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Recording information: Hippie House Studios, Houston, TX; Knockhard Studios, Houston, TX. Snypaz Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   This is NOT like the Snypaz...
I can tell something is wrong with this release...First of all the beat selection isn't like the Snypaz-style. Who are some of the studs rappin' with them?? And also, I know 2-4 Chilla ROB & Sic Wic wouldn't have released this kind of material. They ain't never came wack, but I support this album off of GP.
Submitted by Yglaces (Vintage)
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yo this cd is pretty playa ya'll need to get this cd if u down wit all the chi-town muzik and rap-a-lot
Submitted by playa (austin tx)
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s-n-y-p-a-z is t-i-g-h-t
this rap group is from chicago this is there second release on rapalot records the interesting thing about this album is that it was recorded in 1999 but it wasn't released until 2002 but despite that it is a preety album tight beats with tight lyrics a must for anyone who likes gangsta music
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Philosopher, MC, teacher; there is only one man in rap music that fits this description, and there is not much left that he needs to prove. In just a little over 10 years, KRS-One has gone ghetto-platinum, all of his releases considered rap classics. Both with Boogie Down Productions and as a solo artist, KRS has schooled rap fans with his thoughtful, intelligent lyrics. On I GOT NEXT, KRS-One continues to take hip-hop beyond entertainment and into education.
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Folk-pop guitarist and songwriter Joe Rathbone crafts a compelling brand of acoustic-based American pop on his 2001 album Welcome to Your New Life. Produced by Michael Conrader (Destiny's Child, Aaliyah, and Michelle Shocked), the album has a warm, intimate feel, which is a refreshing surprise from a producer known mostly for his work with R&B artists. Brighter and more optimistic than his contemporaries like John Gorka and David Wilcox, Rathbone is in his element on simple, upbeat songs like "Victory Girl" and "Big Round Sun." While the album doesn't necessarily break new ground, Welcome to Your New Life is a welcome contribution to the contemporary singer/songwriter genre. ~ Zac Johnson
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