Graduation

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Crosley, Hillary (August 30, 2007). "West's 'Graduation' Leaked". Billboard. Archived from the original on July 4, 2013 . Retrieved February 5, 2013. There's a good argument to be made for "Stronger" only seeming like a very good rather than all-time great single because we were so fully subsumed by it. Remember when Kanye West singles remained on the radio forever - I can't imagine Kanye will ever be a No. 1 single producer again in his career, but stranger things have happened. The hugeness of this album when it's really on is intimidating; did we really need "Good Life", "Flashing Lights", "Can't Tell Me Nothing", "Stronger" and, sure, "Barry Bonds" all on the same record? The balancing issues aren't to be ignored - the line between pop and conscious is too opaquely drawn here for a smooth experience - but, God, the bigness of it all.

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