LISTED REVIEWS
The production on this album is simply amazing and deserves more than the status it has reached now, however it seems like the album is finding its way into the top ten lists of most underrated albums: damn right!
POSTED 12|01|2004
Blazin album by YZ, the New Jersey Crocodile Dundee MC and member of the ESD Posse and Blackwatch Movement. The LP is produced by Tony D and equals delicious mid-school hip-hop.
POSTED 11|28|2004
This album is an absolute must and not only for the Audio Two fans. It's kinda short: not even 40 minutes long but don't worry, it's 39:40 minutes of dope funk.
POSTED 11|18|2004
Still hungry after listening to the fantastic 'Mm Food' album? No worries, caus you can fill up the holes with 'Mm.. Leftovers'
POSTED 11|18|2004
Not much has changed since the first full album, except for the fact that the producer Doom has evolved and his beats are even more hallucinating than they used to.
POSTED 11|17|2004
Red Hot Lover Tone’s second and last solo album before he turned his name into Tone and made fame on the mainstream level with producer’s team Trakmasterz. The production on this album is done by well-known people such as Diamond D, Buckwild, Silver D, Greg Nice and The Trakmasterz.
POSTED 11|17|2004
Don’t be misled by the ragga choruses caus the rest of the album is rough rhymes over fat funky beats.
POSTED 11|16|2004
One busy guy, this Kaze, because he started a few hip-hop organisations, created and presents a TV-show and founded his own label.
POSTED 11|16|2004
I’m sure people will be pleasantly surprised as in 'Is this from Belgium?' and then search for more info on Krewcial and Belgian hip-hop artists.
POSTED 11|15|2004
The album’s tight all the way, Mos Def is (just like on 'Ambushed') once again representin on a few tracks, Rahzel does some beatboxin on 'The Beat Down' and Q-Tip does a lovely feature on '3 MCS'.
POSTED 11|13|2004from the vaults
