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I can see 'One Day' loved and hated in equal measure. I can’t shake the feeling that Big Sean would’ve rapped on this beat if the pack reached him before Logic. was trying to make something for The Streets. A lighter, more poppy production, like if No I.D. Ryan Tedder sounds like Bruno Mars when he was giving Bobby Ray the hits. Logic is very proud of his rap prowess and is coming with the big brags. I'm not in love with this hook, but I’m still vibing. It’s worth noting that he has not uttered a single biracial bar. Also, Logic’s technical skills as a rapper really make it easy to sell these raps and bars. It’s the nostalgic touch that I’m loving. He just did an old Cole ad-lib and is using an old Cole flow. JAY-Z AND LOGIC THE NEW WATCH THE THRONE. He just made a request for Jay to jump on a track. “ All the rappers I came upon I surpassed.” LOGIC CAME TO TALK HIS SHIT. He just shouted out André but it wasn’t the line I wanted. Cole even had a song called “I Get Up.” “ Fuck a mumble, let's make America rap again” hahaha. It’s like he took pieces of The Warm Up and built upon the lyrical and introspective style. Cole’s influence is so strong, but it fits Logic. I might be old and not interested in being preached to about dying one day. I know motivational joints get the fans going, but I enjoy when Logic is just talking that talk. He started the second verse faster than Michael Phelps being chased by a shark. There are some strong bars landing, and over boom-bap beats is where Logic sounds most comfortable. “ I got more verses than the Holy Bible” haha. “ You are watching a master at work” drop. I hope he flips that André line about having more fans than the average man one day. Now, he’s just stunting with all these fans. Man, he might just outsell Lil Wayne if every track keeps this same energy. “Thank You” is long, but the love is real.

They are going to be quite excited when they hear themselves on this album. The fire is in his gut and the production is pristine. I’m enjoying how he’s kicking this one off. “ I had to write this over a Nujabes vibe.” I wouldn’t say that’s entirely accurate, but I appreciate the nod to the late producer. “ I won’t ever leave this rap shit, I’m just getting started.” Whoa, whoa.

This beat is icebox cold it could go where Omarion’s heart current resides.

#Young sinatra album wallpaper series#

Turning a mixtape series into an album is a smart move. This is the final Young Sinatra album, not the final Logic album. The album appears to pick up where Everybody ended. Each song will receive my gut reaction from start to finish.

All-Time Greatest Dorsey/Sinatra Hits, Vol.In usual 1-Listen album review fashion, the rules are the same: no skipping, no fast-forwarding, no rewinding, and no stopping.

Portrait of Sinatra – Forty Songs from the Life of a Man.

'You My Love' ( Mack Gordon/ Jimmy Van Heusen) (Doris Day).

' One For My Baby (And One More For The Road)' ( Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer) (Frank Sinatra).

'There's A Rising Moon' ( Sammy Fain, Paul Francis Webster) (Doris Day).

' Just One of Those Things' ( Cole Porter) (Doris Day).

' Someone to Watch Over Me' ( George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin) (Frank Sinatra).

'Hold Me in Your Arms' ( Ray Heindorf, Charles Henderson, Don Pippin) (Doris Day).

' Ready, Willing and Able' (Floyd Huddleston, Al Rinker, Dick Gleason) (Doris Day).

'Till My Love Comes to Me' ( Paul Francis Webster, based on Mendelssohn's 'On Wings of Song') (Doris Day).

(In fact, though the CD was entitled 'You're My Thrill/Young at Heart,' the four added tracks that were added to 'You're My Thrill' when it was retitled 'Day Dreams' were included, as well as four extra tracks not included in either album originally.) On the album was reissued, combined with You're My Thrill, as a compact disk by Sony BMG Music Entertainment. The UK version, released by Philips Records as catalog number BBR 8040, featured 5 Doris Day songs (excluding ' Just One of Those Things') and 3 Sinatra tracks (replacing ' Someone to Watch Over Me' with 'You Can Take My Word For It Baby' and ' I'm Glad There Is You', which were not featured in the film).

#Young sinatra album wallpaper movie#

Young at Heart was a 10' LP album released by Columbia Records as catalog number CL-6331, on November 1, 1954, containing songs sung by Doris Day and Frank Sinatra from the soundtrack of the movie Young at Heart.