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6 Feet Deep [Us Import]

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date September 16, 1997
Gravediggaz have founded a new style of hip-hop. The production of rzarector (rza) and the undertaker (prince paul) is appropriately gruesome. This is just so different to any other cd i own, listening to it you enter the scary but fascinating world of the gravediggaz. Whoever's on the mic does a good job, i was particularly impressed by the Grym Reaper though.

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The Pick the Sickle and the Shovel

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date September 22, 1997
I have to disagree with the other reviewers here but only slightly. Gravediggaz have indeed produced one of the most perfect hip-hop/rap albums I've ever heard or own - but it isn't this one.

I bought 'The Pick' entirely because of "6 Feet Under" (my copy is called 'Niggamortis' for some reason - a much better name!) This album was so totally outstanding I went and got 'The Pick, The Sickle'. I've hardly ever listened to it though to be honest. So what's wrong?

Well maybe it's because I bought too many records round that time and it got neglected due to better purchases. But no. I pulled it out again to gave it a second chance. Did this many times. Verdict is it's good but too heavy on the rap. And that's just my personal ... Read More:

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Niggamortis

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date July 07, 1994
Crackin Cd! Not one filler track on this Wu spin off album. Top quality from start to finish. Great beats and basslines throughout with the rhymes dark and humourous. You'll be spittin the lines yourself after a couple listens. Essential.

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Nightmare in a-Minor [Us Import]

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date April 09, 2002
Whilst the 94 horror-core album "Niggamortis" ("6 Feet Deep" in the US) was a truly spooky and hardcore rap album, "Nightmare In A Minor" seems to have lost much of this horror movie plot. The majority of the tracks are without The Rzarector, the most talented Gravedigga, and his absence is easy to notice. The whole album is tightly produced (perhaps with the exception of the title track) but lacks the spirit of previous works. Gravediggaz fans may be disappointed but not digusted.

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6 Feet Deep

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date August 09, 1994
Gravediggaz have founded a new style of hip-hop. The production of rzarector (rza) and the undertaker (prince paul) is appropriately gruesome. This is just so different to any other cd i own, listening to it you enter the scary but fascinating world of the gravediggaz. Whoever's on the mic does a good job, i was particularly impressed by the Grym Reaper though.

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Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide EP

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date September 06, 1994
Gravediggaz have founded a new style of hip-hop. The production of rzarector (rza) and the undertaker (prince paul) is appropriately gruesome. This is just so different to any other cd i own, listening to it you enter the scary but fascinating world of the gravediggaz. Whoever's on the mic does a good job, i was particularly impressed by the Grym Reaper though.

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6 Feet Deep: Clean Version

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date February 28, 2000
Gravediggaz have founded a new style of hip-hop. The production of rzarector (rza) and the undertaker (prince paul) is appropriately gruesome. This is just so different to any other cd i own, listening to it you enter the scary but fascinating world of the gravediggaz. Whoever's on the mic does a good job, i was particularly impressed by the Grym Reaper though.

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The Pick the Sickle and the Shovel

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date January 31, 2000
I have to disagree with the other reviewers here but only slightly. Gravediggaz have indeed produced one of the most perfect hip-hop/rap albums I've ever heard or own - but it isn't this one.

I bought 'The Pick' entirely because of "6 Feet Under" (my copy is called 'Niggamortis' for some reason - a much better name!) This album was so totally outstanding I went and got 'The Pick, The Sickle'. I've hardly ever listened to it though to be honest. So what's wrong?

Well maybe it's because I bought too many records round that time and it got neglected due to better purchases. But no. I pulled it out again to gave it a second chance. Did this many times. Verdict is it's good but too heavy on the rap. And that's just my personal taste.

If, ... Read More:

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Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide EP [VINYL]

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date September 06, 1994
I have to disagree with the other reviewers here but only slightly. Gravediggaz have indeed produced one of the most perfect hip-hop/rap albums I've ever heard or own - but it isn't this one.

I bought 'The Pick' entirely because of "6 Feet Under" (my copy is called 'Niggamortis' for some reason - a much better name!) This album was so totally outstanding I went and got 'The Pick, The Sickle'. I've hardly ever listened to it though to be honest. So what's wrong?

Well maybe it's because I bought too many records round that time and it got neglected due to better purchases. But no. I pulled it out again to gave it a second chance. Did this many times. Verdict is it's good but too heavy on the rap. And that's just my personal taste.

If, ... Read More:

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The Pick the Sickle and the Shovel [VINYL]

by: Gravediggaz

Release Date August 08, 1997
I have to disagree with the other reviewers here but only slightly. Gravediggaz have indeed produced one of the most perfect hip-hop/rap albums I've ever heard or own - but it isn't this one.

I bought 'The Pick' entirely because of "6 Feet Under" (my copy is called 'Niggamortis' for some reason - a much better name!) This album was so totally outstanding I went and got 'The Pick, The Sickle'. I've hardly ever listened to it though to be honest. So what's wrong?

Well maybe it's because I bought too many records round that time and it got neglected due to better purchases. But no. I pulled it out again to gave it a second chance. Did this many times. Verdict is it's good but too heavy on the rap. And that's just my personal taste.

If, ... Read More: