Joe Budden – All Love Lost (2015) FLAC

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Quality: 16 bits Lossless
Album Artist/Name: Joe Budden – All Love Lost
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Release Date: 2015-10-16
BitRate: 856 Kbps ~ 987 Kbps
Total Size: 493.13 MB
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Tracklist:
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44 Khz 16 bits 01. Joe Budden – (Intro) All Love Lost (07:21) [922 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 02. Joe Budden – Broke (04:21) [938 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 03. Joe Budden – Playing Our Part (06:50) [945 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 04. Joe Budden – Man Down (04:48) [863 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 05. Joe Budden – Immortal (05:14) [856 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 06. Joe Budden – Love, I’m Good (07:59) [912 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 07. Joe Budden – Make It Through The Night (feat. Marsha Ambrosius and Jadakiss) (05:09) [987 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 08. Joe Budden – Slaughtermouse (04:50) [909 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 09. Joe Budden – Where Do We Go (feat. Eric Bellinger) (07:11) [931 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 10. Joe Budden – Unnecessary Pain (feat. Yummy Bingham and Felicia Temple) (05:48) [901 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 11. Joe Budden – Love For You (feat. Emanny) (06:20) [874 Kbps]
44 Khz 16 bits 12. Joe Budden – Only Human (feat. Emanny) (08:46) [883 Kbps]

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Album Review: Joe Budden – All Love Lost (2015)

An Exploration into Emotional Disturbance and Self-Destructive Behavior

Joe Budden’s All Love Lost is far from an easy listen. And it is intended that way. The 2015 album is naked evidence of a man engaged in warfare with his feelings, his relationships, and his personal demons. While Budden’s past efforts (Mood Muzik series, No Love Lost) gave hints at vulnerability, All Love Lost swings door wide open and challenges you to look at the destruction.

Themes: Love, depression, addiction, and regret

The pervasive theme throughout All Love Lost is decay — emotional decay of broken relationships, crumbling self-esteem, and accountability. Budden raps about more than heartbreak; he anatomizes it. Tracks “Playing Our Part” and “Where Do We Go” chronicle love’s slow demise through hard-hitting truth and bitterness.

“Immortal” is a highlight song in which he grapples with fame and obscurity, while “Slaughtermouse” is an impassioned letter to Eminem addressing Budden’s inadequacy and frustration as a member of the Slaughterhouse group. It’s honest to a fault but never pitying.

Sound & Production

The music is cinematic and atmospheric, verging on operatic at points — with textured synths, ghostly pianos, and pounding drums that reflect Budden’s internal turmoil. AraabMuzik contributes some of his most cinematic beats ever, providing a set that is more an opera gone therapy than an album per se.

No radio bangers abound here. All Love Lost flourishes under cover of darkness and so too does its sound palette in terms of emotion over chart aspirations. If club anthems and fluff are what you’re after, this album marches the opposite direction.

Lyrical Depth and Delivery
Budden’s pen is sharp as a razor. His lyricism is reflective, confessional, and uncomfortable at times. What distinguishes him is not so much what he’s saying as his unapologetic willingness to say it. Whether he’s confessing to being addicted to drugs, using people as manipulators, or struggling with depression, there’s an honesty and maturity that makes All Love Lost more impactful than most emo-rap albums.

That being said, his delivery is sometimes heavy-handed and preachy. The album is overlong, and its intensity is mind-wrenching at times. But that’s part of its virtue — it’s not an album designed to entertain; it’s an album trying to purify.

8.5/10 – A starkly honest reveal that solidifies Budden as being among hip-hop’s most emotionally courageous lyricists. All Love Lost is not for everyone but for those who are prepared to explore the mind of a broken artist, it is a masterclass in introspection and emotional vulnerability. One of Budden’s most concentrated and story-driven albums, it is as much a therapy as it is music.