Recent content by DarthKidd

That was def cool to watch, but all I learned about Esham's history pretty much was that Boomin was recorded in 10 hours.

Yeah, I bought 3 copies of that album, 2 re-rereleases and 1 RLP original, and they all have that shit. I asked some dude awhile ago, and he said his copy didn't have that problem.....maybe he lied though. Also, definitely excited for that detroit hip-hop documentary. Can't wait to hear what...

Sorry, this is off topic. @acidraptor. On your copy of Blaz4me, does your audio fuck up for a split second shortly after the beginning of "U can't fuck wit a mastamind"?

It's got this trippy, melodic synth thing going on for better or for worse. He attempts to sing more which will probably get on your nerves. It does have it's brilliant moments though. Not as consistent as his previous two albums but definitenly worth your time as a worth follow-up.

http://www.allhiphop.com/stories/features/archive/2011/07/04/22831138.aspx New interview with Esham from allhiphop. Most bitter rapper alive? I think so, but I also think that's why I love Esham.

The murder aspect of the album really comes off as gimmicky....which is expected since it's a psychopathic debut. However, it's still the Dayton Sound. Not a bad album.

That bonus track is siiiiick. buyin' this album.

Thank god somebody else called Tongues a classic. That shit is timeless. The production on that is in a league of its own, and Esham's flow is sooooo smooth. The lyrics are raw and from the heart too. I honestly feel like that's E's most natural sounding album.

Are people seriously hating on Tongues? THAT was Esham's last great album.

http://blog.therealbrothalynchhung.com/2011/02/sm-blogs-interview-with-g-macc-from-madesicc-muzicc/#more-1434 Dope interview except for all the strange fans asking about Tech N9ne and all 6's and 7's.

They need a lyrically agile and charismatically charged female rap group. As it is now, the label is a sausage fest. L6Gwek81LiQ

Which was a better album: Gravediggaz -Niggamortis/6 Feet Deep or Flatlinerz - U.S.A. I used to love them both, but that first Gravediggaz album wasn't hard enough for me. I always thought Flatlinerz truly illustrated horror with their lyrics. Nowadays though, I don't really care for...

Is it just me or was La Coka Nostra completely overshadowed by Slaughterhouse? Both debut albums came out around the same time, but Slaughterhouse's was the only one talked about. Fast forward to today, and LCN's album has gotten way more play from me.... not sayin' Slaughterhouse's wasn't...

What's the story behind the Spice 1 advertisement on the siccness homepage? I've clicked the link, and it really doesn't have much info. Is home street home still coming out?

I hope all the cd repressings aren't "high-quality" cd-rs like they were the last time. Right on though. I'm glad it finally reopened. Also, that Subatomic expansion is only with the subwoofer? lame.