Do you think All 6's and 7's lived up to the all anticipation?

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Permalink Reply by Mario on June 9, 2011 at 6:26pm

Fuck yea this wiz worth tha anticipation.

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Permalink Reply by TheSicDJ on June 9, 2011 at 6:32pm

I loved it all. Definitely worth the anticipation. Just wish Em was on it !

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Permalink Reply by Cristobal on June 9, 2011 at 6:37pm

He could have left them out, yes, but the album wouldn't be 76 minutes in length.

J Hud said:

hated the skits. the pledge and military shit really gave it a stupid feel for me. should have just left those out.

but im in love with so many songs on all 6s and 7s...overtime, delusional, fuck food (somethin we havnt seen yet), so lonely, love me tomorrow, etc..so many great songs.

 

so id say it lived up to the hype. but im not ready to put it over KOD and Everready

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Permalink Reply by James on June 9, 2011 at 6:41pm

It surpassed it honestly. Imagine what it would have sounded like if mental giant and wwc didnt come out early.

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Permalink Reply by Pattiak on June 9, 2011 at 6:57pm

Calm before the storm, Angelic, absolute power will always reigns supream!  Good album though. WW Choppers was worth my 11$

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Permalink Reply by ₡₱♛ on June 9, 2011 at 7:02pm

extremely debatable

Pattiak said:

Calm before the storm, Angelic, absolute power will always reigns supream!  Good album though. WW Choppers was worth my 11$

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Permalink Reply by Nick James on June 9, 2011 at 7:25pm

Agree about the skits. There was so many of them. But it does count towards the length of the cd as mentioned. But this was prolly the best album i've heard from tech lyrically since anghellic. He was completely in his head it seemed in this album and the raw guitar style beats and twisted almost skitzo lyrics. I love it because personally it seemed like he was in my head with the thoughts he was expressing. But Best album so far in my opinion.  

J Hud said:

hated the skits. the pledge and military shit really gave it a stupid feel for me. should have just left those out.

but im in love with so many songs on all 6s and 7s...overtime, delusional, fuck food (somethin we havnt seen yet), so lonely, love me tomorrow, etc..so many great songs.

 

so id say it lived up to the hype. but im not ready to put it over KOD and Everready

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Permalink Reply by Andrew Bilek on June 21, 2011 at 1:56am

loved the album. still prefer absolute power and k.o.d. but not by much. i think some of the artists could have been left out (snoop dogg, lil wayne) nothing against them, but they just dont go well with tech's style. definately his most popular album though, i think it will show tech to a lot of listeners who had never really listened to him much before.

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Permalink Reply by PJ on June 21, 2011 at 2:01am

I still cant find one verse that tech didnt absolutely murder

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Permalink Reply by a tie a on June 21, 2011 at 2:16am

my favorite Tech album now. easily. even beat KOD, which surprised me a lot

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Permalink Reply by Zach Flatow on June 21, 2011 at 2:32am

I honestly don't think K.O.D. is better than A6A7, Killer, Everready, Anghellic or AP.  But it's kinda cool to see everyones opinion I see a lot of people like Anghellic but I just think T9X and Trapped in a Psycho's Body are better than Anghellic by themselves.  And ya album was amazing that's all you can say too hard to compare Tech is about to shit on everyone when Carter 4 drops.

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Permalink Reply by Mac Thunder on June 21, 2011 at 2:56am

I feel the album surpassed what I was expecting and is a timeless work of art! Up until the release of A6A7 my list of favorite Tech N9ne solo releases (not including Celcius, the Bad Season mixtape, or the Vintage Tech compilation) with my favorite being first was...

1. Killer
2. K.O.D.
3. Everready: The Religion
4. Absolute Power
5. Anghellic: The Reparation
6. Calm Before The Storm
7. The Worst: 2K Edition

A6A7 has easily become the definitive first place winner on this list already! I love everything about this album from the songs to the skits and even each one of the bonus songs. This is without a shadow of a doubt an instant classic and I look forward to vibing out to this album for years to come. Though it's extremely hard to choose a top 5, I'd have to say the best songs from the album are Delusional, Worldwide Choppers, This Is Hip Hop, Cult Leader, and Strangeland all in that order. Every song on this cut is near flawless however.

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