Math And Physics Club - Math & Physics Club

Advantages: Lots of variety
Disadvantages: Some weak tracks

..."Maths + English" is the third album form the UK Grime artist, Dizzee Rascal. He is a London MC who brought UK Hip Hop and Grime to the mainstream. This album was released on the 4th of June last year and peaked at number 7, one better than he previous album from 2004. The title refers to the two components of the album which he had a part in 'Maths', the production and 'English', the lyrics. 1. World Outside **Three Stars** To kick us off, we have a short track which tells all the young black males in the UK that they have to realize that the world is bigger than the area that they live in , because this is what s letting them down. If these people expand, then they can move on from the detrimental things which are holding them back in life. I like that he was doing something in order to spread his experience to people who... Read review

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Advantages: Lyrically and musically diverse.
Disadvantages: some weak songs. not as good as showtime.

...gangsta and that porsche looks great. but do you really want it sittin on a council estate?" Dizzee has moved somewhat out of the underground theme with this album in an attempt to gain a more mainstream audience. Songs such as Hardback (industry) detail the ups and downs within a record label and his use of other artists such as the arctic monkeys and lily allen add to this. Hardcore fans may feel betrayed by such a move seeing it as catering to the middle classes whom obviously have the bigger pockets. On the other hand Maths and English still retains Dizzees distinctive offbeat sound and well delivered interesting lyrics detailing his life and the lives of those around him. I think that Dizzee was attempting to do what Mike Skinner and the Streets achieved with a Grand Dont Come For Free. Trying to widen the fan base... Read review

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Advantages: One of the finest albums created by the greatest commercial rock band ever
Disadvantages: A couple of weaker songs but that is it.

...A double album of complete and utter bona fide quality. This is arguably Zeppelins finest piece of studio work; only Led zeppelin II comes close really. It has an abstract quality, but yet has the simplest riffs and words. This is a fine blend of the bands various talents; it truly is their version of Frankenstein’s monster, an assortment of good parts used to create a perfect lasting imprint on music history. Few of the songs let down the album, which is blessed with one of zeppelins finest pieces 'Kashmir'. Can you get better than this... well yes in the form of the who's, 'who's next' but this truly was a masterpiece, as is physical graffiti, just to a partially lower extent. If you want a led zeppelin album to kick-start your collection, start with the best. This album is one of those rare albums that encapsulates everything... Read review

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