Special Features : Hot Hip Hop Album Showcase
| Aberfoyle Springs Compilation Volume 2 |
|
|
|
19 incredible hip hop and rap tracks featuring Atoms Family, K-Skills & Celph Titled, Braille, Kunga219, City Planners, Rok One, Lexicon, Jeff Spec, Storm the Unpredictable, LoDeck, Sixtoo, Sev Statik, Anonymous Twist, Prophetix, Frek Sho, The Goods, Slaughter House V, and more. The best music you won't hear anywhere else.
|
|
 |
|
| Bare Skin Compilation |
|
|
|
Twenty of the best hip hop and rap tracks you haven’t heard. Features real hot, exclusive music by Fermented Reptile, Pip Skid, Frek Sho, Jeff Spec, Tachichi & Moves, Celph Titled, Apathy, iCON the Mic King, and more. Additional gems by Jon Doe ft. C Ray Walz, LoDeck, RedCloud & Braille, Angle, Storm the Unpredictable, and more. An incredible compilation, 80 minutes, 20 tracks of non stop music, no filler.
|
|
|
|
| |
|
|
 Loading ...
Album Review : Ras Kass - "Home Sweet Home" b/w "4 Much"
Artist: Ras Kass
Album: "Home Sweet Home" b/w "4 Much"
Record Label:
Released On: Unknown
Hot Hip Hop Score Card
Ras Kass - "Home Sweet Home" b/w "4 Much"
This is one of those 12's with the serious difference between the A and B-sides. The styles on both are completely different. To put it bluntly, one is good and one is just a notch above wack. "Home Sweet Home" carries the Alchemist beat that was sold to Jadakiss, as well. Both have released singles, so it's a competition--naturally. Ras rips it nicely over the beat with some quotable lines like, "...and that's big time like grandfather clocks". Otherwise, as a whole, the track is just an example of some good rhyming. Ras is a die-hard west coast emcee, but the A-side doesn't have a huge west coast feel to it. At least it seems that way after hearing the Bad-side--excuse me--B-side. Flip the wax over to hear a song featuring Bad Azz, Nate Dogg, and Tash. There's west coast all over this track, which wouldn't be too bad if this didn't sound like a WC track. Bad Azz is like a mirrored Snoop Dogg, but with a Minnie Mouse voice. Ras drops first with a basically good verse and flow altogether. Next, Bad Azz hits the chorus up, sounding a bit like Lil' Wayne, with his Walt Disney ass. I thought, "OK, Bad Azz is just a minor slip up. Oh, see? Here's Tash with his usual style, not impressive, but definitely good." Now, here comes the madness: I've said it once, and I'll say it until Nate Dogg can't sing anymore--he needs to not try to lay an R&B chorus on a pure rap song. He needs to stick with singing the hooks, which he does quite nicely. But please, someone, keep him away from the verses--Even if he only sings for a few lines, just don't let him do it. [Jeff]
Reviewed By RhymeLife.Com for HipHopHotSpot.Com
|
|
Please Note: This album review reflects the personal opinions of the reviewer. These opinions are not necessarily the opinions of HipHopHotSpot.Com, nor are they necessarily fact.
|
|
|
|