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7.5

Ayentee :: The Manual

Matt JostMay 5, 2003

"You may not know me... I, I don't even know myself... but ehm, I'm learning, though," Ayentee introduces himself on his new album "The Manual". Judging from t... Read More...

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7.5

Too $hort :: Life is… Too $hort

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 2, 2003

Following the moderately successful national debut of Too $hort with the re-released "Born to Mack," Jive Records quickly released "Life is... Too $hort" in 19... Read More...

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5.5

Hitman Sammy Sam :: The Step Daddy

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 2, 2003

He's Atlanta's self-proclaimed most "bout it bout it" rapper, and no he's not even a member of The New No Limit. This is Hitman Sammy Sam's national debut, but... Read More...

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3.5

Bone Crusher :: AttenCHUN!

Steve 'Flash' JuonApril 29, 2003

If you hadn't heard of Bone Crusher before now, his national debut in rap came courtesy of the song "Never Scared" featuring Killer Mike and T.I. It never hurt... Read More...

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6.5

57th Street Rogue Dog Villains :: Roguish Ways

Steve 'Flash' JuonApril 29, 2003

When you're an unknown group trying to get heard, having a name as long as "57th Street Rogue Dog Villains" is probably your biggest handicap. Someone should t... Read More...

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6

Esau :: The Drum and Bass Album… The Farewell Tour

Matt JostApril 25, 2003

Anybody who has come into contact with Esau's 2000 release "The Debut Album... The Farewell Tour" remembers a rapper that likes to take chances, not least with... Read More...

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