Highlighting a peaking time of creativity and artistic freedom in hip-hop. WARNING: Might include ramblings & tantrums.
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DJ Muggs - Soul Assassins Chapter 1 (March 4, 1997)
Told y'all since my very first review on this site: I'm not gonna be the most prolific writer in the world. Welcome back to my con...
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Today's post concerns a very mysterious nickname: Why does Sylvester James by day and Dedi by night call himself The Original Baby ...
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I 'm not a fast review writer. You've probably gathered that by now, though. Heading right back further into the Soul Ass...
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I'm particularly excited for today's post. It's been the one album I've been itching to review ever since I started revi...
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Consistent output. The elusive goal that every artist worth a dime tries to achieve, and yet most end up failing miserably at some point...
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At the eve of my fifth annual trip to the dreaded financial capital of the West Coast of Arabia, (Nothing against the region, I just hat...
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I've been waiting for a minute to pull the ol' switcheroo here on BBR and tackle a run of my choice in reverse chronologica...
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If you're a frequent reader of this blog, you'll notice that after mentioning him in my review for the classic All We Got Iz Us ...
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One year is a long-ass time. More accurately, it's been more than one year since people heard the duo of Phillips & Penn aka the...
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1994. Two teen rappers from Queensbridge, New York were tossed to the wolves the previous year after their debut's sales went straight t...
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I am dead serious when I say that I only listened to today's post for the first time just last week. But, come on, this album wa...