Review

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DMX :: …And Then There Was X

Steve 'Flash' JuonJanuary 1, 2000

You certainly can't fault Earl Simmons for his work ethic. This, his third album in under two years, gives the fans more of exactly what they want from the liv... Read More...

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8.5

Juvenile :: Tha G-Code

Steve 'Flash' JuonJanuary 1, 2000

Undoubtedly, if you're reading this review, you already know the steez: of the Cash Money Millionaires. Juvenile is the one with the most distinctive voice, be... Read More...

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7.5

Jungle Brothers :: V.I.P.

Walt ZinkJanuary 1, 2000

Since leaving us with yet another good hip-hop album that didn't get marketed in "Raw Deluxe", The Jungle Brothers new album "V.I.P." (released on V2, a divisi... Read More...

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7.5

Nas :: Nastradamus

Steve 'Flash' JuonDecember 9, 1999

Nas seems to be in a hurry these days. After producing only two albums in four full years, his second in LESS than one year has hit the store shelves. You might... Read More...

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6.5

The Notorious B.I.G. :: Born Again

Steve 'Flash' JuonDecember 9, 1999

Sitting in our collective chairs, the entire hip-hop nation huddled around one boombox and waited for the return of Biggie Smalls. He should not be mistaken fo... Read More...

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10

Dr. Dre :: Chronic 2001

Steve 'Flash' JuonNovember 27, 1999

"Haters say Dre fell off -- how nigga? My last album was 'The Chronic'" Couldn't have put it any better myself. So we haven't seen an album (or should I say a c... Read More...

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Reviews

Brother Ali :: Satisfied Soul

Fat Joe :: The World Changed On Me

The Alchemist :: The Alchemist Sandwich

DMX :: …And Then There Was X

Juvenile :: Tha G-Code

Jungle Brothers :: V.I.P.

Nas :: Nastradamus

The Notorious B.I.G. :: Born Again

Dr. Dre :: Chronic 2001