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I will keep this short and sweet. If you like rap music, but are tired of all the candy, bubble gum, dance invoking, childish hip hop, then this is the rap album for you. These guys are all vets of the rap game (House of Pain, Non Phixion), and they keep it hardcore, grimy, gutter, and lyrical. The core members are ILL Bill (Non-Phixion),Everlast(House of Pain,Grammy winning solo artist),and Slaine(Special Teamz).So get the damn CD, you wont be disappointed.

If your like me and tired of mainstream hip hop, rest assure this album puts that to rest. With 3 of the members being from the early 90s hip hop group House of Pain, along with Ill Bill, and Slaine, each member brings something new to the table on this album, making the album what it is. Its definitely worth a listen in my book...

Ok, so I don't buy a ton of rap or hip-hop, but this is my style. Like most, I was drawn to this for the House Of Pain reunion, +2. The sound is in there, but I'd never call this the fourth HOP album, nor was it intended to be I'm sure. It sounds more like Everlasts last few discs, with guests. That's not a knock, I love E. The track with Snoop is cool, The Stain sounds like an Eat At Whitey's track. I'd call half this real good, the other half decent. Nothing do I skip over. It's missing the appeal of the three HOP albums, whatever that was, but some of these tracks might still get ya jumpin'....around.

If you're on the side fo sick beats and INCREDIBLE raps, COP THIS NOW!!! Just got it and it's on it's second spin back2back, it really is as good as it gets...

Here we are the long awaited Debut Album from Hip Hop's Elite-LA COKA NOSTRA! And on Suburban Noize Records no less--the Album is highly anticipated and buying it the first day it came out i got Exactly what i expected and more.The Lyrics from Everlast,Ill Bill Danny Boy and others are TRUE REAL HIP HOP,not that Lil Wayne crap that's played 24 hours a day on the radio i mean the Real Deal!
The Production is Outstanding and match the harshness of the lyrics with DJ Lethal,DJ Muggs,Eclipse and Ill Bill providing this one should be the #1 Album on the Billboard Charts and the year as well-GET IT!

Finally, in a world of either fake-pop-bling-rap or underground-wussy-emo-rap there comes a boot to the face of thuggish, hardcore, bangin' rap. Not since Heltah Skeltah's D.I.R.T. have I been impressed with a release in the hip-hop sector as of recent. The production of this album is amazing. DJ Lethal knows what's right. There are two tracks on here that are slow-ish but since it's Everlast sing/rapping I suppose it's all right. Bang-bang is an awesome track with a Snoop Do-double-g chorus that soothes the soul for the G in all of us. La Coka Nostra comes through with the experience and rep of some of the originals of this rap culture: House of Pain and Cypress Hill. Bringing with them the incredible styles of Slaine, and my personal favorite, Ill Bill. For some good old fashioned drugs and violence over amazing beats, pick this one up!

this cd is the hip hop sleeper of 2009 this cdis fire hip hop is revived with this thank god i am jammin this cd hard first cd i bought in a long time everyone does their parts flawlessly everlast is rappin harder than ever ill bill is sick slaine is just killin this cd good ol danny boy is raw they got bun b immortal tech. snoop buy this is you love hip hop this is where its at

It's about time for the mainstream crap that calls itself rap to be wiped off the board.

It's grimy, unapologetic, banging music to crash your car to.

If you want to know what rap is supposed to be, get this album.

This is a very good record...better than I expected. I was really surprised with the quality of Everlast's rhymes as he isnt so much into the rapping these days. Ill Bill kills it. Slaine is the stand out! Dude is very skilled although maybe slightly influenced by Marshal Mathers (hate him or love him, who isnt?). Anyway, this album is for sure worth a persons time and money if they enjoy real rap music.

I enjoyed this cd. But then again I enjoy most of what Subnoize Records puts out. What made this such a sweet buy for me was getting to hear Everlast from House of Pain on the mic again busting some sweet ass rhymes. Some of the calabos on here were amazing. The song I'm an Americian with B-Real of Cypress Hill was a good track.