Wyclef Jean

7.5

Wyclef Jean :: Welcome to Haiti Creole 101

Matt JostNovember 9, 2004

January 1st 2004 marked the bicentennial for Haiti, the world's first black republic. Sadly, the people of Haiti had little reason to be in a festive mood. The ... Read More...

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8.5

The Fugees :: The Score

Dan MennellaJanuary 27, 2004

Generally speaking, it's so easy to under or overestimate the importance, impact and overall quality of any given album when considering the context in which it... Read More...

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8

Wyclef Jean :: The Preacher’s Son

Steve 'Flash' JuonNovember 4, 2003

Ever since The Fugees more-or-less disbanded after the release of "The Score" Wyclef Jean has been proving himself time and again as a solo artist. In fact it ... Read More...

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7.5

Wyclef Jean :: The Carnival

Dan MennellaSeptember 9, 2003

Let's be thankful that Wyclef is talented enough to make The Carnival a very good album despite two glaring flaws: Firstly, he's not a particularly good rapper,... Read More...

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7.5

Wyclef Jean :: Masquerade

Steve 'Flash' JuonJune 18, 2002

If Wyclef Jean has already proved one thing, it's that he's bigger than his former running crew The Fugees. When he first went solo with "The Carnival" you cou... Read More...

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7

Wyclef Jean :: The Ecleftic * 2 Sides II a Book

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 22, 2000

Few rap artists can draw as much admiration and ire at the same time as Wyclef Jean. Even though he made his name as one-third of rap supergroup The Fugees, he... Read More...

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Reviews

RIP Saafir (Reggie Gibson)

Roc Marciano :: Marciology

Yung Tory :: Still Here

Wyclef Jean :: Welcome to Haiti Creole 101

The Fugees :: The Score

Wyclef Jean :: The Preacher’s Son

Wyclef Jean :: The Carnival

Wyclef Jean :: Masquerade

Wyclef Jean :: The Ecleftic * 2 Sides II a Book