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Pvt Militant :: One Man Against Many

Matt JostMarch 8, 2005

It is Private Militant's luck that his record is being covered by someone who has just spent three cold, uneventful weeks with the armed forces of his own - th... Read More...

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Self Scientific :: Self Scientific Presents Gods and Gangsters

Matt JostMarch 8, 2005

In 1996, on their unexpected but powerful comeback album "The New World Order," New Jersey's Poor Righteous Teachers vented their pent-up frustration about the... Read More...

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8.5

Pimp C :: The Sweet James Jones Stories

Pedro 'DJ Complejo' HernandezMarch 8, 2005

As part of the criminally slept-on Southern duo UGK, Pimp C has gained a large following among Southern rap enthusiasts. His high-pitched and in-your-face flow... Read More...

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6.5

Benzino :: Arch Nemesis

Steve 'Flash' JuonMarch 1, 2005

Saying I'm a fan of Benzino's would be the biggest lie since George "Dubya" Bush said that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. In fact I've... Read More...

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Verbal Kent :: What Box

Dan MennellaMarch 1, 2005

Common Sense, Twista, and Kanye West. How many more rappers can folks outside of the Midwest name from Chicagoâ€”particularly on the underground scene? Surpris... Read More...

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8.5

David Banner :: Mississippi the Album (Screwed and Chopped)

Pedro 'DJ Complejo' HernandezMarch 1, 2005

More and more, albums outside of the Lone Star State are getting the screwed and chopped treatment. While first a strictly southern phenomena, nowadays you may... Read More...

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Reviews

Dom Kennedy :: Class of 95

Jae Hussle x Manzu Beatz :: Hulk Tha Hustla

Chain of Command :: Rogue State

Pvt Militant :: One Man Against Many

Self Scientific :: Self Scientific Presents Gods and Gangsters

Pimp C :: The Sweet James Jones Stories

Benzino :: Arch Nemesis

Verbal Kent :: What Box

David Banner :: Mississippi the Album (Screwed and Chopped)