Long.Live.A$AP [Deluxe Edition] [Parental Advisory]

Rating

Album: Long.Live.A$AP [Deluxe Edition]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Long Live A$AP
2)	Goldie
3)	PMW (All I Really Need) - (featuring ScHoolboy Q)
4)	LVL
5)	Hell - (featuring Santigold)
6)	Pain - (featuring Overdoz)
7)	Fuckin' Problems - (featuring Drake/Noah Shebib/Kendrick Lamar/2 Chainz/Kyauna Clarke)
8)	Wild for the Night - (featuring Skrillex)
9)	1Train - (featuring Danny Brown/Big K.R.I.T./Action Bronson/Kendrick Lamar/Joey Bada$$/Yelawolf)
10)	Fashion Killa
11)	Phoenix
12)	Suddenly
13)	Jodye
14)	Ghetto Symphony - (featuring Gunplay/A$AP Ferg)
15)	Angels
16)	I Come Apart - (featuring Florence Welch)

Album: Long.Live.A$AP [Deluxe Edition]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Long Live A$AP
2)	Goldie
3)	PMW (All I Really Need) - (featuring ScHoolboy Q)
4)	LVL
5)	Hell - (featuring Santigold)
6)	Pain - (featuring Overdoz)
7)	Fuckin' Problems - (featuring Drake/Noah Shebib/Kendrick Lamar/2 Chainz/Kyauna Clarke)
8)	Wild for the Night - (featuring Skrillex)
9)	1Train - (featuring Danny Brown/Big K.R.I.T./Action Bronson/Kendrick Lamar/Joey Bada$$/Yelawolf)
10)	Fashion Killa
11)	Phoenix
12)	Suddenly
13)	Jodye
14)	Ghetto Symphony - (featuring Gunplay/A$AP Ferg)
15)	Angels
16)	I Come Apart - (featuring Florence Welch)

Performer Notes

Even without an official debut, rapper A$AP Rocky spent 2012 performing alongside Rihanna at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards, playing Lana Del Rey's husband in the singer's "National Anthem" video, and landing a spot in a television commercial for the popular video game FIFA Soccer 13. For 2013, he's doing it real big with Santigold, 2 Chainz, Kendrick Lamar, and Yelawolf as his guests on this official debut. Production comes from the likes of Clams Casino, Danger Mouse, and Jim Jonsin, but look for "Wild for the Night" to think outside the hip-hop box with some help from dubstep superstar Skrillex.

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (p.58) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Like all great sequels, the album ups the ante without losing what made the original compelling."

Entertainment Weekly (p.77) - "While Rocky spends ample time laying out his life philosophy on heady, hazy thumpers...his major-label debut proves he's more than a magnetic hedonist."

CMJ - "[H]e draws from a variety of classic hip-hop regions and eras while still retaining an interest in modern pop trends..."

Mojo (Publisher) (p.94) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Rocky's rhyme talents are impressively dextrous, flipping between complex cadences and flows with unerring accuracy."