Steve ‘Flash’ Juon – Page 910

8.5

Cormega :: The True Meaning

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 16, 2002

"Whattup with Cormega, did you see him, are y'all together?If so then hold the fort down, represent to the fullest.." - Nas, "One Love" With those infamous wor... Read More...

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8.5

E-40 :: Grit & Grind

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 16, 2002

It's that time again. Since 1993, the rap game has been orienfested by the ballaticious lyrical lacerations of Earl Stevens seven times -- that includes an EP ... Read More...

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Nas :: From Illmatic to Stillmatic – The Remixes

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 16, 2002

Remix albums are nothing new in rap. From Public Enemy's "Greatest Misses" to Cypress Hill's "Unreleased and Revamped" to P. Diddy's "We Invented the Remix" th... Read More...

Remixes/Mash-Ups

9

Biz Markie :: Greatest Hits

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 9, 2002

The irony of this 2002 release is that any other Biz Markie album reviewed on this site would automatically be a 'Back to the Lab' entry. In fact, given that th... Read More...

CompilationReview

6

Styles :: A Gangster and a Gentleman

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 9, 2002

The LOX have come a long way from the days they were labelmates with P. Diddy and recording tribute songs for Notorious B.I.G. Feeling constrained by the often... Read More...

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8.5

Too $hort :: Short Dog’s in the House

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 5, 2002

If it gives you any idea how long Too $hort has been in the rap game, this 1990 release was his SIXTH album. Like no other rapper in the industry today save pe... Read More...

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Brother Ali :: Satisfied Soul

Fat Joe :: The World Changed On Me

The Alchemist :: The Alchemist Sandwich

Steve 'Flash' Juon

Cormega :: The True Meaning

E-40 :: Grit & Grind

Nas :: From Illmatic to Stillmatic – The Remixes

Biz Markie :: Greatest Hits

Styles :: A Gangster and a Gentleman

Too $hort :: Short Dog’s in the House

Steve 'Flash' Juon