Monthly Archives: August 2012

There are many things in life that have looked great on paper but for some reason suffered from really bad execution. Prime examples of this is The Firm album which was produced by Dr Dre in 1997, JayZ and Kanye … Continue reading →

Lupe Fiasco when he first emerged in 2006 was labeled as the next emcee to lead the generation next to Kanye West. The Chi Town Native when he debuted on Ye’s Touch The Sky amazed many listeners with his performance … Continue reading →

When the Rock made his surprisingly return into the WWE early last year. It was met with tons of excitement, a new energy, and seemingly brought interest back into what was becoming a stale product in the WWE since the … Continue reading →

“This is the last time you muthafuckas gonna eat off of me!” This was an obvious shot at Snoop’s former employer Suge Knight and Death Row Records. Despite finally obtaining his freedom and signing to No Limit(for financial and safety … Continue reading →

When it comes to mention Ice Cube and his best albums, Albums such as Amerikkas Most Wanted and Death Certificate are the first to come to mind. Both of those album’s were very powerful influentially because Cube was talking about … Continue reading →

After close to 2 year delay. The Game’s Red Album finally saw a release date and it finally dropped. Between not being able to find the right records, his unpredictable and at time beefs along with fighting to remain relevant … Continue reading →

Many Hip Hop heads may remember Devin the Dude from the interesting explicit cameo on Dr Dre’s Fuck You off his Chronic 2001 album. But if you really if you’re a real deep follower of Southern music, You would know … Continue reading →

December 4th 2007 will always be remembered for two things. For one it marked the return of one of raps most prolific storytellers Brad Jordan(Scarface) with an album full of fresh material. The other would leave many of hip hop … Continue reading →

Joe Budden Mood Muzik 4 Review Joe Budden’s HIp Hop career has been a real rollercoaster ride to say the least. Creative differences between him and then major Def Jam led to him not only getting dropped from the label … Continue reading →