Compilation

7.5

Frontline :: Sine Language

Matt JostJune 24, 2003

In hip-hop, label compilations have a place since Sugarhill Records put out the "Street Beat" double LP in 1984. Old school samplers like these, however, compil... Read More...

CompilationReview

6

Sticky Fingaz :: Decade

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 28, 2003

The bald headed terror is back, and it's not another episode of the hit TV series "Platinum" - although you CAN catch him there as the intense Grady Rhames. Fi... Read More...

CompilationReview

7

Supernatural :: The Lost Freestyles

Damon BrownMay 28, 2003

Over the past couple of years the media, in both print and film, has examined the life of battle rappers and how they operate much differently than record-deal... Read More...

CompilationReview

7

Various Artists :: A Blow to the State

Matt JostMay 6, 2003

Coup d'Etat Entertainment? Relax, it's just a name. The only blow they're going to deliver to any state is one aimed at the stagnant state of hip-hop. Somethin... Read More...

CompilationReview

7

Schoolly D :: The Best of Schoolly D

Steve 'Flash' JuonApril 22, 2003

Unquestionably, this purchase was motivated by a recent trip to Philadelphia. While browsing through a Tower Records store in King of Prussia (and unsuccessful... Read More...

CompilationReview

9

Ghostface Killah :: Shaolin’s Finest

Steve 'Flash' JuonApril 15, 2003

Greatest hits albums are all the rage. From LL Cool J to Shaquille O'Neal and the Fu-Schnickens, such compilations range from good to bad to just plain ugly - ... Read More...

CompilationReview

Reviews

RIP Saafir (Reggie Gibson)

Roc Marciano :: Marciology

Yung Tory :: Still Here

Frontline :: Sine Language

Sticky Fingaz :: Decade

Supernatural :: The Lost Freestyles

Various Artists :: A Blow to the State

Schoolly D :: The Best of Schoolly D

Ghostface Killah :: Shaolin’s Finest