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This short episode, was part of a much longer one but didn't gel with the rest of the content so it's become it's own little piece. I've started to notice a trend on youtube with album reviews, which has left me scratching my head. Seems as though some of these reviewers are pumping out review after review without really giving these albums much play. How is this possible?
In this episode I talk about the latest instalment from El-p and KIller Mike of Run The Jewelz. Their latest album RTJ4 is barely out and Anthony Fantano is reviewing it, within a week of its release. Saying it's much better than the previous 3 RTJ albums; Dudes off his head ! It's not that i don't agree, the problem is; the 4th instalment is so fresh and has so many layers that it still hasn't completely revealed itself.
Are these reviewers superhuman? Are they full of shit? Is it possible to review any album after 1 or 2 listens? Join me on this journey, lets talk about it..
#anthonyfantano #shawncee #rtj4 #eminem #rushedalbumreviews
We can't talk about hip hop culture without talking about fashion .. Sneakers and style have been a part of Hip Hop culture since the very beginning.. (google - Jamel Shabazz or Martha Copper) .
Fashion in our culture can be a beautiful thing but there's nothing beautiful about Round 2 or Cool Kicks being looted in L.A.. In this podcast i share my thoughts on the looting, people who stand for nothing who are quick to destroy the next mans hustle and sneaker stores becoming banks, security wise.
This is PART 1 of 2. hope you guys enjoy.. much love.. driz
(Part 2)
In this episode we talk about tracks 11 through 20. It's a step by step look at Eminems 11th full length studio album - Music To Be Murdered By.
I hope you guys are doing well , I really hope you enjoy this podcast. It's taken me almost 3 weeks to record part 1 and 2. It's been a crazy journey with
this album. I really do love it.. In my eyes Em's still the G.O.A.T..
This Episode is about the largest Hip Hop power house of the early 90's - Death Row Records .. I talk about Snoop, Dre , Tupac and the infamous Suge Knight.. Join me on this journey as we talk abut Hip Hop culture and one of the dopest record labels of all time - Welcome to Death Row..
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