Album Rating: 4.0

Noooo Cranky Kong! Think of the children!

hey joe


you stink!!!!

Album Rating: 4.0

I have offense. I can't believe you would say that to me. *Sad face emoji that isn't broken*

>[S]ometimes his music is an overstimulating headache, and sometimes it’s the greatest damn thing I’ve ever heard in my life.

This is pretty much how I feel about this album. I feel like he’s trying to carry 40 lbs. of stuff in a 5 lb. bag: he’s just forcing things. It’s my least-favorite Jacob Collier album, so far.

The guy has ideas, and I applaud him for executing them.

Can’t rate this yet.

Album Rating: 4.0

I think vol. 3 is my least favorite, even though I still like it. Those vol. 3 songs also cook live. Alita Moses does 'In Too Deep' so well.

elon musk of music

Album Rating: 4.0

Nah. He's already Coldplay. You've been beaten to the punch.

na because while coldplay are popular, they dont have a genius cult around them, while elon musk does

Album Rating: 4.0

Checks out more than Coldplay, to be fair.



If Elon Musk was a positive person. Can't help but feel Musk is constantly trying to convince himself he's not miserable.

so like all rich people basically

Album Rating: 4.0

I suppose so. You know what they say, money can't buy happiness.

Album Rating: 2.0

"WELLLL" gets so close to being a jam, but then again any band would write a jam with his budget and background.

Also to the people who praise him for his eclecticism: Pretty much any band featured in Japan's mainstream charts displays as much eclectic inspiration as Jacob does.

coldplay is good tho

coldplay varies from good to some of the worst music ive ever heard

source?

Album Rating: 2.0

I think this album is a great example of having unlimited resources (time, money, talent) not translating into cohesive or impactful music. "Less is more" is like the only thing I can think about when listening to Jacob Collier. Though I can understand the people that are into this... kind of

Album Rating: 4.0

God, I love this record. Blasting it almost every day.



Box of Stars pt. 2 going from rhythmic textiles of Cuban, Punjab, Moroccan, Brazilian and more in this sort of victory lap after the Vol. 1 callback... ugh give it to me. Gives me life.



Regarding eclecticism: I don't see it as a zero sum game. Is this album eclectic? Yes. Obviously whether that's to anyone's taste is up the individual. I like it.