Throwback Thursday Review: CrazySexyCool | TLC
I don’t really know if it’s possible to dislike certain groups. These are the groups that have set certain standards for what music sounds like or maybe simply created music […]
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Throwback Thursday Review: Country Grammar | Nelly
After only recently realizing that ‘The Fix’ was made by Nelly and feeling personally weird about not knowing that after having heard the song multiple times, I felt I had […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Finding Forever | Common
There’s no denying Common’s royalty status in hip-hop culture. His street mentality combined with his complex lyrical divulging has made him one of the most respected emcees of all time. […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Low | David Bowie
Relentless experimentation and the subzero breath of spacious lyrics proved to be more than most people were ready for in the late 70’s. The late David Bowie is definitely one […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Just Tryin’ Ta Live | Devin The Dude
Life to most of us isn’t this glamorous enigma that is glorified and talked about by a large portion of today’s mainstream rappers. Rather, most of us are just trying […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Holiday 2015 Edition: Ceelo’s Magic Moment | Ceelo Green
On Christmas or in the month preceding it, I never thought of Ceelo Green as a musical staple. I solely thought of him as the jazzy, soulful, freak that wore […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Megadef | Styles Of Beyond
Styles of Beyond are like those out of control kids in your neighborhood that kick trash cans over, light fireworks at midnight and tag buildings and signs with spray paint […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Ceelo Green and His Perfect Imperfections
Stepping outside the box in the music industry has always be a risky task. Labels expect their artists to garner mainstream appeal with their records and even fans get weary […]
Throwback Thursday Review: Supa Dupa Fly | Missy Elliott
Hip-hop, a genre undeniably dominated by men telling stories of their raucous club nights, potent drugs, bodacious women, aggressive tendencies, chaotic love lives, heated rivalries and anything else deemed worthy […]
Throwback Thursday Review: The Documentary | The Game
Whether you hate it or love it, The Game’s debut album, The Documentary in 2005 brought the grit and recognition back to West Coast gangster rap. Hip-hop’s landscape was already […]
