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Alternative PressP.O.S. has raised the bar again. [Mar 2009, p.114]
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P.O.S. has created something that sounds vibrant and alive, and stretches the narrow limits of the genre.
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P.O.S. must have known he had a near-classic on his claws with Never Better.
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It's a great synthesis, merging verbally dexterous, rapid-fire syllable-spitting and a nimble sense of rhythm with lyrics that are clever, self-reflective, and full of sharp-edged political statements.
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From front to back, the album's an acquired taste, and even if it's not the big paradox that an album mixing punk ethics with rap virtuosity might risk becoming, it doesn't have a universal appeal, especially for heads leery of anything that might approach the misnomer of "emo rap."
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P.O.S. is good. Real good.
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Even if it gets a bit bedroom experimentalist, POS is Buck 65 with balls, and has more ideas and soul in one cut than an entire Fiddy wet shit.
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It's a tumbler, a series of good thoughts that get lost in development.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 12 out of 13
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Mixed: 1 out of 13
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Negative: 0 out of 13
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JamesCAug 1, 2009
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AhmadMay 5, 2009
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TrevonLMar 29, 2009P.O.S's flow is better than ever. This album is raw, and shows that he has great talent.