Review

7.5

Tame One :: OG Bobby Johnson

Steve 'Flash' JuonFebruary 15, 2005

It's been a couple years now since Tame One dropped his first solo album "When Rappers Attack," but don't let that fact deceive you about his significance in h... Read More...

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8.5

Sage Francis :: A Healthy Distrust

Tom DoggettFebruary 15, 2005

Defining Sage Francis as an artist is nearly impossible. No one can be completely described within the confines of the written word, but when discussing Sage, ... Read More...

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8

Trae :: Same Thing Different Day

Pedro 'DJ Complejo' HernandezFebruary 15, 2005

(AUTHOR'S NOTE: Trae's album is a 4 disk set that includes a 2 Disk Slabbed (Chopped and Screwed) version with bonus tracks not found on the album and a DVD th... Read More...

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9

Mac Dre :: Ronald Dregan (Dreganomics)

Pedro 'DJ Complejo' HernandezFebruary 15, 2005

"18, makin' raps 'til I'm 80 thoughAnd too hard for the fuckin' radio" There's no doubt that Mac Dre meant the words he uttered over 10 years ago. And though h... Read More...

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7.5

MC Eiht :: Veterans Day

William Ketchum IIIFebruary 15, 2005

While many would associate the impending reemergence of the West Coast hip-hop with The Game, MC Eiht had a key role in making Compton a household name in the ... Read More...

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9.5

The Streets :: A Grand Don’t Come for Free

Nin ChanFebruary 15, 2005

As noted in my other excessively verbose Streets review this week, Mike Skinner is a uniquely peerless talent, capable of capturing (in lucid, gnarly detail, n... 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

Tame One :: OG Bobby Johnson

Sage Francis :: A Healthy Distrust

Trae :: Same Thing Different Day

Mac Dre :: Ronald Dregan (Dreganomics)

MC Eiht :: Veterans Day

The Streets :: A Grand Don’t Come for Free