Album Review-Bad Meets Evil- Hell-The Sequel

So one of the biggest developments in underground/lyrical hip-hop was the winter signing of Slaughterhouse to Shady Records. One of the back stories to the entire deal was the reconciliation of Eminem and Royce da 5'9. Though their beef had been squashed years before it took some conversations and 'manning up' over the past 18 months or so to bring this entire deal about. So its a good thing, and

That Hip-Hop I Live for

Lol yo Onyx still has the feel after all of these years. Sometimes we need to have some angry music to balance out the happy-go-lucky stuff that you hear most of the time. It also has some real feeling and emotion behind it unlike the falseness from a Rick Ross or Lil Wayne.Now Fredro has been kind of annoying lately with his wack ass tales of the industry but the fact they have the idea that

Album Review- M.O.P. - Foundation

Now for those of you young heads out there who might fall into this blog mistake, you need to know something, and it's this M.O.P. will stomp the shit out you. 95% of rappers are true frauds or actors for lack of a better term and the other 5% is real and just sucks, except for M.O.P. . Lil Fame and Billy Danze have been around the block and back, through several labels and popularity cycles in

Album Review- Certified Hot Chick- Rasheeda

Do not ask me why. Okay fine I'll admit it, I generally like this ATL chick's features. She is extremely regional and I can see why listening to the album. It's not just the accent though.Rasheeda isn't bad looking at all so of course that is her in with us men and women generally aren't going to listen to an ugly broad rap about her life cause they all feel they are attractive themselves. So she