Great Album

The album adresses issues that are real, just brushed under the carpet by many people. to the guy ADL123 who calls him a terrorist, thats a very republican(stupid) thing to say. Its a shame when people die, but you know what, now we just have a slightest taste of what its like for most other countries. To call this guy a terrorist and tell people to not buy his album because of his freedom of speech is stupid. And you are obiously one of those people who live in your own fantasy land while chanting 4 more years...4 more years...well you got your 4 more years, enjoy them while millions suffer.

Not his strongest effort but still good

Boogie Down Productions leader KRS-One's reputation began to slip in the early '90s, as he spent more time educating than performing. He hit back at his critics with the slamming Return of the Boom Bap, his first official solo release. Leaving behind the detailed production of the last BDP album Sex and Violence, Boom Bap returns the MC to the spare, gritty territory of Criminal Minded. KRS-One sounds reinvigorated, as well, spitting out his rhymes with fury and intelligence. Although the record isn't as didatic as Edutainment or Sex and Violence, KRS-One hasn't made his lyrics simplistic, nor has he abandoned his cutting, intelligent social commentary. The combination of hard, basic beats and exciting rhymes makes Rerturn of the Boom Bap a genuine comeback for KRS-One, one of the founding figures of modern hip-hop.

RETURN OF DA BOOM BAP.

CLASSIC.

LYRICS ---------- 10/10

PRODUCTION COURTESY OF D.J PREMIER --------- 10/10

THEME --------- 10/10

ALBUM COVER --------- 10/10

CONCEPT --------- 10/10

GUEST APPEARANCE --------- NONE

STAND OUT TRACKS -------- OUTTA HERE

OVERALL ----------- EXCELLENT



O.KAKA GOD'S GIFT TO DA UNDERGROUND.