Although they already had one album notched on their belt by 1995 (the mostly forgettable "Juvenile Hell") this is the album where it all really started. For a... Read More...
In a rap world where long term memory is fleeting and short term memory almost non-existent, the success of the Ultramagnetic M.C.'s throughout the 80's and ear... Read More...
I always wondered why such a successful format as the Beastie Boys was never copied by any label trying to jump on the bandwagon. Well, apparently it was. I int... Read More...
Before the Dr. Dre collabos, before kicking it with Snoop, before the big budget and anything resembling good label support, Xzibit was, simply put, a bad moth... Read More...
If ever an album intended to make a bold statement, this was the one. It had been over four years since the Wu-Tang Clan shocked the world with the pure uncut ... Read More...
Funny thing happened to me while listening to this album a few years back -- I got hit by a car. By a small truck, in fact. I had just stepped on the crosswalk... Read More...