| Reviews Reviews are based on a point system. 1=bootee, 10=masterpiece |
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| Hennessey- Hendog The Jackal: I was feenin for a great Hendog album after I heard the work he put down on compilations. This album did not dissappoint. It was a much harder, more gangster style than I was used to hearing, but his tales of street life and street pimpin were a treat to hear. He still has those freaky tales that the females as well would like, but it was still different than what I thought it would be. In any case, I was pleasantly suprised. 7 OUT OF 10 |
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| Pandemonium- Compilation: Pandemonium is a compilation alot of people have slept on. It includes the biggest names from Hip Hop all together on one album. 15 smoking tracks. The tracks include: Toast 2 The P - Devin The Dude, Twista & Fel Get This Money - Too Short, E-40, & Richie Rich Rider's Ride - Capone & Noreaga How Life - Black Rob, D Nell, & Fel Pimp Talk - Suga Free, Dru Down, 4-Tay Pandemonium - G-Dep Of Bad Boy & Raw A.K. Ripper - Juvenile, C-Note, & Fel Baller's Night Out - Snoop Dogg, Warren G, & The Delinquents Thug Lords - Yukmouth, C-Bo, & Spice 1 Mar Chin - B-Legit & Scarface Gangsta - Fat Joe, MC Ren, & Armageddon Do It 4 The Gangstas - A.L. & Benny Blanco Gangsta Sh*t - Jayo Felony It's Me - DJ DOC Pandemonium (Against Terrorism) - Yukmouth, RBL, San Quinn & Keak Da Sneak Defintely one of the most diverse albums to come out in quite a while. 9 OUT OF 10 |
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| Mystic- Cuts For Luck and Scars For Freedon: Mystic's spoken intro this album, where she invites the listener to "open up your mind," is an encouraging sign that this no-nonsense female rapper has something going on upstairs. Over dark, moody, heavily atmospheric backing, Mystic delivers raps that take a long, hard look into the gritty realities of urban life without ever descending into thug-life posing or hardened cynicism. The emotional/moral outrage with which Mystic delivers her observations about the difficulties inherent in everyday ghetto life is an indication of her own disillusioned idealism. She speaks not only of the problems between men and women, but also of the children of broken (or nonexistent) relationships, and the victims of street violence. Ultimately, CUTS FOR LUCK finds Mystic attempting to speak for those who generally have no voice. 8.75 OUT OF 10 |
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