Audio Samples
Over My Dead Body
Shot for Me
Headlines
Crew Love - (featuring The Weekend)
Take Care
Marvins Room
Under Ground Kings
We'll Be Fine
Make Me Proud - (featuring Nicki Minaj)
Lord Knows
Cameras
Doing It Wrong
Real Her, The - (featuring Lil Wayne/André 3000)
Look What You've Done
HYFR (Hell Ya Fucking Right) - (featuring Lil Wayne)
Practice
Ride, TheTrack List
Over My Dead Body
Shot for Me
Headlines
Crew Love - (featuring The Weekend)
Take Care
Marvins Room
Under Ground Kings
We'll Be Fine
Make Me Proud - (featuring Nicki Minaj)
Lord Knows
Cameras
Doing It Wrong
Real Her, The - (featuring Lil Wayne/André 3000)
Look What You've Done
HYFR (Hell Ya Fucking Right) - (featuring Lil Wayne)
Practice
Ride, TheAlbum Remarks & Appraisals:
"Hip-hop has never produced anything quite like Drake – a guy with a Jay-Z ego and a Charlie Brown soul. The Canadian singer-rapper introduced his melancholy-player persona on 2010's platinum Thank Me Later, spooling out alarmingly mellow confessional brags over synth-streaked tracks that suggested someone had spiked his Cristal with NyQuil and truth serum. "Famous like a drug that I've taken too much of," he rapped, and somehow made you sympathetic to all his stardom-is-hard meditations... Mostly, Drake stretches out over languid, austerely plush tracks that blur hip-hop, R&B and downtempo dance music." -Rolling Stone
Album Reviews:
Rolling Stone (pp.99-100) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Mostly, Drake stretches out over languid, austerely plus tracks that blur hip-hop, R&B and downtempo dance music."
Rolling Stone (p.70) - Ranked #22 in Rolling Stone's '50 Best Albums Of 2011' -- "TAKE CARE soars because his appetite for pop emotion is even bigger than his booty-craving."
Spin (p.42) - Ranked #22 in Spin's 'The Top 40 Albums Of 2011' -- "[A] morosely beautiful, devastatingly earnest soft-rap epic bemoaning empty hedonism, with deep-space R&B beats backing cameos both hilarious and bracingly dour."
Album Notes
Photographers: Hyghly Alleyne; Lamar Taylor.
After becoming one of the decade's biggest newcomers with his 2010 debut, hip-hop star Drake makes a fast return with this sophomore album, released a year-and-a-half after the platinum-selling Thank Me Later. Although Take Care builds off the brainy, dynamic, hip-hop template that Thank Me Later established, it also features more guest spots than its predecessor, with artists like the Weeknd, Stevie Wonder, Rick Ross and Rihanna also making cameo appearances. The real star is Drake, who balances the heavy set list with self-aware witticisms and a sharp, measured delivery.

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