Nov 9, 2015 Since this has been done in the Eminem SXN, I figured I'd bring it over here, because Ye is much more imaginative then Eminem. So post the track names, a description, feature, producer etc. I'll go first Title- "So Help Me God" 1. Heaven [Produced By: Kanye West, Mike Dean & Hans Zimmer] A 1 minute intro, to basically open up the album. A choir hums to an epic orchestra with Justin Vernon on backing vocals, uncredited. 2. Save Us [Produced By: Bo-1da, Kanye West, Mike Dean and Travis Scott] The choir continues, singing a chorus proclaiming a higher one to "save us" as Yeezy responds as the higher one. A scathing trap beat hits behind him as he raps 2 verses, similar to Gorgeous, but with the live aggression of Black Skinhead. 3. Sorrow (Ft. Drake & Justin Vernon) [Produced By: 40, Kanye West, Mike Dean & Tyler The Creator] A slow burn, an ambient track with Kanye and Drake rapping 1 verse each about their regrets and mistakes in life. Justin croons in hazy autotune, backing the verses. Justin and Kanye sing the chorus in autotune. Ends with a piano solo played by an uncredited Tyler The Creator. 4. Cut The bs (Ft. Travis Scott) [Produced By: Kanye West, Mike Dean, Frank Dukes & Travis Scott] Similar To "Maria I'm Drunk", Kanye and Travis rap about materialistic s---, over a minimal beat. Kanye raps about his clothing line, and how he is better then the others. Travis raps about popping pills and f---ing up the game. Kanye raps the hook, and Travis croons the outro in autotune. 5. Ignorance [Produced By: Kanye West, Mike Dean, & No I.D] Similar to 808's & Heartbreak in sound, however Kanye sings on a beat similar to "Blood On The Leaves". The song is about the media's and the public perception of him. the start of the song is heavy in autotune, but decreases more so as he gets more vulnerable. At the end, he screams and ends the song. 6. Hennessy (Interlude) [Produced By: DJ Premier] A minute and a half interlude, to introduce the next track. Its a boom bap beat, backed by a haunting synth, scratches from DJ Premier using previous Kanye Vocals are the only vocals on this track. 7. The 700 Club (Ft. Pusha T, Big Sean & Future) [Produced By: Metro Boomin, Kanye West & Mike Dean] A b-----r, about Pusha T, Big Sean, and Kanye trading 3 verses about being in the club. Future provides the hook. The song is about spending 700,000 at a club one night, while discussing the fears of temptation & sinning. 8. Pain In A Bottle (Ft. The Weeknd) [Produced By: Kanye West] Similar to "Family Business" off "The College Dropout". Classic Kanye speaks on his opinions of fame and handling it. Right out of 2004. Uses sample for hook along with The Weeknd singing about alcohol. 9. Look At You (Ft. Young Thug & Justin Vernon) [Produced By: Southside, Travis Scott, Kanye West & Mike Dean] Over a haunting piano and hard hitting beat, Kanye and Thug talk about what "greatness" truly means in their eyes. Features Justin Vernon on backing vocals, and singing the hook. 10. Grow Old (With Me) [Produced By: Kanye West, Mike Dean, & Q-Tip] A love song for Kim, similar to "Hey Mama". Using a sample from John Lennon, Kanye raps about his love for Kim and his daughter, and how he's so happy to have them in his life. And professes that they ground him from going to crazy. 11. So Help Me God (Ft. Yasiin Bey & ASAP Rocky) [Produced By: Che Pope, Kanye West & Mike Dean] The Title track. You get the idea. 12. Last Words: R.I.P [Produced By: Kanye West, Mike Dean & Dr. Dre] Over a memorable beat, if 2001 & Graduation had a baby. Kanye raps about the future and what it brings, and how music had impacted his life.
Nov 9, 2015 1. Only one 2. NeverLand feat. Paul Mccartney Produced by Kanye West and Paul Mccartney Would be an energic track with a "bouncing piano" and Kanye rapping about some mystical stuff. Paul and Kanye and Auto-tune would give a "strawberry fields" chorus contrasting with the energy of the rest of the tracks. 3. I feel it The fade song with some strings added on it to sound more complete. 4. A "all of the lights" kind of interlude to introduce... Produced by Kanye and Q-tip (if he's good at interludes) 5. I feel like that 6. All night feat. Travis Scott Produced by Kanye West, Paul Mccartney and Travis scott A "drugs you should try it" type of track with se same melody as All day, but in a calm, more like the original whispered version with Travis Scott singing on it and Kanye rapping about his family. 7. Wolves 8. Mama's Boyfriend. Re-worked by Kanye and Q-tip, would have the same nostalgic beat but reworked to be magnificient. Best song of the album, Kanye's best song and would be praised everywhere a lot more more than good morning, runaway or trough the wire. 9. Kanye skit where he insults them "n----s" just like on the mama's boyfriend but after the instead of in the middle of it. 10. Awesome feat Elton John, Kacy Hill and Caroline Shaw Produced by Kanye West and Elton John. A COMPLETELY reworked version of the old "Awesome" with only some little lyrics/chords similarities. A majestous hook of Elton John, and some vocals from Kacy Hill like on 90210 A fantastic track too. 11. Legends feat Jay-z, Nas and The Game Produced by Kanye West, Q-tip, Timbaland and some other of those older legendary producers. It would be a track where each artist braggs about their achievements, how they're the bests, and how they imagine they will be remembered. Magistral production, that has a mbdtf kind of sound. 12. Future feat. Future and Young Thug Produced bywi Kanye West, Travis Scott, Londononthatrack and Metro Boomin Kinda the same as "legends", but they're bragging about their future in the game, giving props to other younger rappers. Incredible production, with a Wattba-Yeezus fusion vibe. 13. Never see me again A slightly reworked version of Never see me again, where Kanye announces this being his last album. You finish the album, crying after Kanye's announcement but still amazed by the album. The album would get a mad lot of praise from the critics, would be the new, but even better and more classic My Beautiful Dark Twisted fantasy, and the sales would be pretty good. Four years later the President of The United States announces his come-back with a collaborative album with a unknown 20 years old white Belgian producer/rapper. God please let this happen.
