Back in the late 80's, a decision was made to lower the maximum number of rounds in a boxing match from 15 to 12. The major catalysts from this change was a co... Read More...
In 1989, The D.O.C. dropped an album called "No One Can Do It Better". Over the course of time, many people, including this reviewer, regard the album as one o... Read More...
Double-albums were the bane of gangsta rap in the late-90s. After the runaway success of "All Eyez on Me" and "Life After Death," the mindset seemed to be that ... Read More...
1999 posed a crossroads for West Coast gangsta rap. Looking into a new millennium, the East Coast, South, and Midwest were gaining momentum with new sounds an... Read More...
B. Dolan's Alias-produced "Fallen House, Sunken City" is a difficult album. Within the wonderful world of hip-hop criticism, this characterization is not neces... Read More...
A strong Internet following is a strange phenomenon: persons can become famous in a field, yet be unknowns elsewhere. This can be said for underground Hip Hop ... Read More...
