LISTED REVIEWS
Sweatin me, nigga! This is some funky ass hip-hop. No one less than Slick Rick’s DJ/producer and former mentor of J-Zone, Vance Wright, handles the production knobs on this album. The rhymes are smooth, the beats are massive.
POSTED 01|05|2005
The hardest muthafucker on the planet, Tim Dog, caught wreck in 1991. He smashed, not only NWA, but the whole world with this hardcore album.
POSTED 01|02|2005
This album has it all. The funkiest beats with some of the illest breaks and incredible rhymes by Grand Puba.
POSTED 01|01|2005
The combination of DJ Doc’s creative, multi-sampling production and Lord Shafiq’s flow is great and makes this album a must-have and the year 1989 even more legendary.
POSTED 12|29|2004
This is a very solid album and an absolute highlight in the history of UK hip-hop! Side note: K-Gee produced some tracks for British pop formation All Saints and is now currently workin on a solo album.
POSTED 12|29|2004
The combination of the pumpin funk beats, the fantastic horns and Lakim’s unique rapping style is superb. Lakim seemed more relaxed than on the first LP and totally rips the mic!
POSTED 12|28|2004
Ever heard of Naughty by Nature? You must have. If you know that the latter was formerly known as the New Style, you could imagine that this is some serious material. And yes, this album’s dope.
POSTED 12|27|2004
Brycon & DJ Equal bring you real live music with a passion for hip-hop and a hunger for recognition! Hip-hop the way it should be.
POSTED 12|27|2004
All these tracks total a real soundscape and if we keep in mind that the music equipment in 1989 was negligible comparing to nowadays, the album deserves to be admired.
POSTED 12|25|2004
CL drops the smoothest lines and raps with style, dignity and some sharp punch lines here and there.
POSTED 12|22|2004from the vaults
