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This is Danny Brown's sophomore LP, Old. Old has a pretty strong start with The Return and a nice Freddie Gibbs feature and it definitely braces you for the next songs to come and while I do admire Danny's experimentation on this project, sometimes it just doesn't land well with me like some electronic elements on here like I wasn't too much of a fan of the last half of this project even though the first half was actually pretty good. Overall, this is still a decent album ... read more

This is Big L's third LP, Harlem's Finest: Return of The King. This is definitely my favourite Big L album so far as it really is a great continuation of what made him stand out in the hip-hop scene with his iconic lyricism, charisma and that Harlem sound that makes every bar really hit. While it is a posthumous release, the production still stays relatively true to Big L's sound with some gritty boom-bap however with some of that underground polish.

Compared to Lifestylez & ... read more

This is Big L's sophomore LP, The Big Picture. This builds on what made Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous great with Big L's flow and slick delivery still being on here. His voice remains as commanding as it always was and the production here actually steps up this time with some harder and polished beats.

While the production has improved, the lyricism doesn't feel as lyrically dense or sharp as it was on his previous record. A few tracks on here don't quite match the ... read more

This is Big L's debut LP, Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous. This album is a showcase of why Big L will be remembered as such as sharp lyricist from his time with some slick, confident and instantly recognisable charisma and precision in every single track. The beats on here are pretty solid and it fits that nice gritty 90s New York sound that provided a rawness to let his storytelling and punchlines shine through.

I really liked tracks like No Endz, No Skinz and Put It On that really ... read more