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PaulCApr 15, 2008Nothing special. Del is still an amusing rapper, but nothing on this album really stands out. Don't waste your time. Listen to Deltron or the Hieroglyphics instead.
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OwenS.Apr 22, 2008Del never lets down. He goes places on this album he has not gone before, or has he? While not as good as Deltron 3030 it is definately worth rolling around in the car getting funkdafied to.
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DiabloP.Mar 17, 2008Great Album! Not perfect by any means, but if you appreciate all forms of hip hop then pick this up.
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SDKMar 18, 2008Self produced, self fulfilling. A funky ray of hope for the hip-hop world to take notes from. Yes, DEL is back and for all y'all who thought hip-hop was stagnant, take a gander at 11th hour and remember the lyrical and beat minded 5th of November.
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Eleventh Hour, his largely self-produced fifth solo album--and first in eight years--lacks much of both the lyrical and instrumental verve of his best records.
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The label's tendency toward bottom-heavy, fog-thick beats sounds awful nice under Del's syrupy brainiac flow, which goes back to his battle-rap basics here.
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His calm articulation and clean beats never waver--where once he copped to vices and joked about dirty asses, now his “naked funk” is all about a craft that won’t quit. That’s impressive. But it’s also limited.