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- R.I.P. Dizzee Rascal's integrity.
There have been exactly 53 million hip-hop albums made, now here's another one from the man who should've made another innovative grime album. It's like Ferrari stopping production because there's more money in making metal dustbins. No, wait I could live with that. If you think this album is his best check out a Big Brothers album or Labotomy.com.
Rating: - DizzeeRascalForPrimeMinister.co.uk
This is definately his best yet. He goes from strength to strength in my opinion.
Rating: - dizze rascals best album yet!
Dizzee Rascals latest album is by far his best yet, and extremely promising to do well.
I think firstly I should point out that, there is not one song on the album I don't love!
He's back with bigger, better beats- even better, if possible, than `Boy in the corner'.
My particular favourites Lily Allen remix `wana be', `flex', `sirens' and `bubbles'.
This album is a guaranteed amazing buy, one of the best albums you could ever buy, one of the best albums you could ever get.
Even though I have heard, and listened to the songs over and over again, I am yet to be bored, its just one of those albums you will always love.
Dizzee is definitely flaunting his potential in this album, and is showing us yet again Britain holds one of the most desired rappers in the world.
Dizzee has always been a favourite of mine and after you listen to this album, I bet he will be yours too.
Rating:
- Dizzee going off the boil?
Can't help feeling disappointed by Dizzee's third album - nowhere near as innovative or clever as his earlier stuff.
What's Lily Allen doing on here? She's fine in herself and I enjoyed her album but her track sounds out of place and she isn't well used as with Common or even Kate Nash's appearance on the new Kano album.
I don't really understand the Arctic Monkeys track either - seems like they went out of their way to do something together, rather than it being a good opportunity in itself, sounds like a very average album track with a sample thrown in.
Pussy'ole is a good grime track but nothing earth-shattering and probably a bit too straightforward for someone of Dizzee's obvious intelligence. We want to see him twist these things up a bit rather than come with straight aggression!
Sirens, Where's Da G's and Excuse Me Please are the good news - showing real variety and creativity.
Sirens is a terrific bit of social observation and has a really big sound - use it to scare your neighbours!
Where's Da G's is a fine pure hip-hop tune with a knowing west-coast synth, although I thought Dizzee sounded a bit outclassed rhyme-for-rhyme when put next to the very polished UGK MCs.
Excuse me Please is intelligent and minimalistic introspection, seemingly touching on the Jean Charles de Menezes shooting - who else has taken THAT on?
Too much filler here, though and as different as they are, it's hard to avoid comparison with the new Kano album, which is extremely well made and drips with quality from beginning to end. I'd like to see Dizzee give the tours a rest and come with something as well rounded and well-produced as that for his next album.
Rating: - Grime stand up!
Dizzee produces the hottest cd out in the grime world here. with cool beats and some killer rhymes, with dizzee flowing at fantastic speeds he's sure to have a hit. Sirens is massive, as we all know, as is pussy'ole, another stand out, but the real hits are in Where Da G's with UGK and also Wannabe with Lily Allen. Also the arctic monkeys collab is good aswell.
a good grime album and i know dizzee has lots more in the cannon
cop it now
- R.I.P. Dizzee Rascal's integrity. There have been exactly 53 million hip-hop albums made, now here's another one from the man who should've made another innovative grime album. It's like Ferrari stopping production because there's more money in making metal dustbins. No, wait I could live with that. If you think this album is his best check out a Big Brothers album or Labotomy.com.
Rating:
- DizzeeRascalForPrimeMinister.co.ukThis is definately his best yet. He goes from strength to strength in my opinion.
Rating:
- dizze rascals best album yet!Dizzee Rascals latest album is by far his best yet, and extremely promising to do well.
I think firstly I should point out that, there is not one song on the album I don't love!
He's back with bigger, better beats- even better, if possible, than `Boy in the corner'.
My particular favourites Lily Allen remix `wana be', `flex', `sirens' and `bubbles'.
This album is a guaranteed amazing buy, one of the best albums you could ever buy, one of the best albums you could ever get.
Even though I have heard, and listened to the songs over and over again, I am yet to be bored, its just one of those albums you will always love.
Dizzee is definitely flaunting his potential in this album, and is showing us yet again Britain holds one of the most desired rappers in the world.
Dizzee has always been a favourite of mine and after you listen to this album, I bet he will be yours too.
Rating:
- Dizzee going off the boil?Can't help feeling disappointed by Dizzee's third album - nowhere near as innovative or clever as his earlier stuff.
What's Lily Allen doing on here? She's fine in herself and I enjoyed her album but her track sounds out of place and she isn't well used as with Common or even Kate Nash's appearance on the new Kano album.
I don't really understand the Arctic Monkeys track either - seems like they went out of their way to do something together, rather than it being a good opportunity in itself, sounds like a very average album track with a sample thrown in.
Pussy'ole is a good grime track but nothing earth-shattering and probably a bit too straightforward for someone of Dizzee's obvious intelligence. We want to see him twist these things up a bit rather than come with straight aggression!
Sirens, Where's Da G's and Excuse Me Please are the good news - showing real variety and creativity.
Sirens is a terrific bit of social observation and has a really big sound - use it to scare your neighbours!
Where's Da G's is a fine pure hip-hop tune with a knowing west-coast synth, although I thought Dizzee sounded a bit outclassed rhyme-for-rhyme when put next to the very polished UGK MCs.
Excuse me Please is intelligent and minimalistic introspection, seemingly touching on the Jean Charles de Menezes shooting - who else has taken THAT on?
Too much filler here, though and as different as they are, it's hard to avoid comparison with the new Kano album, which is extremely well made and drips with quality from beginning to end. I'd like to see Dizzee give the tours a rest and come with something as well rounded and well-produced as that for his next album.
Rating:
- Grime stand up!Dizzee produces the hottest cd out in the grime world here. with cool beats and some killer rhymes, with dizzee flowing at fantastic speeds he's sure to have a hit. Sirens is massive, as we all know, as is pussy'ole, another stand out, but the real hits are in Where Da G's with UGK and also Wannabe with Lily Allen. Also the arctic monkeys collab is good aswell.
a good grime album and i know dizzee has lots more in the cannon
cop it now