Late Registration - Kanye West Reviews

Kanye West's second album Late Registration features many collaborations. The album consists of seventeen tracks with some skits to break the music up. 1 - WAKE UP MR WEST - A nice litle opener to start the album. 2 - HEARD 'EM SAY - This song features vocals from Adam Levine of Maroon5 and his voice lifts the standard ...  Read the complete review

First off a disclaimer: I am embarking on writing a series of Hip-Hop reviews, but I am not an expert on the genre. I enjoy it as a fan, but don't know everything about it like some of the excellent reviewers on here such as XICripZ. My reviews will be in the style of 'Hip-Hop for Dummies', and won't go into any background I know nothing about. I ...  Read the complete review

Released in 2005 this is Kanye West's second album and is possibly his greatest commercial success with a number of interesting collaborations and chart hits. Where as the first album concentrated on Kanye's dropping out of college and his seeming obsession with this, the second album is more varied and shows touches of arrogance alongside some ...  Read the complete review

Late registration is the second full studio album from the rapper Kanye West. I had enjoyed some of his first album, and so when this one came out I thought it was a must have. This one doesn't disappoint either, this is by a clear mile his finest album to date and contains his strongest tracks as well. I also like how hes recorded more on ...  Read the complete review

This is a critically acclaimed album, which won various awards that include three Grammys , which was Kayne's third album and in my opinion his best yet. Released when he was at the height of his hype, Kayne really delivered on this album to ensure his acceptance into Hip Hops hall of fame. In spite of being constantly put down by a lot of Hip Hop ...  Read the complete review

This album "Late Registration" was released in 2005 by Kanye West. It features the singles Touch The Sky, Heard 'Em Say, Gold Digger & Diamonds From Sierra Leone. Here I will review each of the songs on the album (except the skits). Heard 'Em Say - Fantastic song featuring Adam Levine from Maroon 5 ...  Read the complete review

The 2005 release "Late Registration" is the second album from the producer and rapper from Chicago, Kanye West. It follows on from the massively successful "College Dropout" which was an unexpected success from a newcomer, only famous on the Hip Hop circuit as a producer at the time. Here Kanye had to come with something huge ...  Read the complete review

Late Registration was the first time that Kanye West hit my radar, I had heard a song in a club and it was superb, it turned out to be a dance mix of Gold Digger which went on to be released as a single and featured Jamie Foxx. This is a great Hip Hop record with some excellent samples, Gold Digger is about the kind of woman who ...  Read the complete review

Kanye West seems to be an artist you either love or hate. Some reasons for liking him are: he's quite simply the only good mainstream hip-hop artist around at the moment; he's creative, original, funny and not scared of tackling big issues, for example when he made that famous quote, "George Bush doesn't care about black ...  Read the complete review

Kanye West has put out yet another brilliant album, but it is just not as good as the first one... ...you can see a lot of work has gone into this album, each track is flawlessly produced, nice, clean and crisp... ...this album will most probably be massive over this coming summer, tracks such as gold digga are already ...  Read the complete review

After listening non-stop to "College Dropout," listeners all over the world waited with much anticipation for Kanye West's sophomore album, "Late Registration." While many feared the famous "sophomore slump," I can easily say that this album met, if not exceeded, all the expectations and build-up. I got the album ...  Read the complete review

Kanye West is an international success, his Hiphop being original, with little twists that many artists would not think to add. I have been waiting for this album since I first hear Diamonds from Sierra Leone, before summer, and I got the opportunity to get it in August. I began searching in town, where, by the way, some irate tram driver nearly ...  Read the complete review