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Dope Or Dog Food

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I'll keep it brief. I fell in love with Z-Man after hearing one track, "Z Mutiny". The intro song is also really great. All of it is just really enjoyable. Maybe not an album for everyone, due to its often drug, sex and more drug lyrical content. This is exactly why I loved this album. Few MC's have the guts to spit a line like "I need a new syringe, I need to lose some friends..." He's a lunatic, and it works. Z-Man, keep it up. A really fun album to listen to. I downloaded half of it, then bought it. See, downloading helps. Pass me the hen...

Dope or Dogfood might be considered Z-MAN's "debut" album but you can tell that he's been spittin' rhymes for a long time once you hear him. His lyrics are crazy funny and super intelligent. It's like every song is a new adventure and he's your tour guide. I also appreciate that fact that he crosses music genre barriers and just does his own thing. I recently found out that he also does all the drawings for his cover art himself. He is a true talent.

I'm a big fan of indie rap and this is one of my favorite albums of all time. Definitely get this album if you're a fan of the underground. This album does not disappoint.

this is the baddest underground rapper to come out of frisco in a minute, check it out you wont be disappointed, anti-nerd as well

A real hott album of 2004. You gotta peep this out not just if you're a fan of Hieroglyphics (how I got introduced to this though). I personally felt that album myself and I see he's got high creativity with a good flex of PURE QUALITY hip-hop depth like a hardcore 40.

Check out Anti-Nerd (that's the name right?) if you haen't checked out already, another of Z-Man's. Get your boogie on.

It's about time Z-man started exploding. "Dope or Dog Food" is Z-man's first album on a major record label, but he's been the San Francisco Bay Area's tightest underground rapper for years. His shows are live, lyrics untouchable, and his creativity exceeds anything else out there today, hands down. This album is tight from front to back with personal favorites "Two Bad Ants" and "No Cure For Sugar" getting a lot of replay. Any time the Gingerbread Man makes an appearance, things just go off the hook, and yeah, Z does all of his own artwork as well. This is rap originality at its best. If you're not in the know, then now's the time to start knowing...