Man On the Moon: The End of Day

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AlbumJan 01 / 200915 songs, 58m 36s
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Kid Cudi was a key ally of Kanye West when the rapper/producer experimented with arty electronic pop on *808s & Heartbreak*, and his debut album, *Man on the Moon: The End of Day*, explores a similarly hazy and synth-heavy style of hip-hop. He captures the feeling of drug-induced isolation with the spooky riff of “Day ‘n’ Nite,” while both the intense electronic assault of “Pursuit of Happiness” and hook-laden, Lady Gaga-sampling “Make Her Say” encapsulate his desire to cross sonic boundaries.

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After co-writing several tracks with Kanye West and hits with Crookers, Kid Cudi releases his long-awaited debut album.

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Kid Cudi doesn’t want you to take him seriously.

7 / 10

The first two tracks on Man on the Moon: The End of Day are a one-two introduction to Kid Cudi and what he’s up to.

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