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Universal acclaim- based on 18 Ratings
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Positive: 17 out of 18
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Jay.SoulSep 18, 2004If u like your hip-hop clever, insightful, witty, honest and full of love for the art and life - this is for u. Ace has done it again: another SOLID album. I hate the idea that he's quitting. Oh - and don't skip the first 5 tracks as one reviewer says!
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[Anonymous]Aug 21, 2004I dont really give tens... but it was an amazing album
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brandenJan 15, 2007this album...along with disposable arts are both a ten! I will buy anything this man puts out. definitely worth repeated listens.
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KoosGAug 19, 2004Damn boys! The shit. Never stop Ace. One Love from Amsterdam!
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hollywoodSep 28, 2004A classic ......period
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asimrSep 29, 2004Its not as good as i thought but a good effort from Ace... In my opinion, i would rate "Disposable Arts" a ten. Favorites in this album include "wutuwanko" & "revelations". Its sad to see this being his last album becasue he is one of those rappers which you can really feel his lyrics.
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Awards & Rankings
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Only in its conclusion does the disc fall short of its predecessor.
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Shorter than its predecessor, it is also a more cohesive and even effort, making Ace and Brooklyn the focal points of this hour plus narrative told in the now trademark laid-back manner.
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Unfortunately, A Long Hot Summer starts slowly. In fact, when you cop this album, do yourself a favor and skip the first five tracks.