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Advantages: Some Great Tracks
Disadvantages: Some Poorer , less well lyriced tracks...

The Shapeshifters - Sound Advice The Shapeshifters are a group from the United Kingdom who sing electronic sounding music , House and Soul. There are two artists in the group who are Max Reich and Simon Marlin. Max Reich is the singer of the group where as Simon Marlin is the DJ who supplies the group with the electronic sounding... The Shapeshifters are also quite well known in America where they perform under the name Shape:UK as there ...
...and finally " Sound Advice" which was released in 2006 , and this is the wonderful album i am reveiwing!!!... The Album Track's Track Number 1 - " You Never Know"... This track is a fairly slow track but it has very strong lyrics. The amazing voice of Max Reich makes the listen even more special , as the vocals in this song is very smooth and sweet. Never any bad points in the vocalism of the song. The echo in the background of ... Read review

Advantages: Amazing mixes, Some classic tracks.
Disadvantages: I honestly can't think of one....

...bigger Fierce Angel albums. A Little Fierce is a must have!!! Inspired by the summer sounds of the baleraic island, Ibiza. The original inspiration of Hed Kandi, Mark Doyle has started a-fresh under the label of 'Fierce Angel' and god he has not dispointed us with this! Im pretty sure that its not going to be long before 'Fierce Angel' becomes as worldwide and noticed as Hed Kandi is, so snap these CD's up while they are extremely reasonly priced! ... Read review

Advantages: The beats are brilliant, the vocals absolutely excellent.
Disadvantages: The music lacks lyrical depth.

'Black Sunday' is the super second album from the American hip-hop group that is Cypress Hill. The album was released in 1993 and consists of a grand total of fourteen tracks; it's a great little album from Cypress Hill and one which comes complete with a high number of top tracks. I'm not exactly a massive fan of hip-hop, I do however have a great appreciation for the genre at times and when I'm in the mood for the music there are a couple of albums ...
...of those albums. Beginning with 'I Wanna Get High' the music immediately makes its impact, the beat is absolutely infectious and the vocals always are excellent to listen to here. The chorus is brilliant, the track just works and in every area is just absolutely fantastic to listen to. 'Insane in the Brain' is the next excellent track that the album has to offer, coming third on the album the music once more impresses massively here and I have in ... Read review

Advantages: A couple of good dance tunes
Disadvantages: Repetitive lines

"51/50 Ratchet" is the debut album from the Louisiana rapper Hurricane Chris. When this dropped, 2007, the musician was only eighteen years old, and to fit in with what is expected of young rappers, espcially ones from the Dirty South, he has come out with some 'ringtone rap' with his hit single "A Bay Bay and "The Hand Clap" which followed on from it. 1. "Getting Money" (feat. Nicole Wray) This track get the album off to a shaky start as it isn't ...
...have to say tha I expect it though because he basially summarises his life stroy to the lsitenr in order to make up a little introduction for you before getitng itno his music. This little contextual information can be overlooked though as it doesn't bring out anything out of the ordinary. **Two Stars** 2. "A Bay Bay" This is the big single from the album and as his debut, it manged to catapult him into fame at the start of 2007. From there the ... Read review

Advantages: street music!
Disadvantages: too much street music!

Having been a big fan of fifty cent when he first burst on to the scene, and also a big fan of G Unit, i have to be honest, my interest has waned of late thanks to a couple of mediocre releases and an attempted cross-over into more radio friendly music. With the release of G Unit's anticipated sophomore album, it gives us a chance to see whether they really have crossed over, or if they remain true to the streets which raised them. Starting with ...
...definitely get you to pick it up if you saw it in the store. The album opens with Straight Outta Southside - a supposed ode to Sean Bell who was shit by police, but it doesn't actually make any reference to him, apart from once! It seems to be a cover of straight outta compton by NWA, but is nowhere near as good, a definite miss to open the album! We then lurch into piano man and close to me, two decent songs but forgettable nonetheless. Finally ... Read review