Reviews of the new G Rap, MC Eiht and KRS-One albums, aka the Blastmasta forgets which Beastie Boy died.
No Country for Old (Rap) Men: When Middle Aged Rappers Attack
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Nice write up Robbie!!
Lol It’s a dope thing was my jam…
I will say, of all the old guys still hanging around DJ Quik stills seems to be putting out good music. Both on the mic and in the booth, consistent bangers.
i’m pretty sure brenk sinatra falls under dick slipmat’s category of “EUROPEAN STRUGGLE PRODUCERS IN CROATIA OR WHATEVER”
which is one of the funniest things i’ve read in the comments here. thanks for the article.
Story checks out, he’s Austrian.
Don’t give that child molester protector any shine or that perm having fake gangsta rapper mc eight.
Much love to G RAP!
Best title of an article. We need more middle aged rappers out there.
Im checking for Eiht.
Thanks for staying up on the AARP (American Association of Rap Pioneers). I don’t know of any other sites that are reviewing these albums.
I also second the DJ Quik mention, his recent album is dope — he has a proven formula and sticks to it.
Mentioning the wrong Beastie Boy was a genius move — at least it brought KRS some publicity for the album (and gives people something to talk about other than him defending Afrika Bambaataa).
Always gonna check some new KRS, so I can know where HIP HOP is at.
I plan on copping that MC Eiht & KRSONE joint no disrespect to the legendary KGR but I don’t want to hear a bunch of guests rappers if I want to hear that then I’ll buy a compilation, ya dig.