Monster (2014)

Future · 2014 · 52 min

Future released Monster on October 28, 2014, six months after his second studio album, Honest. The FADER's release-day report identifies Metro Boomin as executive producer, with DJ Spinz and TM-88 among the other contributors. Lil Wayne appears on “After That”; much of the rest of the tape leaves Future at the center.

The sixteen-track sequence carries two interludes alongside songs that became lasting reference points in his catalog: “Throw Away,” “My Savages,” “Hardly” and the closing “Codeine Crazy.” Its producer credits also show the range behind that sequence, from Nard & B to Southside and Will-A-Fool. The title alone can obscure those individual contributions.

This page follows the original mixtape edition. The later streaming release omits the introductory pieces and “Fuck Up Some Commas.” Keeping all sixteen entries documents the tape as it circulated in 2014, including the interruptions between its songs.

Selected edition: Original sixteen-track mixtape, including both opening interludes and Commas from the documented source. 16 audio files, 64,247,173 bytes and 52:30 of measured audio.

Verification: pinned local ZIP SHA-256; member CRC and size; full audio decode; every torrent piece (no publisher checksum). The seedbox copy matched every file’s SHA-256 and every torrent piece; all files passed public HTTPS range, length and byte checks. The house client verified the complete payload and is seeding it.

The complete 16-file original mixtape sequence, including both spoken opening pieces and Commas, which the later reduced streaming program omits. These MP3 files are 160 kb/s; the current search did not establish a higher-quality complete original source.

The reviewed original-sequence package has sixteen stereo MP3 files at 160 kb/s and 44.1 kHz. Their 64,247,173 bytes total 52:30 of measured audio, including “The Intro,” “Abu's Boomin” and “Fuck Up Some Commas.”

Source limits: Documentary edition/source review and technical verification; no human comparative listening is claimed; Lossy encoding and community-mirror mastering lineage remain disclosed where applicable.

These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.

Source declaration: Artist/DJ-issued free promo; copyright retained. Source evidence.

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