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Aesop Rock :: Bazooka Tooth

Aaron WeaverNovember 30, 2004

Remember Rubik's Cubes? Most people would get pissed off and throw them against the wall before actually solving them. This is much like listening to Aesop Roc... Read More...

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Del the Funky Homosapien :: No Need for Alarm

Paul 'The Gooch' CantorNovember 30, 2004

In the early 90s, hip-hop thrived on super-talented crews that eventually spawned individual solo artist megastars. Whether it was Redman stealing the show fro... Read More...

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Malcolm McLaren :: Duck Rock

John BookNovember 23, 2004

When rap music had made its first impact in the mainstream, the bigwigs weren't sure what to make of it, and only a small handful dared to touch it. But it was... Read More...

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8.5

The Beatnuts :: Stone Crazy

Tom DoggettNovember 23, 2004

Hip-hop, in its purest form, is a means of moving the crowd, an escape from the world we live in. Everything else is an extension of this base simplicity. Every... Read More...

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Master P :: Ice Cream Man

Nin ChanOctober 19, 2004

Before Master P became the much-maligned, often-satirised lampoon that he is today, he was the owner of a veritable empire- one built on the seminal N'Awlins t... Read More...

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Mac Dre :: Young Black Brotha

Pedro 'DJ Complejo' HernandezOctober 19, 2004

1993 was a good year for hip-hop music. The Wu-Tang Clan dropped their classic debut that year. On the other side of the country the world was formally introdu... 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

Aesop Rock :: Bazooka Tooth

Del the Funky Homosapien :: No Need for Alarm

Malcolm McLaren :: Duck Rock

The Beatnuts :: Stone Crazy

Master P :: Ice Cream Man

Mac Dre :: Young Black Brotha