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6.5

Age of Consent :: Old School on the Down Low

Matt JostJune 4, 2019

What if I told you… What if I told you that in 1981 in Los Angeles there was a white LGB rap trio who actually recorded songs and performed shows? Oh, I know w... Read More...

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5

Tony Yayo :: S.O.D.

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 28, 2019

Officially speaking Tony Yayo had one solo album and one G-Unit album. Unofficially speaking Yayo was featured on G-Unit mixtapes before and after Curtis Jacks... Read More...

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8

Fatlip :: The Loneliest Punk

Steve 'Flash' JuonApril 16, 2019

"Ain't got no homies that got my back Yeah I'm a brother, but sometimes I don't feel black My girl is white, my game ain't tight Niggas who ain't seen me in a ... Read More...

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6

Fearless :: Creepin’ up on Ya

Matt JostFebruary 12, 2019

Conventional wisdom has it that when Run-D.M.C. came along in 1983, new school rap was born, and anybody that had come before the Hollis trio was henceforth con... Read More...

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8.5

Masta Ace :: The Falling Season

Sy ShacklefordJanuary 2, 2019

Masta Ace has had a grand design with all of his solo records since 2001. With "Disposable Arts", he created a concept album that was partly a satire on the rap... Read More...

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6.5

DJ DMD featuring the Inner Soul Clique :: Eleven

Matt JostNovember 20, 2018

We tried to retrace DJ DMD's history on occasion of our look back on his best known album, "Twenty-Two: P.A. World Wide." It's a little known fact, however, tha... Read More...

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