the subjects for something more personal and frankly brilliant.

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Overall, Rodeo has plenty of bangers and noteworthy collaborations that help bring out a fantastic trap sound that could bleed into the mainstream of hip-hop in no time. Co-producer – Allen Ritter, Anthony Kilhoffer, DJ Dahi, FKi (2), J. Hill, Lex Luger, Lil' C, Metro Boomin, Mike Dean, Oz (3), Southside (5), Syk Sense, Tane Runo, VinylZFor this to be his debut, there’s nothing else to call it but a Magnum Opus. I see this album less as a continuation of the culture started by albums like 808s and Heartbreak and MBDTF and more as an extension to the Foundation it was built on. It’s expansive, and it takes the sounds that have been culminating over years prior and absolutely perfects it in a way where it redefined how artists who wanted to take on trap would approach it for years to come. The best part too is not just that it’s so near perfect, it’s the fact that this came out the same time as and held up against staples like TPAB, DS2, At.Long.Last.ASAP, and TLOP. It held its own and then went on to define the sounds of many future projects in the genre and continues to reverberate in the Trap scene as one of the best and most heralded examples within the history of the genre. This is pretty alright. I have some pretty serious issues with the way some of these songs are mixed feeling all over the place, but for the most part it's not horrible. I think the biggest problem is just that it's kinda samey throughout and I don't care for much on here. For TRAVIS SCOTT’s full-length major label debut, RODEO [Epic Records/Grand Hustle], he has teamed up with some of the game’s hottest producers including Mike Dean, Metro Boomin, and many more. In between a narration by T.I., the album twists and turns through a cavernous deluge of impeccable and impenetrable rapping from TRAVIS and entrancing soundscapes. Moreover, he attracted some of the world’s biggest stars to rage with him. Kanye West turns up, literally, on “Piss On Your Grave,” The Weeknd’s stunning falsetto punctuates the airy “Pray 4 Love,” Justin Bieber and Young Thug assist on the wonderfully intoxicating “Maria I’m Drunk,” and Juicy J turns “Wasted” into an anthem, among others. Vote up content that is on-topic, within the rules/guidelines, and will likely stay relevant long-term. Rodeo debuted at number three on the US Billboard 200, selling 85,000 album-equivalent units – 70,000 being pure sales,