good kid, m.A.A.d city: 4/4
To Pimp a Butterfly: 4/4

Extremely diverse, skillful and technical in every way, creative torrents, wide-minded, infinitesimally centered, dark intimacy, God-like reach and touch, boundless, sweeping, easy play between themes, pure aesthetic, divine flow, depth, death, pain, horror, beauty, love, a summation of all things musical and human for this generation, an album for the ages, powerful, painful, shocking, shocking in pain, shocking in love...... All of these words describe a work 'lesser' than Kendrick Lamar's two major-label albums. Exponentiate all of these terms to n and you will find his devastating duet, which exists in a spectacular and simple 'more'.