Review

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Fat Hed :: Night Train to Babble On

Tom DoggettMay 4, 2004

Fat Hed is not the best rapper. Much of the time he sounds like he's freestyling, and his airy space themes don't exactly shatter hip-hop conventions. The beat... Read More...

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7.5

Various Artists :: Okayplayer True Notes Vol. 1

Matt BaroneMay 4, 2004

?uestlove of The Roots could be considered one of the defining authorities on quality hip-hop music, with both years of experience under his belt and an eclecti... Read More...

CompilationReview

8.5

King Tee :: Tha Triflin’ Album

Matt JostMay 4, 2004

If you're a regular visitor to RapReviews, you're familiar with our 'Back to the Lab' feature, where we allow ourselves a break from the industry's tight relea... Read More...

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8

KRS-One :: D.I.G.I.T.A.L.

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 4, 2004

The liner notes for "D.I.G.I.T.A.L." lay down the law right from the start: "This compact disc is a HISTORIC COMPILATION of recordings previously available a... Read More...

CompilationReview

10

Time Machine :: Slow Your Roll

John BookMay 4, 2004

Albums like this do not surface from recording studios on a regular basis. A simple word such as "classic" is thrown around too easily in 2004, to the point wh... Read More...

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6.5

Project Pat :: Real Recognize Real

Matt JostApril 28, 2004

Hypnotize Minds releases have always sort of abided by their own rules, drawing inspiration from their southern rootage as well as soaking in the artistic visi... Read More...

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Reviews

24kGoldn :: Growing Pains

Saxtronomy :: Orbit Together

Yung Regis & Iceberg Theory :: A Million Ways to Rhyme in the West

Fat Hed :: Night Train to Babble On

Various Artists :: Okayplayer True Notes Vol. 1

King Tee :: Tha Triflin’ Album

KRS-One :: D.I.G.I.T.A.L.

Time Machine :: Slow Your Roll

Project Pat :: Real Recognize Real