Album

Life After Death

Biggie's storytelling, effortless flow and natural magnetism made him the greatest pure rapper to ever pick up a mic in many fans' eyes.

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Critics

86/100

4 reviews

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Critical Consensus

86/100
4 professional reviewsConfidence: Medium Retro: 88

Pitchfork · Kris Ex

2017-03-09 · Retrospective

95

9.5/10

The album is praised for its mastered artistry, deep moods, and dark humor, noting that it never wears on the listener despite its length.

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AllMusic

2017-03-09 · Retrospective

90

4.5/5

The review highlights the album as an extravagant and epic milestone that surpasses the scope of his debut.

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NME

1998-01-01 · Contemporary

80

8/10

Described as a real-life horror movie, the album is noted for being gripping, scary, and poignant.

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HipHopDX

2012-03-16 · Retrospective

80

4/5

The review notes that the album contains some of Biggie's finest work interspersed with painful, formulaic moments.

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