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M.C. Hammer :: Please Hammer Don’t Hurt ‘Em

Steve 'Flash' JuonJune 24, 2008

Stanley Kirk Burrell holds a unique place in hip-hop history as the first rapper to go diamond - selling more than ten million copies of just one albu... Read More...

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4.5

5th Ward Weebie :: Ghetto Platinum

Steve 'Flash' JuonJune 24, 2008

At first appearance 5th Ward Weebie's "Ghetto Platinum" appears to be a typical No Limit Records release, complete with the typical Pen & Pixel album cover... Read More...

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Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo :: Road to the Riches

Vern PittMay 6, 2008

There are certain positives to coming to a genre late in the day. You don't get the bragging rights from seeing the innovators and future legends while they're ... Read More...

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7.5

Dubee :: AKA Sugawolf

Matt JostMay 6, 2008

Some rap albums have a very particular distinction that can overshadow much of the rest of the proceedings. Although Dubee's "AKA Sugawolf" has been in my posse... Read More...

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Various Artists :: Different Strokes by Different Folks

Steve 'Flash' JuonApril 15, 2008

There's no point in asking who produced what on "Different Strokes by Different Folks." Even though some of the artists involved can be credited for remixes or... Read More...

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5.5

Rodney O & Joe Cooley :: Veterans Day

Steve 'Flash' JuonApril 15, 2008

Bearing album cover artwork more akin to Jackson Pollock than hip-hop, I almost completely overlooked the fact a copy of Rodney O & Joe Cooley's obscure CD ... Read More...

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Rich Amiri :: War Ready

Year 2024 in Review (Grant Jones)

Trinidad James :: Daddy Issues

M.C. Hammer :: Please Hammer Don’t Hurt ‘Em

5th Ward Weebie :: Ghetto Platinum

Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo :: Road to the Riches

Dubee :: AKA Sugawolf

Various Artists :: Different Strokes by Different Folks

Rodney O & Joe Cooley :: Veterans Day