LISTED REVIEWS
Watch out for the sleeve, might contain cerumen!
POSTED 11|11|2004
'Don’t try to diss, cuz this is not dissable', is the line that says it all about this album. The record is divided in a Madd Site and a Kaotic Site, but in fact, the whole album is crazy madd.
POSTED 11|10|2004
The melancholic jazz vibes are all over and Supastition seems like a man that lived nine lives, so much to say… triple dope!
POSTED 11|08|2004
Kankick flips jazzy, dark mellow and soulful loops over down-tempo, minimalistic drums with a groovy bass line here and there.
POSTED 11|07|2004
This album is definitely the most underestimated album on the Next Plateau discography despite of the scratched samples of the blazin 'Versatility': 'Never underestimate Supreme caus I’m versatile'…
POSTED 11|06|2004
Phil the Agony continues in the style of Alkaholiks’ 'XO Experience' and Defari’s latest album: feel-good party beats with an old school lyrical content.
POSTED 11|06|2004
Madlib took care of the last few tracks and as always things are on point. Him and his brother manage to take it to another level.
POSTED 11|02|2004
J Rock the Messiah drops dope lyrics, telling stories about pimpin, hustling, trying to survive in the hood, which would make Jeru the Damaja jealous.
POSTED 10|26|2004
They both talk about their drinking qualities, lookin under girl’s skirts and the movie 'Bar Fly', one of the greatest movies dedicated to the art of drinking!
POSTED 10|26|2004
Spinning this record on your barbecue party is a guarantee for a packed dance floor; with tracks like 'Freak the Funk', 'To The Max' and 'Gets Into His Move' the shit goes down!
POSTED 10|23|2004from the vaults
