by
Steinski
- Record Label: Illegal Art
- Release Date: May 27, 2008
User Score
Universal acclaim- based on 16 Ratings
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Positive: 12 out of 16
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Mixed: 2 out of 16
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Negative: 2 out of 16
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CliftonE.Jul 2, 2008
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AdamY.Aug 16, 2008Damn good collection.
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XanW.Jul 4, 2008Beautiful, seamless, articulate.... Rarely does such a work of art grace the current release section these days, don't hesitate to swoop on this,one of the few albums I have not regretted purchasing in a very long time.
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PauleyS.Aug 3, 2008Nothing to Fear is sicknastygood. The oldies are real slick, too. This music makes me smile with glee.
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ntretyuif.Jan 9, 2009This will be in the hip hop hall of fame its classic sample based hip hop which birthed the golden age of hip hop.
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MikeJ.Oct 7, 2008Music for reviewers. They've heard everything there is to hear, and they're fucking bored of all of it. So the only thing they can enjoy is a compilation of everything they've heard, which to them is "unique". To the rest of us it's boring. This is why you have great music like Nine Inch Nails and Tool getting average reviews and this getting praised out of existence.
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MIguelA.Jul 9, 2008This album is great for people who have ADD and are in need of beat therapy.
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SinclairS.Sep 1, 2008This is absolutely amazing. Like a trip down mix-ology lane. Very Kid-Koalaish although obviously Steinski did it first.
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MycroftW.Sep 20, 2008Worth your dollar for the Lessons alone. Grab it!
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CM.Sep 7, 2008
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DomB.Sep 9, 2008Great body of work. So good I actually went out & bought it!
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WesM.Jun 24, 2008Great, nerdy fun. Plenty of hooks and ingenius samples. Amazing value and songs.
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MattC.Aug 26, 2008Great beats, great rhymes, great scratches, funky and fun.
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Awards & Rankings
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Rap music has rarely gotten more virtuosic and creative than it does here.
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Alternative Press'The Motorcade Sped On,' a track that chops up funky beats with verteran newscaster Walter Cronkite reporting the death of President John F. Kennedy, is worth the price of admission alone. [July 2008, p.170]
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Not all connect, but a bonus disc, the soon-vanished 2002 full-length Nothing to Fear, compensates. Buy this before it vanishes, too.