I want to hear this, but not enough to pay $77.77. Maybe we could crowd fund it. I'd stick in $20.

Damn. Big Kev getting personal!

Really dope. Perfect timing too.

In short I think Conway and most of these guys should worry less about how hard their beats are and how street their lyrics are and learn to make enjoyable music. I think Conway needs to do exactly the opposite, personally. He's a one-trick-pony, but I think that trick still has mileage. Stick to s...

Eminem really pushing these guys to the next level.

It's pretty decent. Although not £15.68 decent. Guy has been drinking his own Kool Aid.

I suppose Messi is a decent footballer, but if I'd have been given growth hormones and had access to Nike level boots and all that, then I'd probably be ripping up La Liga.

You're a very confident person, Mindbender. To almost enviable levels. I'll give you that.

Enjoy the musics of TDS Mob and Scientifik. Can't really think of anyone from DC...

Like this album a lot. Approach reminds me a little of the Return of the Mac album that Alchemist did - long passages of samples, almost like Roc is rapping over songs rather than intricately produced beats. I think it works. Enjoy the trappy sounding cuts. Roc plays the kids at their own game, but ...

Doogs wrote:Banging a 12 year old is obviously foul, but he was talented.

He was 20 at the time. As Necro would say - ROT.

Wow. Done for noncing not once, but twice! I had no idea.

Not my favourite by any stretch, but a great addition to his catalogue with loads of replay value. Aside from Trojan Horse, which I already skip.

Blockhead wrote:Is it a Mach solo or him and Fahim?

Unclear how they're billing it, but Fahim raps on and produces almost every track.

drizzle wrote:kinda worried he's going to dilute the well with too many releases dropped in quick succession like he did after Reloaded

there's a whole another album with Muggs coming next month

Maybe the $25 price tag on the last album worked a little too well and he's decided to do a DOOM.

Versive wrote:did rr & rr2 ever go to streaming platforms? pretty sure he's doing it all dolo now.

Pretty much everything he's done is on Spotify.

It's a solid album. Like it a lot. Worth $30? Ehhhhh. Probably not.

Also, Conway new album going around today. 1. Bullet Holez In My Neck (prod. Daringer) 2. Slapbox (prod. Daringer) 3. Piper (prod. Pete Rock) 4. Dirty Skit 5. ODB (prod. Daringer) 6. Land O' Lakes feat. Busta Rhymes (prod. Daringer) 7. The Scorpion (prod. Green Lantern) 8. Fat Freddy (prod. Daringe...

Also, Conway new album going around today. 1. Bullet Holez In My Neck (prod. Daringer) 2. Slapbox (prod. Daringer) 3. Piper (prod. Pete Rock) 4. Dirty Skit 5. ODB (prod. Daringer) 6. Land O' Lakes feat. Busta Rhymes (prod. Daringer) 7. The Scorpion (prod. Green Lantern) 8. Fat Freddy (prod. Daringe...

Mindbender Futurama wrote:If you think my career can be measured in simple statistics... you're the fool, not me.

Agree to an extent, but if you're trying to make a career from music then simple statistics like 'number of plays' or 'amount of money earned' are numbers that you can't really argue with.

There was a funny part on British comedian, Romesh Ranganathan's podcast, Hiphop saved my life, where he talks about going to a Can Ox show in London where only one of them turned up and asked everyone to rap along to Slick Rick records. https://audioboom.com/boos/3283227-hip-hop-saved-my-life-epis...

How many people subscribe to your YouTube channel? I don't count. I have social media numbers, but my impact and success can't be simply measured by those stats. It's quite easy to tell - it shows the number night next to your name. https://image.ibb.co/gmb1Cp/numbers.png So, 170k! I guess they tru...

I get that you have to play the diplomacy card lest you are 86'd from his list of future producers, but his rapping, his literal delivery of his written raps, possesses none of the qualities one expects from a rapper: emotion, charisma, energy, presence etc. Ka(utism) lacks each of those discernibl...

Looking forward to this. Have a lot of time for Ka. Digital for me. Better sound quality, and better for the environment.

I could probably enjoy an EP of pirate, but I'm finding it hard to get through the entire album in one sitting. Likewise. Well, I've listened to it loads in one sitting whilst at work, but I'd be hard pressed to pick a standout track. Kind of blends into one. I noticed he was going the Roc Marciano...

PrIcKHeAd72's review actually prompted me to check this out. Enjoying it.

Y@k Bollox wrote:Drop the digital, yo.

August 31st!

Mindbender Futurama wrote:Yeah, you're right. I didn't get onto Def Jux. Turned out to be a curse and a blessing.

Similar to me getting knocked back by Scarlett Johansson. At the end of the day, it's her loss.

What a year.

Career Over Like Mike(NJJ) wrote:Most underrated:
All We Got Iz Us

Yep. I was guilty of this. Think I gave it a spin and left it gathering dust. Never thought in 1995 that this album would be one of my favourites in 2018.

Now the dust has settled, I think it's fair to say all these guys were/are a bit shit, right?

Career Over Like Mike(NJJ) wrote:

sleazy_j wrote:Yak ballocks post history doesn't even line up with yak balls career trajectory.

Sig-worthy quotable

Nah, I'm not Yak Ballz. I'm just a 40 year old white guy with zero rapping ability. Hey, wait a minute...