Kid Cudi‘s debut album, “Man on the Moon: The End of Day,” is anything but a traditional hip-hop recording. It’s more along the lines of pop fare, with narration by labelmate Common.

2009: As his career started to bubble, Man on the Moon: The End of Day, the debut album from Cleveland native Kid Cudi, was released on Sept. 15, 2009.The rapper had signed to Kanye West's G.O.O.D ...

Kid Cudi is a controversial artist. Not because he’s done anything wrong, but because people genuinely don’t like him or his music. ... Cudi’s debut album “Man on the Moon: The End of Day” was the ...

Kid Cudi's sometimes scattershot jumble comes into greater focus on his most accomplished album to date, “Man On The Moon III: ... The End of Day” and its follow-up, “Man on the Moon II: ...

SOUNDS LIKE: A better 808's & Heartbreak, with popier hooks, and darker verses. FUN FACT: The Clipse and Snoop Dogg were both slated to be featured on the album, back when the project was still ...

I remember liking Cudi when he came out, but I also remember being pretty disappointed in his musical output after his debut album, Man On The Moon: The End Of The Day.

Ten producers contributed to the making of Man on the Moon: The End of Day.The project’s executive producers are listed as Kid Cudi, Emile Haynie, Kanye West, Plain Pat, and Sylvia Rhone.

For everyone that’s been salivating to get their hands on Kid Cudi’s debut album, The Man on the Moon: The End Of Day, the wait is over. Composed of 15 tracks featuring the likes of Chip The ...

Kid Cudi’s anticipated debut leads off with narration by Common and a Jay-Z reference – “I got 99 problems/And they all bitches/Wish I was Jigga man/Carefree living” (“Soundtrack 2 My ...