it was at this point in the album that I began to grow increasingly skeptical that this album was going to be anything special (4/5) "King Of The South": whew. (4/5) "Soul Food": I enjoyed this one but didn't much like Raphael Saadiq's performance (4/5) "Pay Attention": not quite there thematically. I found it to be a little repetitive and not as impressive thematically as many other songs on this album. the entire point of the song is the bass but shrugs, it's still good vocally and sonically (4/5) "Cadillactica": This song is another one that many others like more than I do. it's hard-hitting, but I found the hook to be overly repetitive. 3 (Big Bang)": I don't like this song as much as some others do. a good first song on this dreamy album (4/5) "My Sub Pt. ~ 8.8/10 ~ with deluxe edition bonus tracks: 8.9/10 Tracks: "Life": loved the beat. Even though, as not true songs, I didn't factor them into my rating, I thought the intro and interlude were exceptional at furthering the dreamy, experimental vibe Big K.R.I.T. This album stands out to me because every song was good. used with Cadillactica, while still staying true to his Southern roots. I loved the dreamy production Big K.R.I.T. From there on, almost every song was hard-hitting and lyrically exceptional. Halfway into my first listen of the album, I was completely bewildered as to why I had heard such great things about this album.
Halfway into my first listen of the album, I was completely bewildered as to why Cadillactica isn't quite a classic, but it's something close. Cadillactica isn't quite a classic, but it's something close.
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