Monthly Archives: July 2013

Just when you think everything was released from Tupac’s personal archives, Another surprise comes out of nowhere! Very interesting!

C-MURDER BOSSALINE Review No Limit was losing a bit of steam going into 1999 but that didn’t stop them from releasing solid releases. Pretty much most hip hop artists have experienced it and C-Murder is the next name on the … Continue reading →

People may find it very surprising that I took time to review this album or critique it. Let me be the first to say that Lyrically Waka Flocka Flame is probably one of the worst rappers to have ever lived. … Continue reading →

There have been many great soundtracks in Hip Hop. Everything from Murder Was the Case, Above The Rim, High School High, Belly, and many others. But I personally thought at the time that 8 Mile would surpass all of these … Continue reading →

G-UNIT ELEPHANT IN THE SAND This would be the last mixtape G-Unit would release as a crew. 50 Cent showed once again showing why he’s NYC own bad guy. Return of the Body Snatchers was a return of the original … Continue reading →

Before I go into this review, Let me be the first to say that JayZ’s latest album should be nominated in the top 5 list for possibly one of the WORST album covers of not only hip hop but music … Continue reading →

STYLES P-F.L.O.A.T. I’ve been saying this for years: Styles P is the most consistent member of the LOX. The body of work speaks for it self: Ghost in the Shell, Gangstas and Gentleman, The Green Ghost Project, Diamond Life, and … Continue reading →

Outkast should be respected because they are always the type of group thats willing to go against the grain and put out music that they truly feel. While many rappers are following trends. Outkast continued to push the creative control … Continue reading →

Let me be the first to say for those who are clearly mistaken. This is NOT a Scarface album. Rap A Lot thought that it would push more units by banking on Scarface’s name and labeling it as a Face … Continue reading →

Canibus Vs LL Cool J Revisited. The rap climate in late 1997 were going through a transition period. Bad Boy’s influential pop sound was dominating the charts and more artists wanted to shift away from the aspects of battling, beef, … Continue reading →