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Erick Sermon :: Double or Nothing

Pete T.April 6, 2010

He's gone by many aliases -- ”E-Double-E, the Green Eyed Bandit, and Erick Onassis to name a few -- ”but be it for his celebrated work behind the boards or his ... Read More...

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6.5

Souls of Mischief :: No Man’s Land

Matt JostMarch 23, 2010

Souls of Mischief came back with a vengeance in '95. But why? They came off a critically acclaimed debut, had been nationally present on one of the regionally m... Read More...

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Geto Boys :: The Resurrection

Pete T.March 23, 2010

Although the original 1980s Ghetto Boys consisted of an entirely different lineup, by 1991 J. Prince had assembled the Houston trio we know and love of Scarface... Read More...

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5.5

Freddie Foxxx :: Freddie Foxxx Is Here

Matt JostMarch 23, 2010

Guest appearances come a dime a dozen in rap music. There are, however, a handful of artists who make themselves so rare and have so much to add with a cameo t... Read More...

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4.5

Saul Williams :: The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust

Eric SirotaMarch 23, 2010

Saul Williams is perhaps the world's most acclaimed spoken word poet. With his incredible talent, it should be easy for him to make a good album. He needs thre... Read More...

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5

Krayzie Bone :: Thug Mentality 1999

Pete T.March 16, 2010

Double-albums were the bane of gangsta rap in the late-90s. After the runaway success of "All Eyez on Me" and "Life After Death," the mindset seemed to be that ... Read More...

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Reviews

Tory Lanez :: PETERSON

Ganksta NIP :: Psychotic Genius

Lordz of Brooklyn :: All in the Family

Erick Sermon :: Double or Nothing

Souls of Mischief :: No Man’s Land

Geto Boys :: The Resurrection

Freddie Foxxx :: Freddie Foxxx Is Here

Saul Williams :: The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust

Krayzie Bone :: Thug Mentality 1999