Album Reviews

Hello, out there. I know that I haven’t been doing much for this site lately. But as usual, I try to keep with a tradition, at least during Christmas time. Rather than do two separate reviews, I decided to combine them. I didn’t get a chance to get other albums that were on my Amazon […]

Year of Release: 2002 Record Label: Game Recordings/Columbia/Koch There is a question that I have in mind about Royce’s debut album: With there being two versions, could it still be considered the same album or two different albums? What I mean is this: “Rock City” was set to put Royce Da 5’9″ on the map, […]

Years of Release: 2003 ; 2013/2014 Record Labels: The Inc Records (Ashanti’s Christmas); Written Entertainment/Entertainment One (A Wonderful Christmas With Ashanti) Here I am doing something that I haven’t done before prior to this. Okay, maybe I have done something similar, as in the past I had done a double review for my college newspaper […]

Year of Release: 2006 Record Label: Diplomats/Koch Records It seems that after having done my reviews of Christmas on Death Row, High Fo’ Xmas, and Christmas in Tha Dogghouse, I found that sometimes mixing the holiday spirit with hip-hop can sometimes be a good and bad thing. Okay, maybe “bad” is pushing it, but sometimes you […]

Year of Release: 2001/2002 Record Label: Empire Musicwerks/BMG Music Here I am in my final Gravediggaz album review, which is of their third and final album, and also as part of my horrorcore special (That doesn’t I can’t do horrorcore album reviews outside of Halloween-time). Before I get into the review of the album, it […]

Year of Release: 1997 Record Label: Gee Street Records Round 2 for my Gravediggaz marathon is now on. Here we go. This album was a total contrast to “6 Feet Deep” as it had more of a socially conscious sound to it with a lot of the content sounding more calm than before. However, that […]

Year of Release: 1994 Record Label: Gee Street Records It must be said: Horrorcore rap may seem like something that is rarely heard of, but it is not as uncommon as one would think. While I may have covered some of the bases in my review of the Flatlinerz album, one must know that while […]

Year of Release: 1994 Record Label: Def Jam Recordings It has been three months since I have done anything for this site. I haven’t been up on my stuff lately. I even had plans not too long ago, and they are still on the table, too, but I have not gotten around to it. Also, […]