1985 Sessions, The (Fiddle Fit Man/Tearin' Up The Border) - Jackie Lee Cochran

Advantages: CLever ,Nice, Ill
Disadvantages: LIttle to dry for the in the club posse

...Styles P a gangster and a gentlemen... And in this solo album he begins to show the maturity y both as an individual a man and as an artist. Ive always been a fan of the lox even though people said they were boring i knew that Big and Puffys protoges would grow up to be big ballers in the rap game. On that level the infamous holiday styles really hold his own. This is grown ass gangster rap no longer the hungry street cat ready to bust on any mother and lay em down for a love of the money but an older wiser ready to bust out hot metal raps but at he time explore his reality on an adult level.. The production from the ruff ridas camp is excellent as ever and styles gets help tearin up from the likes of Jadakiss and Pharoe Monche.. Quality album if you like the dry east coast lyricism!!... Read review

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Advantages: NICE AND UPBEAT! EASY LYRICS!
Disadvantages: NOT WELL KNOWN IN ENGLAND !

...Bye Bye Bye is the first single realeased from NSYNC'S massive 2nd Album. With amazing vocals from the Groups Lead singers 'JC' and 'Justin'.The Video is amazing, it's the Genius work of the same man who worked on Britney Spears's classic "HIT ME BABY ONE MORE TIME" .There are loads of memerable lyrics from this song including "I know that i can't take no more, it ain't no lie, BYE BYE BYE " This could be the single that shoots Nsync to deserved fame in England, after the chart fallure of the twice released "I want you Back" and "Tearin up my heart" back in 98' . *Nsync ARE the boy band of the 21st Century!... Read review

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Advantages: The best by one of the best
Disadvantages: None

...), getting their career off to a flying start with a No. 2 hit. "Flowers In The Rain", the record that was ensured immortality when (a) Tony Blackburn used it to open up Radio 1 in September 1967 and (b) a promotional postcard for it resulted in a successful libel case brought by the then Prime Minister Harold Wilson, repeated the No. 2 placing. Everyone has a favourite Move song, and mine is the 1968 top three hit "Fire Brigade" - shades of Eddie Cochran and some marvellous guitar work. "Wild Tiger Woman" is a thunderous assemblage of hooks, guitar riffs and piano by session supremo Nicky Hopkins, though surprisingly it proved to be their first flop single, and the much underrated "When Alice Comes Back To The Farm", with its terrific cello breaks and slide guitar their second. Let's not forget "Curly", "I Can Hear The Grass Grow", the mock... Read review

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