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duga · 06-02-2010, 02:51 PM

KO's - Joyful Rebellion

I finally got around to writing a review for this. Sorry for the delay, things have been quite nuts the past month. Anways, Unrelenting sent me this enjoyable rap album. I mentioned I was just trying to get into rap as it is a genre I really have little experience with. He mentioned he usually recommends this album to rap newbs and after the first listen, I could tell why. It really is rap for beginners. Not that that is bad...actually it is quite perfect for that, yet I feel it could still be enjoyable for just about anyone. The beats have a really good mix of different genres like acoustic, rock, reggae, jazz, and more. There is a balance of about 60% rap, 40% singing. Both are done quite well. I feel when it comes to rap I am ready for something a little more out there, but I am quite happy to have added this to my collection. 8/10.

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duga MB quadrant's JM Vincent Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 3,762	KO's - Joyful Rebellion I finally got around to writing a review for this. Sorry for the delay, things have been quite nuts the past month. Anways, Unrelenting sent me this enjoyable rap album. I mentioned I was just trying to get into rap as it is a genre I really have little experience with. He mentioned he usually recommends this album to rap newbs and after the first listen, I could tell why. It really is rap for beginners. Not that that is bad...actually it is quite perfect for that, yet I feel it could still be enjoyable for just about anyone. The beats have a really good mix of different genres like acoustic, rock, reggae, jazz, and more. There is a balance of about 60% rap, 40% singing. Both are done quite well. I feel when it comes to rap I am ready for something a little more out there, but I am quite happy to have added this to my collection. 8/10. __________________ Confusion will be my epitaph...