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1.0 out of 5 stars
wheres my scribe CD,
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This review is from: The Crusader (Audio CD)
I ordered this CD about a year ago now and never got it I was so pissed. thats all I remember for this situation cuz it was so long ago it slipped my mind. SUPER PISSED! >:/
5.0 out of 5 stars
Scribe,
This review is from: The Crusader (Audio CD)
Up and coming "kick ass" New Zealand rapper. This young man is going to be one of the best! Keep an eye on him.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Simple beats, decent vocals; good first taste of NZ hip-hop.,
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I was given this album by a kiwi I befriended while studying abroad in Wellington last year after having heard several of the tracks in New Zealand clubs. At the time, Scribe was topping all of the charts and playing on every radio station we tuned to. "Not Many" and "Stand Up" are both anthems of self-enfatuation, making them common emulations of mid/late-90s US rap. "Dreaming" is pretty smooth and definitely worth checking out. Overall, the album is a good listen and incorporates simple but appropriate beats--the lyrics leave something to be desired, though, so don't go looking for any deep inspiration on this record.
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The Crusader by Scribe (Audio CD - 2003)
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