CD-Charts Position 1
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Graduation

by: Kanye West

Release Date September 11, 2007
Having the benefit of 4 songs being released as singles before I purchased the album, I knew this was a good purchase. As with Late Registration, a couple of songs on the album that have failed to grow on me but enough out of the others to recommend

CD-Charts Position 2
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The College Dropout

by: Kanye West

Release Date February 10, 2004
i listened to this everyday when it first came out. it's a fun cd to listen to. his lyrics are crazy, but his beats are on point.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Late Registration

by: Kanye West

Release Date August 30, 2005
i like this one, there's a couple of tracks that i skip over, but for the most part the whole thing is pretty good.

CD-Charts Position 4
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808's & Heartbreak

by: Kanye West

Release Date December 16, 2008
i like this one, there's a couple of tracks that i skip over, but for the most part the whole thing is pretty good.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Graduation

by: Kanye West

Release Date September 11, 2007
The entire CD has good music to vibe to. If you are looking for something to ride to or to get crunk to, this is it. Kanye always brings us the real side of him and that's why I appreciate his music. And for sure if I had to chose between Kanye and 50 - it's Kanye HANDS DOWN!

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CD-Charts Position 6
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American Boy

by: Estelle, Kanye West

Release Date April 15, 2008
As a rule, I am not into rap or rhythm'n'blues, I listen to other kind of music, but I have to admit I LOVE this song. It's happy and catchy, like another reviewer said. It's no wonder, when Kanye West and John Legend are involved, you can only expect good songs.

CD-Charts Position 7
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The College Dropout

by: Kanye West

Release Date February 10, 2004
And points are docked for trying to interfere with this Man's artistic expression. Clean CDs suck, bad.

I hate them.

But if that's all I can get at the time, I may just settle. Most likely I won't though.

I like some of the skits but 4-5 is too much. Spaceship is an obvious highlight. It's about working at a dead end job not getting paid enough having big dreams and because of all of that walking the hell out of that mother____er!

I like His style in that song. And the production is super-solid. The singer actually singing is great too. 5.5/5 11/10 His lyrics are OK in places, shine on 2-3 tracks and are really lacking on some such as The Workout Plan which isn't a bad song by any means. But to put it plain and nicely ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Late Registration

by: Kanye West

Release Date August 30, 2005
Kanye West proves one thing if nothing else: Not all rap is created equal. Like many other achievements in popular music, West takes elements from soul, jazz, and pop, to mix with his bright, witty lyrics. Fun but also formidable, Kanye takes on the trappings of American material culture and understandably finds much to mock. With different meters and measures, Kanye West makes all other efforts seem stale. Giving snatches of wit, his rapping inspires some real laughs. While inserting the soundtrack of a seductive siren voice singing "Diamonds Are Forever," he tears off about the divide between American dreams and their (too often) unattainment. On 'Late Registration' the joker's wild--and often wise.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Winner

Release Date May 13, 2008
Kanye West proves one thing if nothing else: Not all rap is created equal. Like many other achievements in popular music, West takes elements from soul, jazz, and pop, to mix with his bright, witty lyrics. Fun but also formidable, Kanye takes on the trappings of American material culture and understandably finds much to mock. With different meters and measures, Kanye West makes all other efforts seem stale. Giving snatches of wit, his rapping inspires some real laughs. While inserting the soundtrack of a seductive siren voice singing "Diamonds Are Forever," he tears off about the divide between American dreams and their (too often) unattainment. On 'Late Registration' the joker's wild--and often wise.

CD-Charts Position 10
Average Rating:

Can't Tell Me Nothing

by: Kanye West

Release Date March 04, 2008
Kanye West proves one thing if nothing else: Not all rap is created equal. Like many other achievements in popular music, West takes elements from soul, jazz, and pop, to mix with his bright, witty lyrics. Fun but also formidable, Kanye takes on the trappings of American material culture and understandably finds much to mock. With different meters and measures, Kanye West makes all other efforts seem stale. Giving snatches of wit, his rapping inspires some real laughs. While inserting the soundtrack of a seductive siren voice singing "Diamonds Are Forever," he tears off about the divide between American dreams and their (too often) unattainment. On 'Late Registration' the joker's wild--and often wise.