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Sweet Therapy on January 28, 2008
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"RZA has gotten a lot of hype for the production of this album. However, I can't HEAR any reason why. Credit is due for the tribute to ODB track other than that the only other clean and hip beats come from the Wolves track. The flows seem a little to nice for Wu-Tangs hard east coast style. Maybe n..."
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huddlestonm2000 on December 22, 2007
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"Overall, this album is decent. Some bangers but not nearly as good as 'How The West Was One'. Wish they would have used some more established producers like Jake One or Brisk One. 3/5..."
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JukeB[]x on December 18, 2007
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"Wow. Just that one word. And True is still growing as an artist. Cop this cd like you'd cop a rookie card from your favorite ball player because some day you're gonna brag about ownin' this right here. Of course, I'm braggin' on it partly because I did some beats on it, but in all honesty there's..."
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twisted_harmonix on December 14, 2007
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"they lived up to my expectations on this. rza did an excellent job with the production and all members come at the top of their game. heart gently weeps is definitely the standout track with ghost's verse being one of the best i've heard in a long long time. the only weak spots are some of the hoo..."
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livingproofmusic on December 13, 2007
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""I'm sick of following my dreams, man," a familiar voice growls. "I'm just going to ask where they're going and hook up with 'em later." It's the voice of Mitch Hedberg, a stand-up comic of some renown who died of a drug overdose in '05. As such, he's literally calling from the grave on Living Proof..."
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Eligh & Magi (TS) - The Brothers Grime
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Sweet Therapy on December 3, 2007
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"Eligh and Magi have done it! The Brothers Grime is true success of an American rapper being able to get down with GRIME music. Who better than Eligh and his iconic ultra fast mc style to create a perfect marriage with the GRIME'S doubletime beats music as he does in Brothers Grime. Even the instru..."
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Blame One - Priest, Thief + Wizard
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Sweet Therapy on November 28, 2007
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"Blame One is a lyrical mastermind. This album's fresh beats with nice piano samples remind me that hip hop is still alive. Staying true to the ethical hustling style of a real Mc is definitely evident in this album. Raw, rigid and almost rare style these days. A must have fo sho!..."
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The Grouch - F*ck The Dumb
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Sweet Therapy on November 28, 2007
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"This album has helped define Grouch as an artist. The simple clean melodic beats set as a perfect background for that classic Living Legend style. Tracks such as "Nothing Changing" and "Once Upon a Rhyme" show the real passion for his craft and struggle that he has gone through. None the less thi..."
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Joe Dub - Pooretry
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evs on November 28, 2007
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"Let's one thing straight. Though he makes his home in Hawaii, Joe Dub is from Frisco. That said, his latest is nothing short of a Bay classic in the eyes of fans who have followed his musical endeavors over the span of the last decade. Roping in a stellar cast of producers, old favorites and some ne..."
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Da Beatminerz - Unmarked Music
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WesSezSo on November 24, 2007
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"Da Beatminerz were and still are innovators. Real raw and dirty...listen closely for the crackle and pop in every beat. Yes, the essence of diggin' has been met here, these are original breaks and loops, chopped up and rearranged in a fashion to which we can nod our heads. But if its "Entroducing" y..."
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sbabayan85 on November 16, 2007
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"Whats so great about this mix, live at the BBQ w/ DJ House Shoes, is it gives us a peek into whats currently going on in the Detroit music scene. One of the dopest spots for original sounds. With songs by well know greats as Black Milk, Marv One, Waajeed, and many more greats. Take a trip, come down..."
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Othello - Alive at the AssemblyLine
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Nasty on November 9, 2007
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"Just like the Ohmega Watts albums, this one is every bit as good as "Elevator Music" but has a more mature and polished vibe to it. Really very good though. And the free EP that comes with it is dope too. You get an email from Access right after you buy the album with a link to the EP free download...."
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Nasty on November 9, 2007
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"If you liked "The Find" you will love this album. Its a little more polished and a more mature sound than the find but every bit as good. And the second disc is all the instrumentals!! I wish every album came with the instros. Seriously. Nasty..."
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Mikey Mo - Focused
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Koncept on October 26, 2007
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"Originally from Jamaica Queens, NY, MIKEY MO "The MC" now resides in the Bay Area. After consistently putting out some of the hottest mixtapes over the past couple of years and creating a huge buzz for himself, Mikey Mo "The MC" is finally releasing one of the dopest independent hip-hop albums of th..."
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