New millenium rap music
author: Jonathan Lieberman
Usually I don't know all the songs by title cause I got it through itunes and I don't look, so I'll do my best. The album begins very futuristically with synthesizer sounds and drums. I like the record scatching and the samples of themselves on previous songs strategically placed in the intro. All in all it's very professionally done. Shred Lexicon and Phonx a lot of times go back and forth with their rhyming and I like that. It's very Kid N' Play and Salt N' Pepa of the new millenium. I like the fact that RHP brings creativity to an art form that needs creativity. The references on the album are good. I like the fact that RHP tries to say something. Sometimes I follow and sometimes I don't. "Keynote Address", "Shift A Vice", "Who is Dr. Cube?", the ass song at the end, are some of my favorites. RHP can get explicit if they want to, but they like to "crack heads open and make omelettes" more times than not. RHP can be compared to 3rd Bass amd De La Soul cause of the originality and the interludes and the way the album is produced. Most of the time when I listen I smile.
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Mike Foam is my grandfather....
author: Stayhigh
The shit was dope.. New level of dope.. I have Dogfight and Rat Race but this is a new plateau for hip hop...
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When does the tour start?
author: Jen
Such a unique sound! Track 5 is one of my favs...Sandwiches is a fun song...Inside the Museums is really trippy...the horns mixed into the background of Twist is a cool, funky touch. There's something for everyone on this CD, so try it out!
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Just what the dr. ordered!
author: Mike Foam
RHP is back in full form with their most cohesive, mind-blowing album to date. I'm really impressed on how they've elevated in terms of production and catchy hooks. If you don't own this yet, buy it now, you won't be disappointed.
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