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Four years removed from the flash-in-the-pan success of "Second Round K.O.," Canibus seems to have finally come to terms with his has-been status on Mic Club: The Curriculum, where he emphasizes heady rhyming rather than his pointed dis tracks of the past. The first two hard-hitting tracks, "Poet Laureate" and "Master Thesis," illustrate this well. Canibus had always been a thoughtful rapper with a gift for bookish wordplay, even if he'd garnered much more attention for his battling skills as displayed previously on "Second Round K.O." (pointed at LL Cool J) and "Stan Lives!" (at Eminem). Other tracks here like "Cenoir Studies 02" and "Dr. C Ph.D" similarly boast an educated demeanor, and Canibus teams up with fellow street intellectual Kool G Rap on "Allied Meta Forces." Given the shortage of hardcore yet scholarly rappers out there, Canibus offers a refreshing alternative to his bestial hardcore peers as well as his boringly behaved scholarly ones and presents himself as a proud, true anomaly. ~ Jason Birchmeier
Personnel includes: Canibus, Ayatollah, Pharoah Monch, Kool G (rap vocals).
Personnel: Canibus (rap vocals); Jedi Mind Tricks, Kool G Rap, Luminati, Rip The Jacker (rap vocals).
Mic Club: The Curriculum Music Canibus Mic Club: The Curriculum Songs Mic Club: The Curriculum Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  best eva!!!!!!!!!
he could spit over a fart and get 5 mics!!!!!!!!!!
Submitted by bis4life (crooklyn,nyc) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Not as good as 2000 BC but his best effort since it...
This is an excellent album, but doesn't quite match up to 2000 BC. Best songs are "Allied Meta Forces", "Master Thesis", "Behind Enemy Rhymes" and "Liberal Arts". Worth buying.
Submitted by CeeFizz (Greenthumb, Amsterdam)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Canibus' Best Work
I truley believe this is the best work that has ever been put out by Canibus. I love every track on their and the lyrics are mind blowing
Submitted by David Gilmore (Northern Ireland)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Canibus' Best Album
Basically the 2 reviews before mine explain this album, but I disagree with this album not being better than 2000 B.C, this is Canibus' best work, plus he varies the tracks, unlike how 2000 B.C's album is full of battle raps from the first to the last track. If you are a true 'Bis fan, you'll love this album as the production has had very good work on, and the content is excellent!
Submitted by Mark (West London, England, Europe, Planet Earth)
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