Some people ask why he's screaming on 'I Am a God.' It's not like a James Brown scream - it's a real scream of terror. Although he thinks that getting h**d from nuns and eating Asian p***y with sweet and sour sauce is funny, and it might be, to a 14-year-old - but it has nothing to do with me.

Usually the Kanye lyrics I like are funny, and he's very funny here. But it's the energy behind it, the aggression. Maybe because he made up so much of it at the last minute. It's another dare - I dare you to like this. And now, with this album, it's 'Now that you like me, I'm going to make you unlike me.' It's a dare.īut why he starts the album off with that typical synth buzzsaw sound is beyond me, but what a sound it is, all gussied up and processed. He seems to have insinuated in a recent New York Times interview that My Beautiful Dark, Twisted Fantasy was to make up for stupid s**t he'd done. Lou writes like a giddy schoolboy who has just unwrapped his first CD ever. No one's near doing what he's doing, it's not even on the same planet.' In short, Lou thinks Kanye is pretty much the driving force for the new music world: 'He's really trying to raise the bar. Why? The review surprisingly revealed that the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer is an enormous fan of Kanye West's latest album, Yeezus. Today, a review on the site from founding Velvet Underground member Lou Reed hit the web and made digital tsunami waves. reviewing Robert Pollard, Dean Wareham reviewing Daft Punk–basically pairing up the unlikely with the unlikely. is a new music site that has artists reviewing other artists.

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