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Rebel

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Lecrae

Release Date October 13, 2008
Yeah, an incredible album, slightly different to his 2 previous ones in the way that it is more R&B based. But still the same old Lecrae. Every word has meaning and his source really is the word. Great if you want something modern and youth orientated to share with your mates, or if you just love rap and R&B.

CD-Charts Position 212
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Step Up

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date January 14, 2008
Absolutely fab. In my opinion best tracks are Step up and Bout it but there ain't a bad track on this album! Petey Pablo's tune is amazing too. You have to watch the movie then check this soundtrack out! Well worth the money. When you listen to this album it will seriously make you get up,take notice and dance!!! LOVE IT! x

CD-Charts Position 213
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L-Word: Season 3

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 06, 2006
Absolutely fab. In my opinion best tracks are Step up and Bout it but there ain't a bad track on this album! Petey Pablo's tune is amazing too. You have to watch the movie then check this soundtrack out! Well worth the money. When you listen to this album it will seriously make you get up,take notice and dance!!! LOVE IT! x

CD-Charts Position 214
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Star in the Hood

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Tinchy Stryder

Release Date August 13, 2007
Its hard to understand why bo mc dizzee signed the Newham Generals and not Tinchy but after hearing this LP I now know. Stryder's got skills... mad skills and Dizzee was probably scared that stryder would overshadow his 'boss.' Unfortunately (and fortunately for rasket)the same thing cannot be said about the duo of D-Double E and Footsie. Anyways, back to the Album. Tinchy's rhymes are as they always are, sharp, raw and straight up grime (most evident in 'mainstream money' 'xtra' and 'not like me.') However his lyrics and lyrical content are deeper and productions tighter than some next mixtape. Thanks to DaVinChe, Tinchy's flagship tune 'something about your smile' was a big commercial hit and was what he desperately needed to seperate this star ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 215
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Pro Tools

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: GZA

Release Date August 20, 2008
Iv just received this album today and from the first track i was hooked,its maybe the best album of the year,seriosly its that good,every track is a different tale or story,this is as close to THE LIQUID SWORDS as u'll get,the track CINEMA is unbelivable its like entering a horror movie Gza really makes u feel the chill and there a diss track to 50 cent&g unit which is hot and makes alot of sense,the whole album is dope even the guests.Brillient album luv the whole WU and hope to see more of them ie Cuban Linx 2,peace WU TANG FOREVER

CD-Charts Position 216
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Now That's What I Call Music 39

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 06, 1998
I am a huge fan of the brit pop of the late nineties and this compilation is able to catch some classics including tracks from artists like the verve and radiohead and also some real feel good classics like brimful of asha, the ballad of tom jones and the classic let me entertain you from robbie williams.
So if you want an incite back to when there was (apart from the odd crappy boy/girl band track) decent music in the pop charts which actually partially out weighed the horrendous comerciallized filth that continually pollutes our charts then give this classic compilation a go.
However it would be unfair for me not to mention the draw backs of this compilation because there are a few. These include some tracks which when i name them still ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 217
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Life After Death

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Notorious B.I.G

Release Date October 03, 2005
The problem with this album is that it is TOO POLISHED and commercial. Gone is the raw sound of Ready To Die and all we get is a bunch of poppy RnB hits.
With the wxception of Hypnotize the album is full of forgettable songs. The wordplay that Biggie uses is second to none but the production by Puffy is lame.
Yes it is an epic album and it has a lot of tracks but Puffys production doesn't suit Biggies stories.
Listen to Gimme The Loot from ready To Die and that is Biggie at his very best! Nothing comes close on this album.

You may disagree and that's fine but it's just my opinion.

CD-Charts Position 218
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Now That's What I Call Music Vol.40

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Various Artists

Release Date August 03, 1999
The Now collection of CD compilations has set a trend. We see, now more then ever, lots of different compilation cd's, all for different sort of things. But, even with so much competition, the Now series remain on top. Past albums remain a great way of getting back in touch and reminiscing over old songs and thinking "oh my god, I remember this..." and Now 40 is great for doing this.

It contains lots of old tunes that you can giggle about listening to years ago, laugh about, and remember with an odd sense of pride (or more likely embarrassment!) that you knew all the words to them. It boasts the Grease Megamix, (remember Grease!), the Spice Girls (cringe), Billie Piper (that's probably not a good thing!), All Saints, Aqua (thankfully not the Barbie ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 219
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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 52

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: Various Artists

Release Date July 22, 2002
Looking through the last 10 years, and being focused on the summer versions of the "NOW That's What I Call Music!" series, I realized that this the best!
With a perfect tracklisting on Disc One, and an almost excellent selection for the Disc Two, the volume 52 of the most successful compilation series of all time fits perfectly on my CD player.
We start Disc One with the excellent No1 by Ronan Keating "If Tomorrow Never Comes", which in my opinion, is the best ballad of the year. The CD moves to a totally different sound, with the perfect sound of "Just A Little" by Liberty X, which also made No1 and is a cover.
George Michael's "Freeek!" (UK No7) is a very sexy/dance track which would be better on NOW 51, but appears here as a good classic of the year. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 220
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Live Your Life

CD-Charts > Music > Hip-Hop and Rap
by: TI

Release Date November 24, 2008
Looking through the last 10 years, and being focused on the summer versions of the "NOW That's What I Call Music!" series, I realized that this the best!
With a perfect tracklisting on Disc One, and an almost excellent selection for the Disc Two, the volume 52 of the most successful compilation series of all time fits perfectly on my CD player.
We start Disc One with the excellent No1 by Ronan Keating "If Tomorrow Never Comes", which in my opinion, is the best ballad of the year. The CD moves to a totally different sound, with the perfect sound of "Just A Little" by Liberty X, which also made No1 and is a cover.
George Michael's "Freeek!" (UK No7) is a very sexy/dance track which would be better on NOW 51, but appears here as a good classic of the year. ... Read More: