A rating of 4 MIKES, haha

Big baby Jesus Mike man shout out Mike bro is a real rapper.

MIKE is the man‼‼ An absolute beast & legend at what he does‼ Actually one of Earl's main influences on his newer stuff, but they both are influenced off each other & ofc share the DOOM influence‼ but yes MIKE is very, very consistent and extremely talented, he's known for his short lengthed tracks like DOOM‼ Great review fam💪

Did u get to listen to war by Ortiz? I just ran into it

Hey Hip-Hop History Buff can you Review That new Young Dro & Zaytoven Album 10 Piece Hot.

When the tree shakes it’s gets cold and then boom banks dropping 🐐🐐🐐

I love all hip hop, but lyrically, New York was on another level. Sometimes, that was to their detriment. However, I think there is a balance. West coast rappers were going platinum with ease. Meanwhile, east coast rappers struggled with sales. West coast rappers and rappers from the South also seemed to be more entrepreneurial. East Coast rappers depended on contracts. Even the ones going gold and platinum had bad contracts.

Just copped this on cd. I'm loving it. Stu never misses.

RJ is HIM. Thanks for the review.

Wack album, real commercial pharrel sound

Nice review bro. Finally you doing an album review of an album that's actually dope!

Imma give this a spin! This one slipped through the cracks bro! I usually stay up to date on drops like this. That's why I keep up with your reviews! You keep me in the loop. These dudes are slept on.

Thought it was kinda mid. I like it when he raps with Mondo Slade.

No megan thee Stallion album ?

This bithc bang been on repeat since 12 am 1.24.25

I got through the first few tracks, but haven't gotten back to the rest of the project

Thanks For The Listen! 💯

Hell of a group thier first 3 albums bring great memories of a era of real dope hip hop music i recently saw public enemy at a concert i was ginna ask did u ever rate it takes a nation of millions to hold us back ? I feel thats a 5 mic album as well

I know this just came out. But this has to Boldy’s worst album of the decade. Even lack luster releases like hidden in plain sight or Mr ten08 have some personality. This just sounds like stock-trap beat BS. I don’t want to hear Boldy over this mediocre of production again. You mention the lukewarm reception to his last release, well holy sht. This is 10x worse. At least that one had evolving sounds and psychedelic soundscapes to keep the listener intrigued. This just made me feel like it was a chore to get through, which is something that has never happened before with one of Boldy’s albums. 2 mics bro get this bs outta here

Big Ghost is DOPE

Gonna Be Honest I Didn't Like This Project At All I Couldn't Even Get Through The Whole Album. The Production Was Not IT & That's My First Time Saying This About A Boldy Project. I Understand He Experiment With Different Producers On Every Project But That Can Be The Gift & The Curse. He Needs To Stick With Producers He Really Gel With.

Big Fan of Boldy love his work will give it a play.

Definitely gonna give it a listen… But he needs to relax a little.

Definitely too much he’s over working

3.2 🎤's i like Boldy but i want to see him drop a classic and that means 6-8 bangers on a project with 14 tracks minimum

I think it comes down to the younger generations consumption of Hip Hop..There attention spands are very short so that's why artists are trying so hard to stay relevant by consistently dropping projects..And it really annoys me because most of these artists catering the newer generations are dropping short projects people call them albums but if it's less than 10 -12 songs it's a EP just keeping it a buck

Top bloated . Mixed bag, 5 out of 10

HIP HOP was sparked by Black Americans. NYC Boriquas that grew up with them, helped build it. I'm from the North East Bronx and we rocked with each other in my hood.

Buen video, saludos desde Perú

I'm 52 and in the late 70s I was already into HipHop in PR before I even came to the USA in 85 and I was just a kid break dancing kicking ass beating high school kids please stray from the Projects and as far as Dj we had them

This album was boring.

Gotta check it out

Im definitely fkn w/this, already ordered my vinyl. I always give posthumous releases a double-take because they’re often just labels/estates trying to squeeze the last bit of revenue that they can from a fledgling fanbase, but Mac’s people do it way different and really care. As a fan, I’m glad Mac’s people aren’t the kind to sully his name with subpar to trash release that were never meant to see the light of day all for a payday. It’s a bit soon to say but this is possibly a top 4 project from him, just in my opinion.

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KA and ROC stated that sound that is thriving thru NY . His Pen was second to no one you gotta listen to KA and Animoss collab album under the name the hermit and the recluse

Nastradamus PJ Window Come Get Me Were the only good songs on the album

Rap City back in the day was very East Coast bias. Rarely showed any other regions rap artists even though they were selling better than the East. Question, James Naismith invented the game of basketball, would you say he’s a better basketball player than Wilt Chamberlain?

Solid 5 for me, no skips.

It's aiight

if you only knew I had this on tape. Hip hop was in New York hands

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Can’t be duplicated what a time Classic personal Classic and East Coast Classic Now we here in 25 keep doing your thing love the content.

Not just a personal, but I consider this an across-the-board classic. And I say that as a person who was growing up in Los Angeles at the time, where G-Funk ruled that era, and much of this east coast boom bap music didn't get much play with us, outside of niche circles like Friday Night Flavas mixshow at midnight, or Sway & Tech's Wake Up Show, which came on Power 106 late Saturday nights. When I saw the notification for this review/revisit last night, I made sure to play the album before watching. Your recollection and assessments of these songs is on point. I was late to this project. Didn't buy the cassette til later in '95, after I saw "Bucktown" nominated for something at that year's Source Awards. After buying it, I use to play this album on my walkman, catching the bus to school everyday. It's that dope. I have "Dah Shinin'" in the same class as other east coast classics from that 94-96 era such as "Hard To Earn"; "The Infamous"; The Purple Tape; "Sun Rises In The East"; "Illmatic" and "Livin' Proof" by Group Home. That's back when Ney York hip hop actually sounded like New York hip hop, and not the confused, wave-riding mess that it is now, sonically. Helps that the Boot Camp Click had a dope in-house production team, Da Beatminerz, who don't get enough props. Fave songs: "Bucktown"; "Wontime"; "Sound Bwoy Burial"; "Hellucination"; "PNC"; and "Let's Get it On."

A 5/5 classic album 🔥

Nice review bro! Beatminerz got their ish together on this album sound wise.. they messed up the pre master on some of the tracks for blackmoon enta da stage album in 1993.. they turned the bass up way to much so some of the tracks on that album sounded distorted.. but this album da shinin they got the sound clear and the beats were dope.. nice review!!

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Classic LP! 1995 gives 1988 a run for its money for best year for Hip-Hop