Cash Banned

 IT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO PUT PATHETIC STUFF LIKE THIS SINGLE ON TV!

 WITH THIS SINGLE, DID FINLEY RUIN MONDO MARCIO OR THE OTHER WAY AROUND?

This review harshly criticizes the remix of 'Dentro Alla Scatola' by Mondo Marcio and Finley, citing poor musical execution and a forced genre fusion. The remix is described as a commercial strategy targeting young listeners, with weak guitar riffs, misplaced drums, and underwhelming vocals. Ultimately, it's considered a repetitive and unnecessary track that diminishes the original work's value. Discover why this Mondo Marcio and Finley remix sparked controversy—listen and decide for yourself!

 Necrophobic have always been a highly underrated band!

 With this latest work they’ve taken their foot off the accelerator a bit, emphasizing, with long, airy epic passages, a more melodic and less 'extreme' side.

Necrophobic’s album Hrimthursum showcases a more melodic and balanced death-black metal approach compared to their previous aggressive works. Despite earlier promotional issues, the band’s latest release under Regain Records offers a well-crafted mix of dark intensity and epic melodies. The album is engaging throughout its 60-minute runtime and benefits from professional production, making it an enjoyable listen even if it lacks groundbreaking elements. Listen to Necrophobic’s Hrimthursum and explore their melodic yet intense take on death-black metal today!

 His voice, delicate and aggressive when needed, very well conveys the message he wants to give.

 Never Enough is an astronomical disappointment, an insignificant song and VERY CLUB-ORIENTED.

Eminem's Encore showcases his strong rapping and emotional depth in tracks like 'Mockingbird' and 'Like Toy Soldiers,' addressing personal and political themes. However, some songs, especially club-oriented ones featuring 50 Cent, receive criticism for lacking substance. Overall, the album is enjoyable but may not satisfy all longtime fans, reflecting the artist's continued impact on rap music. Explore Eminem's Encore for a mix of raw emotion and rap intensity—listen now and decide for yourself!

 If you’re looking for something that grabs you and makes you dizzy with its beauty, originality of the lyrics, music, and humor, then 950 is for you.

 Rap is falling apart as time goes by, it’s a shame... a real pity because albums like these don’t come out anymore... a shame, a real shame.

Novecinquanta by Fritz da Cat is celebrated as a beautiful and original album marking the end of the Italian old school rap era. Featuring strong collaborations with artists like Neffa and Inoki, and excellent production by DJ Inesha, the album delivers memorable rhymes and poetic lyrics. The reviewer laments the decline of rap's quality but praises this album as a rare masterpiece from the 1990s. Key tracks such as 'Cose preziose' and 'Giorno e notte' stand out for their lyricism and flow. Dive into Fritz da Cat’s Novecinquanta and experience Italian old school rap at its finest—listen now and feel the authentic ‘90s flow!

 "Fred Durst shifts from a prog-metal voice to a pop-soul one in an incredible way."

 "LIMP BIZKIT may have lost credibility in your eyes, but if we listen carefully to their tracks... well, something good comes out!"

The album 'Result May Very' by Limp Bizkit offers an eclectic mix that might appeal across genres. Fred Durst showcases notable vocal shifts from prog-metal to pop-soul styles. Some tracks like 'Eat You Alive' and 'Drown' stand out, while others feel predictable or forced. The inclusion of a Snoop Dogg feature and a cover of The Who adds diversity, making it a varied listening experience worth a closer look. Discover Limp Bizkit's diverse sounds in 'Result May Very'—listen now and judge the comeback for yourself!

 This is a flat album, without emotion and thrown out there to move our butts to the beat in the clubs of Bologna and Milan.

 His desire to break through has led him to change the sound aspect to attract THE SO-CALLED FLOCK, OR THE 'MASS' of musically ignorant people.

The review criticizes Mondo Marcio’s debut album 'Solo un Uomo' as a flat and emotionally empty record. While its beats are commercial and danceable, the lyrics are repetitive and immature. Attempts to imitate American gangster rap are seen as misguided, diminishing Marcio’s potential. The album fails to bring innovation to Italian hip hop and is considered disappointing. Discover why 'Solo un Uomo' sparked debate in Italian hip hop—listen and decide for yourself!

 One of the great talents of Italian rap comes out with a true masterpiece.

 This is the solo debut OF A RAPPER/MC/WRITER that leaves you speechless.

Inoki's debut solo album '5° Dan' is recognized as a true masterpiece of Italian rap, supported by LA PMC and notable DJs. Despite some minor sound quality issues and limited resources, the album showcases passion, skillful scratching, and heartfelt tributes. Tracks like 'Vecchio quartiere' and 'Tutto il mondo' stand out. The album signals a strong beginning for Inoki's solo career and appeals to rap enthusiasts. Listen to Inoki's '5° Dan' and experience a landmark of Italian rap passion and skill!