Artist: Large Professor
Album: First Class
Label: Matador
Rating: 7.5 / 10
Reviewer: A to the L
“Queens represent, buy the album when I drop it.”
REVIEW: Large Professor – The LP
REVIEW: LA Symphony – Call It What You Want
REVIEW: L Da Headtoucha – Destined For Greatness
REVIEW: Kurupt – Space Boogie: Smoke Oddessey
REVIEW: Krumbsnatcha – Respect All, Fear None
REVIEW: KRS-One – Prophets vs Profits
Artist: KRS-One
Album: Prophets vs Profits
Label: Koch
Rating: 6 / 10
Reviewer: DJ MF
For all his greatness, the career of KRS-One has been spastic, to say the least. From his influential days with BDP, followed by some dope solo LP’s, to a massive creative lull through much of the 90’s, KRS has seen it all, from critical acclaim to reviews that would shame the one I wrote for the original Alt.Rap Compilation in terms of how scathing they were.
REVIEW: KRS-One – The Sneak Attack
Artist: KRS-One
Album: The Sneak Attack
Label: Koch
Rating: 5 / 10
Reviewer: Adrunk
Ah, KRS, you grace us with your presence. As the greatest hip hop prophet, philosopher, missionary etc etc, we must fall to our knees to grovel at your hairy knees. You energize us with your return, saving us from these blasphemous, vile, demeaning wack ass niggas. Er, no, not quite.
