Andrew Elmore

Hell of a debut. Saddam Hussein cut that shit out, indeed.

it's fine!

One of the records I've probably listened and re-listened to most in my life. Everyone involved was firing on all cylinders. The Grand Finale is low key one of the best NWA songs. Really makes you wonder what could've been, if his career hadn't been so rudely interrupted by a car crash. It's not the best record in the world--D.O.C. keeps things real lighthearted here, generally speaking. And Beautiful But Deadly is embarrassing, that's a skip every time for me. But taken as a whole, this is onr of the best hip-hop records of the late 80s and I think Dre and D.O.C. deserve a bit more credit for it. One of my all time favorite… More

Good beats, good rhymes, good times.

1994 in a bottle. I gave up trying to understand Everlast's ideology a long time ago, but if there's one thing he loves on this record, it's shouting out Currently Popular Rock Bands. I feel like he's doing an Inspectah Deck impression roughly 40% of the time, but he's on fire front to back. But it's all here. Fantastic beats, choruses that loop catchy samples, and the mix is a trunk thumper. Whatever man, it's fun as hell. This is a record created in a lab to be perfect Garage Boombox Music. Put this on and bump it while you're changing your oil.