Kanye West Welcomes You To Heartbreak By Banger on Jul 25, 2009 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

Kanye West really raised the bar with 808s & Heartbreak not only is this album lyrically one of the best out there I feel it was revolutionary in a sense that Kanye broke away from his more conventional beloved Hip-Hop genre in hopes of really maximizing and utilizing Auto-Tune and taking that to new heights. The Album features 14 tracks I was initially disappointed by the quantity of tracks on the album but as I began to listen to it. It was evident from the very first track "Say You Will" that Kanye was opting for quality rather than quantity as you can feel the emotion just oozing off every bar in the track. The tracks on this album are generally low tempo but we do have some exceptions like Robo Cop and Love Lockdown. This is an album that I personally just leave in the DVD player and let the entire album play through because all 14 tracks are absolutely quality and I honestly mean that with 6 or 7 major singles it's not hard to see why this is a chart topping album and an album that I personally had to own. People's tastes are different but if you're a fan of Kanye you definitely don't want to miss this one.