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6.5

BK & Associates :: BK & Associates

Damon BrownAugust 22, 2002

Hip-hop, like the rings of a tree, is an excellent meter of popular earthly pleasures. For instance, the Sugarhill Gang (or whoever really wrote their rhymes..... Read More...

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2.5

Ultramaddness :: Vomit

Andrew MatsonAugust 20, 2002

He encourages controversy over his intentionally offensive music, he hates gay people, and he hails from a city called Detroit, but the Eminem comparisons end ... Read More...

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7.5

Clipse :: Lord Willin’

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 20, 2002

When Clipse dropped the single "Funeral" a few years back, few could have guessed the group was destined for big things. The music itself was decent, the video... Read More...

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7.5

Aphrodite :: Aftershock

Jayson YoungAugust 15, 2002

Hello, and welcome to www.Drum-and-BassReviews.com! Okay, not quite, but please be advised that while Aphrodite's "Aftershock" is indeed an excellent record wi... Read More...

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5

Slum Village :: Trinity (Past, Present and Future)

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 13, 2002

It's no secret that in the world of underground hip-hop elitism (what some derisively refer to as "backpacker rap") Slum Village is often the dividing line for... Read More...

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6.5

Daz Dillinger :: This Is the Life I Lead

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 8, 2002

Fairly or not, the half of Tha Dogg Pound that always got jocked for his lyrics and rhymes was Philly born and raised Kurupt. Daz Dillinger always got his prop... Read More...

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