Tony Tony Touch Piece Maker CD

 Hip-Hop 4ever
the fist album, where all tracks are cool!!! a great album
Submitted by daniel_at_work2 (Leipzig, Germany)
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 The Best
One of the best CDs I've heard. Tony really puts it down and shows what REAL hip hop from a Boricua sounds like!
Submitted by dcaban1 (Miami, FL, USA)
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 THIS IS SOME NYC STYLE
This mix tape shows the real NYC style, aunque it has some west coast artists, Tony le pone las pistas jus for them and they sound really great. This is nothing commercial, so if you're looking for some underground NYC rap here it is.
Submitted by grandmasterdiego (MEDELLÍN, COLOMBIA)
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 One of the best mix tape albums - ever.
What is there to say about an album featuring the latest "freestyles" from the best in the rap game? This is album is killer and a must have for those who love rap music. The album is a very "east coast" heavy with great submissions from De La Soul, Mos Def, KRS-One, Big Pun and GangStarr. But the "west coast" is VERY represented by appearances from Cypress Hill, The Liks, Xzibit and Defari. There is even an early appearance from D-12 (feat. Eminem) before their first album was released. This album is worth every penny for the simple fact that Big Daddy Kane and KRS-One flow on the same song, The Class of '87. That has NEVER happened before (excluding the many-emcee Self Destruction single). My personal favorite is What's That? (Que Eso?) featuring Mos Def and De La Soul. De La Soul continues to prove that they are some of the best rappers to ever lay it down on wax. And Mos Def continues to let everyone know that he is a force to reckon with. This album is great and should not be missed.
Submitted by a reviewer (New York, NY)
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 TOCA: FROM A MIX TAPE KING TO A MASTER 'PIECE MAKER'
This album is a must not just for Hip Hop fans, but for fans of popular music in general. It is hands down the tightest mix-dj album ever put together. It is also one of the best Hip Hop albums in recent memory. The Piece Maker should be considered for 'Album of the Year' on any level. Tony Touch is more than a great dj, an excellent producer, a solid emcee. He is a charismatic artist who has the ability to bring worlds together, merely on the strength of respect which his name commands throughout the industry. The album is full of Hip Hop superstars (big name emcees and top producers) - past and present. Big Daddy Kane (back in his original form), Kool G Rapp, and KRS ONE on the same track for the first time - killing it. The album also features several other DJ's, from Kid Capri and Doo Wop on the mic to Premiere, De La's Maseo and others contributing on the production tip. Most Def rhyming in Spanish. Plus Big Pun, Woo Tang, Eminem, the Flipmode Squad (with Busta Rhymes and Rah Digga), Heltah, Skeltah, Gang Starr, Cypress Hill, Xibit, Total, Mobb Deep, Beatnuts, De La Soul, DITC, among others. The production is entirely superb and the tracks appropriately cover the underground, club and mainstream. The album is true to Hip Hop, and yet fun enough to be enjoyed by any listener - from start to finish. Throw in a few brief yet really funny skits. Tony Touch: a definite Master 'Piece Maker'.

Vanja a/k/a B1 (of the Bronx)
Submitted by a reviewer (new york, ny)
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