Allday Hell - Wolfpack

Advantages: A wistful and highly original album. Very poignant.
Disadvantages: Not most people's cup of tea. Depressing.

...atmosphere. Gigolo Aunt relieves this somewhat - a cheerful and completely mad song, as near as Syd gets to a conventional pop song on the album. Waving My Arms in the Air returns to a more introspective feel - with some spoken passages, I think reflecting Syd's insecurities: "There will be shoulders pressing in the hall and I won't know if you're here at all there will be wine and drinking in the yard there won't be anybody very hard." Wined and Dined is a wonderfully whimsical love song, which is very catchy. At the same time, however, it reads like a lament for a happy time that the singer has lost: Wined and dined, oh it seemed just like a dream! Girl was so kind, kind of love I'd never seen. Only last summer, it's not so long ago... Just last summer, now massed winds blow... Wolfpack and Effervescing Elephant, by contrast are pure... Read review

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Advantages: good upbeat album
Disadvantages: i want more songs on the cd because its ace

...only shout We're coming clean forever, without a doubt Like a machine gun trigger, you'd better watch out Yeh, transplants don't give a fuck, that's where we're at So here we come again with our original style I said 'who the fuck are you? I been here for a while.' We got distillers, afi, lfb, and crystal sound Transplants are fearless and the most original Tall cans in the air, let me see 'em ... fuck you! [x2] Nobody move, nobody get hurt Tall cans in the air, let me see 'em ... fuck you! [x2] If you think I give a fuck, well you better think twice U.s. thugs, wolfpack, and I ain't nothing nice Check the date and time, lyrically committing hate crimes Noose from the cord of my mic, now it's hang time Blow minds with rhymes to break spines Transplants comin' through and we're one of a kind With a crow to your doe', make you flip like... Read review

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Advantages: You tell me
Disadvantages: no creativity

...What the hell? The release of Hell Rell's debut album, For The Hell Of It, happened almost two months ago. Yet, he still hasn't received much radio play in New York, as far as we've heard, and Hell Rell is from the Bronx. Hell Rell began his career as part of Dipset, doing his biggest collaboration on Cam'ron's "Get 'Em Daddy (Remix)." He's been featured on Jim Jones' Harlem: Diary of a Summer and Hustler's P.O.M.E., Dipset: The Movement Moves On, Cam'ron's Killa Season and J.R. Writer's History In The Making to name a few. He got the most hype from his mixtapes and street songs, which led to him producing his first album. His first single, "Show Off," is ironically one of the only good songs on the album, in which -- you guessed it -- he brags about hi material possessions he's about to "show off." He boasts in the songs lyrics, "Just... Read review

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