Hip-hop Reviews
Talib Kweli - Right About Now - The Official Sucka Free Mix CD
Written by Franklin Grimes   

hip-hop reviews If ASCAP numbers reflected the viewership of the masses like the Nielsen ratings, Talib Kweli would probably rank alongside the socially conscious programming of KCET. Despite truly keeping it real to the hip hop culture and garnering the respect of commercial kingpins the likes of 50 Cent and Jigga Jay-Z, Talib Kweli struggles to solidify his niche in the hearts of hip-hop’s latest generation of heads.

Right About Now… is a shout in the dark – “I’m still here and I’m not going anywhere.” 

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The Lost Children Of Babylon – The 911 Report: The Ultimate Conspiracy
Written by Franklin Grimes   

hip-hop reviews Back in 1997, Capone-N-Noreaga released the heated album, The War Report, amidst the flaring egos of the east coast/west coast feud. By harnessing the controversial imagery of rocking desert fatigues and drawing connections between Lefraq and Iraq, CNN garnered enough media hype to distance themselves from the rest of the rapping riff raff.

Images of the falling towers behind what I can only describe as a Taliban member wrapped in the American flag dawn the cover. With the use of Arabic characters littered throughout the inserts and track listings, The Lost Children of Babylon make it abundantly clear that they are…angry?

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Trae - Restless
Written by Kristofer Upjohn   

hip-hop reviews Trae’s Restless is a bit baffling. It’s one of those CDs you just have no reaction to. It’s not bad so as to be laughable. But it doesn’t grab either.

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