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9.5

O.C. :: Word…Life

Matt JostJune 7, 2005

Sometime in 1994 I purchased a CD version of Chill Rob G's "Ride the Rhythm" album. To my dismay the CD didn't work properly. Frustrated, I contacted Wild Pitch... Read More...

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10

De La Soul :: 3 Feet High and Rising

Tom DoggettMay 31, 2005

Despite hip-hop culture's extensive history and the seemingly endless number of people who have contributed to it, complete originality is nearly nonexistent. T... Read More...

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8

Scarface :: Mr. Scarface Is Back

One LineMay 24, 2005

Juice Crew or BDP? 'Pac or Biggie? Jay-Z or Nas? As hip-hoppers, we live for these debates. One of the hottest at the moment is the claim for "King of the Sout... Read More...

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8.5

GangStarr :: Hard to Earn

Tom DoggettMay 24, 2005

GangStarr is undeniably one of the best groups in modern rap history. DJ Premier and the Guru are models of consistency that most artists can only dream of beco... Read More...

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9

Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics :: Stunts, Blunts, & Hip Hop

Tom DoggettMay 10, 2005

1992 was a bustling, expanding time for hip-hop culture. A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul were at the top of their games, and Dr. Dre was quickly building h... Read More...

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8.5

Ahmad :: Ahmad

Matt JostMay 10, 2005

Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" was in many ways a landmark rap album. Few releases rival it in terms of historical relevance considering the careers it jump-started (... Read More...

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Reviews

Lil Baby :: WHAM (Who Hard As Me)

Dookie Bros :: We S**t You Not

Shabazz the Disciple x Ed Nodz :: The Writing’s On The Wall

O.C. :: Word…Life

De La Soul :: 3 Feet High and Rising

Scarface :: Mr. Scarface Is Back

GangStarr :: Hard to Earn

Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics :: Stunts, Blunts, & Hip Hop

Ahmad :: Ahmad