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 "The Roots don’t want you to feel what they did in the studio, they want you to be there while they’re doing it."

 "Black Thought and Malik B draw from this rich musical dough the most genuine and fragrant rap bread imaginable."

The Roots’ album 'Do You Want More?!!!??!' expertly merges jazzy live instrumentation with hip-hop flows and beatboxing. Praised for its musicality, lyrical skill, and vibrant energy, the album feels like an authentic, improvised jam session. Featuring standout performances from members and guest artists, it breaks barriers between performers and listeners. This 72-minute journey balances fun and thoughtful Afrocentric poetry for a unique and compelling hip-hop experience. Dive into The Roots’ groundbreaking jazz-rap album and experience hip-hop like never before!

 Rarely does music conceived for the mass audience manage to be remembered for such a long time.

 'A Change is Gonna Come' is a painful injection of optimism, revealing the absolute determination not to succumb to repeated subjugation.

Ain't That Good News feels more like a collection of singles than a cohesive album, typical of 1960s Rhythm & Blues. The standout 'A Change is Gonna Come' remains a powerful anthem against social injustice. Cooke’s voice drives the record's charm, blending sensuality and mastery across diverse tracks. Though the album shows its age and includes filler ballads, its moments of brilliance and heartfelt optimism resonate deeply. Listen now to Sam Cooke’s Ain't That Good News and experience timeless soul classics that shaped music history.

 "The best adjective to define the album is: anachronistic."

 "It's difficult for Italian Rap to shake off the label of simply being a display of rhymed concepts, practically doable by anyone."

Maury B's 'Book Of Rhymes' delivers simple rhymes and solid productions with a strong 90s flavor, showcasing his flow's naturalness. However, its heavy reliance on worn-out old-school Hip-Hop rhetoric and repetitive beats make much of the album feel outdated. While the album may appeal to nostalgic fans, it struggles to bring fresh innovation needed in modern Italian Rap. The review acknowledges the album’s occasional quality but ultimately views it as anachronistic. Discover the nostalgic vibes of Maury B's 'Book Of Rhymes' and explore the roots of Italian Rap culture today!

 So many things have horrified me about this latest effort by Chico Snef that I really couldn’t say what disgusted me more than anything else.

 The alliance with J-Ax three years ago had already foreshadowed a frightening lack of ideas, but I never expected an album so shabby.

This review harshly criticizes Neffa's album Molto Calmo for its repetitive and bland production, overuse of autotune, and uninspired vocal delivery. The reviewer finds many tracks derivative and unpleasant, citing poor attempts to mimic other artists and genres. Collaborations feel forced and fail to enhance the record. Overall, the album is seen as a low point in Neffa's career and not recommended. Read this critical review of Neffa's Molto Calmo and decide for yourself if it’s worth a listen!

 So ugly and so bad, that they count a fair number of admirers even among metalheads.

 This is one of those albums to recover without ifs or buts, consume over and over again, and gift to all your little friends.

Onyx's 'All We Got Iz Us' is a relentless and gritty hardcore rap album that captures the raw energy of Queens. Despite lineup changes, Sticky Fingaz and crew deliver booming beats and brutally honest rhymes. The review highlights the album's dark themes, aggressive delivery, and occasional introspection. It's regarded as an essential listen for fans of hardcore and 90s hip hop. Listen to Onyx's fierce 'All We Got Iz Us' and experience the raw power of Queens hardcore rap today!

 The pianistic introduction of the title track grabs us by the ear and transports us straight into an exchange of phrases between McCoy and John.

 Turn off the computer and go find this awesome disc. You’ll be doing yourself a favor, not me.

This review celebrates John Coltrane's iconic album My Favorite Things, highlighting the synergy of his historic quartet. With brilliant performances by McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, and Steve Davis, the album masterfully blends swing and blues styles. The reviewer praises the musical creativity, memorable solos, and the album’s timeless appeal. Dive into the iconic sound of John Coltrane’s My Favorite Things—listen now and experience jazz history firsthand!

 Having twelve (12!!!) beats available from an RZA at the peak of inspiration and failing to create an album that would make its mark in Rap history through the front door.

 Truly a wasted opportunity. Certainly for music lovers.

Method Man's 1994 solo debut 'Tical' showcases excellent production and strong charisma but is held back by uneven rapping and underdeveloped lyrical themes. Despite standout tracks like 'Bring the Pain' and collaborations with notable artists, the album fails to reach classic status. The review highlights a sense of rushed creation, pointing to lost potential rather than outright failure. Method Man’s career would later thrive, but this album remains a flawed first step. Explore Method Man's debut album 'Tical' to hear where raw talent meets missed opportunity in hip hop history.

 Kaos’ unmistakable and inimitable voice, hoarse and scratchy, evokes anger and lived experiences from the very first listen.

 A Kaos record could even come out on basement-made beats... but those who listen do so 90% to hear what he has to say.

This review praises Kaos as arguably the greatest Italian rapper, highlighting his unique voice, technical skill, and refusal to conform. The EP 'Post scripta' is celebrated for its deep, introspective lyrics and masterful production by Dj Argento and Fid Mella. Despite hints at retirement, Kaos continues to captivate both old and new fans. The album is a testament to a long-standing career marked by authenticity and artistic integrity. Listen to Kaos’ 'Post scripta' and experience the essence of authentic Italian rap firsthand.

 Almost all the tracks require more than one listen to be fully understood and appreciated.

 Other rappers vilify other rappers. He vilifies the food industry and Barack Obama.

Silenzio by Rancore and DJ Myke breaks the mold of Italian rap with intricate lyrics and bold production. The album challenges norms through social commentary and complex wordplay, requiring multiple listens to fully appreciate. Despite minor flaws, it stands out as a refreshing, thought-provoking project. Fans of intelligent hip hop will find a lot to admire here. Dive into Rancore & DJ Myke's Silenzio and experience Italian rap like never before—listen now!