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6.5

Beastie Boys :: To the 5 Boroughs

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 6, 2004

In a career spanning three decades, the Beastie Boys have lived by a mantra of innovation and reinvention, never being afraid to try the new (and sometimes abs... Read More...

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5.5

Skinny Corleone :: Tha House of Representativez

Matt BaroneJuly 6, 2004

Independently released albums come a dime a dozen, all being crafted in hopes of reaching larger audiences outside of their respective zip codes. Many successf... Read More...

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6

Le Black Love Crew :: The Mixed-Kids Album Vol. 2 – Domestic Terre-ism

Matt JostJuly 6, 2004

In 2004, hip-hop is pretty much cruising on auto-pilot. You've got your oversized SUV's driving safely like anxious moms, your upscale Bentleys in the fast lan... Read More...

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6.5

Akon :: Trouble

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 6, 2004

Akon is straight outta Senegal. Born and raised in this small African nation (estimated population of 10 million) until he was 7 years old, this future hip-hop... Read More...

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7.5

Ill Bill :: What’s Wrong With Bill?

cornerstoneJune 29, 2004

"Tell me where the fuck I went wrong." This, the opening lyric of Ill Bill's first solo venture offers no answer to the question posed by the album's title. "W... Read More...

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8.5

Chris Lowe :: The Black Life

Steve 'Flash' JuonJune 29, 2004

Chris Lowe hails from that tradition of rap artists whose own names are more than sufficient for their rap nom de plume - artists like Keith Murray, Erick Serm... Read More...

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