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Take, for example, the text you posted. Sure, nothing more Sure (a rhyme on the fly to stay on theme) has been said, Mic Geronimo in his 94 debut made a memorable track called "Time To Build" (download that track, a milestone of Rap) that talks about the same things, and then you even mention You Got's To Chill and cite EPMD who are contemporaries of theirs? A bit of shame, no? What do they think, that the rap records they shamelessly copied this crap from are only at their place?

Well Giò, there are tracks on this album that I can't name or else I’ll vomit on the keyboard. I mean, they put together a whole instrumental compilation (it's beautiful, I recommend it: "the in sound from way out," with a nice digipack, nothing unreleased but just a collection) and then you give me an album of looped beats? Come on, get out of here...

HELLO NASTY ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE OF RAP. Now to get back, I need Zack's album "Il Rap Sono IO" by de la Rocha with the beats from Dj "I know two stripes better than anyone" Shadow & EL "When I was playing with Co-Flow, they were all drooling behind" Producto. That's when I'll feel better again.

If you like this, feel the CANNIBAL Ox or EL-P, true rap of the new millennium, not that '80s shit.

Giò, I was disappointed at first too, but then I listened to it on repeat from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and it made me SHIT MY PANTS. But how can you listen to INCREDIBLE tracks like "The Move" and then put out disgusting crap like "open letter to new york city"? BRING BACK MARIOCALDATOERISORDIDERDIGIPACK.

Nothing Caldato, nothing electric rap crossover, just Old School Rap. They can shove Old School Rap up their asses if it’s done with the same metrics that have been harassing us for 15 years; they’ve gotten on my nerves, this album is a joke. What’s the point of making an Old School album in 2004? Why are they, who have always been the guiding light towards innovation, now going back 15 years? Why do they, who have never made a looped beat without mixing it with at least a 20-second interlude, now throw an album full of looped beats at us? It’s just another rap album like a billion others, nothing more and nothing less. It would deserve a 2-3 if it weren’t for the Beasties, but they are the Beasties, so it’s less than ZERO. They are DEAD; if I go to the live show, I’ll throw rotten apples at them, they made me SICK. It feels like listening to "Yo! Bum Rush the Show!" or "Paid in Full"; how dare these three idiots act cool like this? I thought they included played parts because they knew they were CLEARLY INFERIOR at rapping, but no, they’re convinced they’re good. COME ON, HOW DISGUSTING, BRING BACK MARIO CALDATO JUNIOR and send these three cocky idiots home. You want to send a message and therefore don’t distract the listener with played parts? Fine, nothing to say, but if you can’t rap, BE AWARE OF IT. How disgusting, how disgusting, how disgusting. TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, PURE CRAP. C-R-A-P. I hope they sell three copies. DAMN IT, I BOUGHT IT AND EVEN IN A LIMITED DIGIPACK FOR €25.90; I would have preferred to lose that money than give it to them for this bullshit.

If you answer correctly about Urban, we’ll move on to the second level and you’ll be questioned on 70s prog-rock and so on. After you complete the questioning on 5 musical genres chosen at our discretion, you will be free to insult us and spit in each of our faces one by one, but first the training, it’s the law, I can’t do anything about it.

No, not me, I want to know more about this patton from Alice, I'm sure I've heard it before.

Yes, but Alice, you didn’t answer me, leaving my curiosity intact. BUT DOES MIKE PATTON HAVE A side project, yes or no? Because it reminds me of something. :)

Never heard of these Faith No More, nor this Mike Patton, but doesn’t he happen to have a side project? Because up until your arrival, we were all convinced that it was Linkin Park who invented crossover, thanks :)