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Hi,
Not sure if anyone else has had this issue.
My Spectrum internet is serviced via Central NY. TWCNY.RR.COM
I noticed less emails recently and tried to send my self an email from my account, then other accounts (gmail) and other Spectrum accounts (buisness account). Did not go through or to my account.
I chatted with a service agent and after going threw the usual checking the settings (which have not been changed) I learn there is a known 'issue' and our engineers are working on it. No other help or explanation other than I understand ... I use my email for work and personel use.
This is from the Chat:
Agent:
"Thank you that is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your patience. We are having a known issue with the email having latency issues. Engineering is aware of this issue and working on solution and we do appreciate your patience while we are continuously working on this. Is there anything else I can assist you with today?"
ME:
"what? latency issues.
yes, what is wrong with the account
this is not acceptable"
Agent: "
Yes, that is correct. The webmail server is experiencing delays when it come to the functionality of the email server. Engineering is aware of this issue and working on solution and we do appreciate your patience while we are continuously working on this
Nothing is wrong with the email it is specific to webmail in its entirety."
The agent went on to explain that it was okay since email is a free service via Spectrum:
Agent:
"The email is a free feature with your internet services."
This is not acceptable. I need reliable email and internet service.
Anyone else have similar issues especially in the same service area?
Thanks!

Hoping the brain trust can help. I could not find an answer searching. My wife and I use san.rr.com email address, and have for many, many years. We just got to the EU for a few weeks and we can receive but not send emails from our phones either on cellular (data roaming on) or WiFi. Everything else works (apps, chats,etc), including sending email when I switch to my gmail account as the sender address using the same apple Mail client as I do with my roadrunner account. Yesterday it was a “invalid sender address” error, and today it’s a mail server timeout.
I am configured to use mail.twc.com as my incoming and outgoing mail servers, unchanged from when in the states.
Yes, I know I need to abandon this dinosaur, but I have 3 more weeks in the EU and can’t start that process until I get back.
Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

I read an article that if the Coyotes relocate that the Roadrunners would immediately relocate and play in mullett. Think that would really happen? I just assumed that if the Yotes leave the RR would follow suit.

April 1st
Europe
Championship (English 2nd Division)
Haji Wright (Coventry City) Started at LW and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 loss against Cardiff City. Picked up a yellow in the 64th’ (6.4/6.31) 0/1 shot on target, 11/15 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Duane Holmes (Preston North End) Started at RWB and played 90‘ in a 1-0 loss at Birmingham City (6.2/5.84) 22/31 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Josh Sargent (Norwich City) Started at ST and went the full 90’ in a 3-1 loss at Leicester City (6.5/6.20) 0/1 shot on target, 10/10 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
Jaheim Headley (Huddersfield Town) Started at LWB and played 73‘ in a 1-1 draw at Stoke City. Assisted in the 45th’ (7.6/6.63) 19/28 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Ethan Horvath (Cardiff City) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win at Coventry City (6.5/6.10) 1/2 saving
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League 1
Charlie Kelman (Wigan Athletic on loan from QPR) Subbed on in the 45th‘ in a 3-1 loss at Cambridge Utd (5.8/5.84) 0/2 shots on target, 6/6 passing Match Highlights
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League 2
Vicente Reyes (Forest Green Rovers on loan from Norwich City) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 win at Crewe Alexandra (8.3/8.30) 5/5 saving Match Highlights
Johnathan Tomkinson (Bradford City on loan from Norwich City) Started at RCB and played 63‘ in a 1-1 draw at Grimsby Town (6.6/6.32) 17/29 passing Match Highlights
Tom Brewitt (Swindon Town) Started at CB and went the full 90’ in a 3-1 loss at Sutton Utd. Picked up a yellow in the 25th’ (6.3/6.09) 32/42 passing Match Highlights
Jeremy Kelly (Crawley Town) Started at LAM and went the full 90’ in a 4-0 win at Newport County (7.7/7.45) 19/25 passing Match Highlights
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Serie B (Italian 2nd Division)
Gianluca Busio (Venezia FC) Started at LCM and played 71’ in a 3-2 loss against Reggiana. Scored in the 20th’ (7.3/-) 1/3 shots on target, 28/32 passing Match Highlights
Tanner Tessmann (Venezia FC) Started at CDM and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 loss against Reggiana (7.6/-) 2/4 shots on target, 62/71 passing
Kristoffer Lund (Palermo FC) Started at LWB and went the full 90’ in a 4-3 loss at Pisa. Scored in the 42nd’ (8.1/-) 1/1 shot on target, 16/22 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Nicholas GIoacchini (Como 1907) Subbed on in the 72nd‘ in a 2-0 win against Sudtirol (6.8/-) 3/7 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Andrija Novakovich (Calcio Lecco 1912 on loan from Venezia FC) Subbed on in the 69th‘ in a 1-1 draw with Cittadella (6.0/-) 3/3 passing Match Highlights
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Jupiler Pro League (Belgium)
Mark McKenzie (KRC Genk) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 win against Union St.Gilloise (7.1/-) 28/36 passing Match Highlights
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Eliteserien (Norway)
Michael Lansing (Kristiansund BK) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 win at Lillestrøm SK (7.6/-) 4/6 saving Match Highlights
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1.Divisjon
Chris Hegardt (Stabaek) Started at LM and played 46‘ in a 1-1 draw at Aalesund (-/-) Match Highlights
Thomas Roberts (Stabaek) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw at Aalesund
Ian Hoffmann (Moss FK) Started at LWB and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 win against Lyn (-/-) Match Highlights
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NordicBet Liga (Danish 2nd Division)
Simon Becher (AC Horsens) Started at ST and went the full 90’ in a 5-0 loss at HB Koge (6.8/-) 1/5 shots on target, 18/20 passing, 1 chance created
Ryan Laursen (B.93 FC) Subbed on in the 64th‘ in a 4-0 loss at Hillerod (6.2/-) 15/18 passing
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Liga HaAl (Israel)
El Yam Kancepolsky (Hapoel Tel Aviv) Started at LCM and played 30‘ in a 2-0 loss at Hapoel Jerusalem FC (-/-) Match Highlights
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Superettan (Swedish 2nd Division)
Erik McCue (Örebro SK) Started at RCB and played 90‘ in a 1-0 loss against Skovde AIK. Picked up both yellows in the 90th’ (-/-) Match Highlights
Adrián Zendejas (Skovde AIK) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 win at Örebro SK
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Ekstraklasa (Poland)
Danny Trejo (Korona Kielce) Subbed on in the 58th‘ in a 3-1 loss at Widzew Lodz (6.5/-) 12/14 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
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SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland)
Danny Rogers (St. Patrick's Athletic) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 win against Sligo Rovers (7.6/-) 4/4 saving Match Highlights
Franz Pierrot (Drogheda Utd) Subbed on in the 54th‘ in a 0-0 draw at Dundalk (5.6/-) Match Highlights
Zishim Bawa (Drogheda Utd) Started at ST and played 54‘ in a 0-0 draw at Dundalk (5.6/-) 1/2 shots on target, 1/6 passing
Vincent Borden (Galway Utd) Started at RCM and played 78‘ in a 2-0 loss against Bohemians FC (5.9/-) 0/1 shot on target, 12/22 passing Match Highlights
Patrick Hickey (Galway Utd) Subbed on in the 63rd‘ in a 2-0 loss against Bohemians FC (6.2/-) 8/10 passing, 1 chance created
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First Division
Matthew Leal (Athlone Town FC) Started at RW and played 54‘ in a 1-0 loss against Treaty Utd (-/-) Match Highlights
Jamar Campion-Hinds (Athlone Town FC) Subbed on in the 79th‘ in a 1-0 loss against Treaty Utd
Amardo Oakley (Athlone Town FC) Subbed on in the 64th‘ in a 1-0 loss against Treaty Utd
Ethan Kos (Kerry FC) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw at UCD (-/-) Match Highlights
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Betri-Delldin (Faroe Islands)
James Drye (NSI Runavik) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 loss at Klaksvik (-/-)
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April 2nd
Europe
Premier league (England)
Antonee Robinson (Fulham) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-1 loss at Nottingham Forest (6.2/6.21) 37/47 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Giovanni Reyna (Nottingham Forest on loan from Borussia Dortmund) Subbed on in the 76th‘ in a 3-1 win against Fulham (6.2/6.11) 3/4 passing
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Coppa Italia - Semi-Finals - Leg-1 (Italy)
Weston Mckennie (Juventus FC) Started at RCM and played 89‘ in a 2-0 win against Lazio. Won player of the match and assisted in the 64th’ (8.2/-) 18/24 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
Timothy Weah (Juventus FC) Subbed on in the 81st‘ in a 2-0 win against Lazio. Picked up a yellow in the 85th’ (-/-) 3/4 passing
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Eredivisie (Netherlands)
Ricardo Pepi (PSV) Subbed on in the 82nd‘ in a 2-0 win at Excelsior (-/6.05) 2/2 passing Match Highlights
Malik Tillman (PSV on loan from Bayern Munich) Started at LW and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 win at Excelsior. Assisted in the 62nd’ (8.4/8.04) 0/3 shots on target, 51/57 passing, 1 chance created
Sergino Dest (PSV on loan from FC Barcelona) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 win at Excelsior (7.7/7.32) 1/3 shots on target, 79/85 passing, 4 chances created
Paxten Aaronson (Vitesse on loan from Eintracht Frankfurt) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 4-1 loss against Sparta Rotterdam. Picked up a yellow in the 57th’ (7.5/6.74) 3/3 shots on target, 39/44 passing, 4 chances created Match Highlights
Philippe Sandler (NEC Nijmegen) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw at Fortuna Sittard (7.2/6.75) 66/72 passing
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Super League (Switzerland)
Maurice Malone (FC Basel) Started at ST and played 56‘ in a 2-0 loss at FC Lugano (5.9/-) 1/1 shot on target, 4/9 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
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1. Lig (Turkish 2nd Division)
Gboly Ariyibi (Ankara Keciorengucu) Started at LW and played 80‘ in a 2-1 loss against Corum FK. Scored in the 23rd’ (-/-) Match Highlights
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Fortuna 1 Liga (Polish 2nd Division)
Szymon Lyczko (Stal Rzeszów) Started at RW and played 72‘ in a 2-1 win at Wisla Plock. Picked up a yellow in the 42nd’ (-/-) Match Highlights
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NIFL Premiership (Northern Ireland)
Jaziel Orozco (Larne FC on loan from Real Salt Lake) Subbed on in the 61st‘ in a 2-0 win at Cliftonville (-/-) Match Highlights
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April 3rd
Europe
Eredivisie (Netherlands)
Anthony Fontana (PEC Zwolle) Subbed on in the 85th‘ in a 5-1 loss at FC Utrecht (-/5.90) 1/1 pass Match Highlights
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Super League (Switzerland)
Lucas Pos (FC Stade-Lausanne-Ouchy) Subbed on in the 85th‘ in a 2-1 win at Servette FC (-/-) 3/3 passing Match Highlights
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Super LIga Srbije (Serbia)
Boston Billups (FK IMT Beograd) Subbed on in the 81st‘ in a 2-0 loss at FK Crvena Zvezda (-/-) Match Highlights
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Israel State Cup - Quarter-finals
Kenny Saief (Maccabi Haifa) Started at LM and played 76‘ in a 3-1 loss against Maccabi Netanya (-/-) Match Highlights
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Super League 1 (Greece)
Caleb Stanko (PAS Lamia) Subbed on in the 78th‘ in a 3-1 loss at PAOK (6.1/-) 2/2 passing Match Highlights
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Rabuzinovo sunce Cup - Semi-Finals (Croatia)
Rokas Pukštas (Hajduk Split) Subbed on in the 65th‘ in a 1-0 loss against GNK Dinamo Zagreb (-/-) Match Highlights
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Protathlima Cyta (Cyprus)
Christos Hadjipaschalis (Othellos Athien) Subbed on in the 69th‘ in a 1-0 loss against Apollon Limassol (-/-) Match Highlights
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Magyar Kupa - Quarter-finals (Hungary)
Henry Wingo (Ferencvárosi TC) Started at RWB and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 win at Diosgyori VTK (-/-) Match Highlights
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Kategoria Superiore (Albania)
Realdo Fili (KF Teuta) Subbed on in the 58th‘ in a 1-0 loss at FC DInamo City (-/-) Match Highlights
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1.CFL (Montenegro)
Luka Malešević (OFK Petrovac) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at Mornar (-/-)
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South America
Copa Sudamericana - Group Stage (International)
Enzo Ferrario (Unión La Calera;Chile) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 win at Alianza FC(Colombia). Picked up a yellow in the 22nd’ (7.4/-) 0/1 shot on target, 10/19 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Matias Fracchia (Danubio FC; Uruguay) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 win at Rayo Zuliano(Venezuela) (7.8/-) 25/34 passing, 3 chances created Match Highlights
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Copa Argentina - Round of 64
Alan Soñora (CA Huracán) Subbed on in the 82nd‘ in a 4-2 penalty shootout win against Villa Mitre (-/-) Match Highlights
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April 4th
Europe
Premier league (England)
Auston Trusty (Sheffield United) Started at LWB and played 77‘ in a 3-1 loss at Liverpool (7.3/6.89) 0/1 shot on target, 9/14 passing Match Highlights
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Eredivisie (Netherlands)
Zach Booth (FC Volendam on loan from Leicester City) Started at RW and played 58‘ in a 0-0 draw with Feyenoord (6.0/5.94) 0/1 shot on target, 2/3 passing Match Highlights
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South America
Copa Libertadores - Group Stage (International)
Michael Hoyos (Independiente del Valle;Ecuador) Started at ST and played 78‘ in a 1-1 draw at Liverpool FC (7.1/-) 0/5 shots on target, 13/15 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
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April 5th
Europe
Bundesliga (Germany)
Timothy Chandler (Eintracht Frankfurt) Subbed on in the 83rd‘ in a 1-1 draw with Werder Bremen (-/5.94) 0/1 shot on target, 7/7 passing Match Highlights
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3. Liga
Mael Corboz (Arminia Bielefeld) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw at FC Ingolstadt (-/-) Match Highlights
Marcel Costly (FC Ingolstadt) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw with Arminia Bielefeld. Assisted in the 90th’
Ryan Malone (FC Ingolstadt) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw with Arminia Bielefeld
Bryang Kayo (FC Ingolstadt) Started at LW and played 79‘ in a 1-1 draw with Arminia Bielefeld. Picked up a yellow in the 74th’
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Eerste Divisie (Dutch 2nd Division)
John Hilton (FC Dordrecht) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win against De Graafschap (6.9/-) 0/1 shot on target, 23/30 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Korede Osundina (FC Dordrecht on loan from Feyenoord) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 2-1 win against De Graafschap (5.9/-) 0/2 shots on target, 6/7 passing
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Jupiler Pro League (Belgium)
Kahveh Zahiroleslam (St. Truiden) Subbed on in the 58th‘ in a 3-2 win at KV Mechelen (6.8/-) 0/4 shots on target, 6/8 passing, 2 chances created
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Proximus League
Deron Decorte (RSCA Futures) Subbed on in the 64th‘ in a 2-1 loss at SK Beveren (-/-)
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2.Liga (Austrian 2nd Division)
Bryan Okoh (FC Liefering on loan from RB Salzburg) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win at SV Stripfing (-/-)
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NordicBet Liga (Danish 2nd Division)
Simon Becher (AC Horsens) Started at LST and played 85‘ in a 1-0 win against Hillerod. Scored the game winner in the 13th’ (7.1/-) 2/3 shots on target, 9/19 passing Match Highlights
Ryan Laursen (B.93 FC) Started at RB and played 57‘ in a 2-2 draw with FC Helsingor (6.5/-) 6/20 passing
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Ekstraklasa (Poland)
Ben Lederman (Raków Częstochowa) Subbed on in the 80th‘ in a 2-1 loss at Radomiak Radom (6.3/-) 1/1 shot on target, 10/11 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
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Fortuna 1 Liga
Sebastian Rojek (Górnik Łęczna) Subbed on in the 88th‘ in a 2-0 win against Podbeskidzie Bielsko-Biała (-/-)
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SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland)
Danny Rogers (St. Patrick's Athletic) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win against Shamrock Rovers (6.8/-) 4/5 saving Match Highlights
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First Division
Matthew Leal (Athlone Town FC) Started at RWB and played 46‘ in a 3-0 loss at Bray Wanderers (-/-)
Jamar Campion-Hinds (Athlone Town FC) Subbed on in the 59th‘ in a 3-0 loss at Bray Wanderers
Roscoe Rubinstein (Athlone Town FC) Subbed on in the 89th‘ in a 3-0 loss at Bray Wanderers
Amardo Oakley (Athlone Town FC) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 3-0 loss at Bray Wanderers
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Prva Liga (Slovenia)
Barnabás Tanyi (NK Aluminij) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 2-0 loss against Maribor (-/-)
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Past weekend's Post

1. iridescence

There is no other word to describe this album except “incredible.”
It is everything I could ever want in a BH album. It has the bangers. It has the deeper, more emotional moments. It has the experimental production. It has the stadium anthems. It has the recurring motifs.
It has everything. However, I don’t think it’s their magnum opus. That I’ll put in my #2 spot.
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1. ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE

I assume this one will get the controversy started. I know a lot of you aren’t fond of this album, but I think it’s absolutely brilliant. It sees the group less energetic than iridescence, but rightfully so.
The subject matter is sad, difficult, and incredibly heavy. Despite this, and despite the group’s wavering stability behind the scenes, they managed to put out an insanely beautiful record with some of the best songs in their discography (THE LIGHT, WHAT’S THE OCCASION, WHEN I BALL).
It’s a vibe, it’s anthemic, it’s tragic, and it’s amazing. It feels like it took all of the best parts of iridescence and GINGER and synthesized them into one project. Although RR is not my pick for #1, this to me feels like the group’s MBDTF.
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1. SATURATION III

This is incredibly close to my pick for the #4 spot, and this was a tough choice. As far as the SATURATION trilogy goes, I think it’s safe to say that the group progressively came into their own more and more with each album, making SATIII the strongest and overall most cohesive album of the 3.
SATIII sees the group at their most dynamic, and has moments where every single member shines to the brightest of their ability. It’s high energy, and shows us the full original group at their absolute peak before everything happened with Ameer (who dominates on this album.)
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1. SATURATION II

There’s not much else to say here that I haven’t already. SATIII is just a minor improvement overall to SATII, which is already a phenomenal hip-hop record in its own right.
We get some of the group’s most iconic music in this album, and we see the boys pushing themselves to try new and unique sounds and themes. This is their first project that feels cohesive and intentional.
—

1. The Family

I’m sure this placement isn’t going to be very popular. First off, I recognize that to some this isn’t even a BROCKHAMPTON record. While I get this, it’s still a collaboration between Kevin, Romil and bearface, and was intentionally released under the BROCKHAMPTON name to be considered as part of the group’s discography, so for the sake of this list I’ll count it as such.
That said, this album is top-to-bottom amazing. Never have we gotten such raw storytelling about the behind the scenes of the group, and the pure emotion poured into the overarching narrative makes this thing really a thing of beauty. The chipmunk soul production woven throughout is a great call-back to the group’s original Kanye inspirations, and the samples incorporated in the album make this feel like one big collage — something that’s both present in the album’s artwork by HK, and that’s been present in the group’s work since day one (they literally are a collage of different sounds, personalities, backgrounds, and talents.)
Call this a KA album all you want, but the impact of the group cannot be ignored on this record.
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1. GINGER

Perhaps it was the unreasonably high expectations I had for this album going in, but man this one was a letdown.
Let me clarify: this album is great. It has some beautiful songs, and has the group settle in this alt/pop sound that they really thrive in. The rap parts are more subdued in this album, and it works really well in the overall vibe. However, I view this album as somewhat of a step in the wrong direction for the group. Where iridescence is this strange, unique, experimental album, GINGER feels almost… safe. It doesn’t really take risks, and frankly, the second half of the record manages to fall flat pretty frequently. Everything after DEARLY DEPARTED feels somewhat forgettable to me, and even the titular track fails to bring energy to Act 2.
Overall, I can see what BH was trying to do with this one. In many ways, this album is what introduced a lot of people to the group that hadn’t listened to them before, and for that I’m thankful. But when sandwiched in-between 2 incredibly dynamic albums, it feels like more of an intermission in their discography than a vibrant record of its own.
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1. TM

Admit it or don’t, it doesn’t matter. This album is fun. Yes, the group basically didn’t exist anymore at the time of its release, and it’s a bit haphazardly thrown together. At times it feels empty (though this could be the context of the group’s break-up lurking in the shadows while you listen, but at other times, it sees the group enjoying themselves for the first time in a long time.
For as great as The Family is, I appreciate that Matt put this together as a more official send off the group. It feels almost like a love letter to BROCKHAMPTON, reminiscing on the group’s best moments and memories. It feels like flipping through an old photo book. There’s energetic tracks like NEW SHOES and LISTERINE, but there’s gorgeous odes to the band like MAN ON THE MOON. The album’s subdued, almost like GINGER, but I think it’s accomplishing exactly what it needed to.
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1. SATURATION

This is the group young and hungry, plain and simple. Really great wordplay and lyricism, interesting production, and a refreshing humor woven throughout. We get a glimpse into the things that make each member of BH special, and also get some of the group’s most beloved rap tracks.
When looking at the group’s entire discography, it just feels like the other albums are either more cohesive, more interesting, or more experimental. SATII and SATIII are both improvements on the foundation created by this album, but the fact that this album created that foundation is deserving of immense respect.
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1. All-American Trash

I actually don’t think this album is bad. It’s a nice intro to the group before the SAT trilogy, and it gives us a taste of the different band member’s personalities.
That said, the album as a whole is kind of a mess of scattered, incoherent ideas. Some hit, many don’t. They came into the game trying to do things differently, and to some extent they find success in doing so here. It just needed a lot of polishing, and luckily that happens in the trilogy to come afterward.
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TL;DR Ranking:

1. iridescence
2. ROADRUNNER
3. SATURATION III
4. SATURATION II
5. The Family
6. GINGER
7. TM
8. SATURATION
9. All-American Trash

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Let me know your thoughts! If you agree, or if you really really disagree, I’d love to discuss.
Shoutout to the best boyband to ever do it.