Rank'em

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>>74081263
1. Yeezus
2. MBDTF
3. 808's
4. LR
5. Graduation
6. TLOP
7. TCD

LR
MBDTF
TCD
Grad
Y
TLOP
WTT
808s

>>74081331
Yeezus has a lot of replay value, used be at the bottom for me but it worked it's way up to number 4 somehow.

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1. Yeezus
2. TCD
3. MBDTF
4. TLOP (Life of Paul version or else switch with 5)
5. LR
6. G
7. 808

>>74081368
Would've been interesting to see that as an alt cover.

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>>74081263
1. LR
2. MBDTF
3. Yeezus
4. TCD
5. Gradation
6. 808s
7. TLOP

>>74081263
1. MBDTF
2. LR (Although It's my fave album ever and has the most cohesion)
3. G
4. CD
5. 808
6. TLOP
7. Y
32453. CS

>>74081349
Yeezus was the album that really made me realize how important Kanye is to the hip-hop genre. I think now people will appreciate it more than they could have when it released.

We see this "punk" movement in hip-hop right now, and there has been a lot of animosity towards it, however it's not stopping anytime soon. Yeezus was the album which opened up that pathway for artists. The album makes more sense today than it did in 2013.

1. MBDTF
2. LR
3. Y
4. 808s
5. CD
6. G
7. TLOP

>>74081555
Eh, I suppose. It kinda felt like him incorporating death grips and other Industrial hip hop groups sound into his style. Also, the same could be said for 808s.

>>74081263
All are damn near equally amazing