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A. L. Friedman
Reviews
By A. L. Friedman
The latest from the Bay Area bureau of rap tourism. [25 January 2007]
By A. L. Friedman
A nice piece of unassuming true school hip-hop. [18 December 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
At its core, Dipset is about quantity over quality. When Jim Jones raps, it's more quantity than quality. [12 December 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
They got you stuck off the realness. And then what? [30 November 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
Beck and his band are upstaged by stylized facsimiles of themselves, but, puppets aside, other parts of the show also divert attention from its star. Is the great "Loser" getting tired of himself? [22 November 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
Chef Raekwon gets the live treatment. [21 November 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
There's nothing new or surprising here, but album number 15 is good enough to justify album number 20. Beeeitch! [14 November 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
Ten years later, 10 years older, but still as fresh as ever. [30 October 2006]
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A compilation whose name says everything (and nothing). [16 October 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
This tape is weak, but Shaq is back! [11 October 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
Good things on the horizon from rap's refugee camp. [5 October 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
Motion Man excels by expanding his boundaries without throwing them out entirely. [4 October 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
The second generation of Dipset goes official. [3 October 2006]
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Heavyweight Miami DJ gets his hometown the attention it deserves. [7 September 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
Miami rapper channels your local multiplex. [23 August 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
Booty-centric rap side project actually worth a listen. [1 August 2006]
By A. L. Friedman
For rappers this bad to sell that much, somebody had to work their ass off. [28 July 2006]
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