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End to End Burners Episode One

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I believe that "End to End Burners" is a great continuation of "Funcrusher Plus" their debut full length album. While it differs from the before mentioned full length, in that "Funcrusher Plus"made no reference to making anyone dance. I think that this is a great follow up,while I also think it`s a great place to introduce a new album.El-P does an excellent job on production while he and tag team partner Bigg Juss do a superb job on the written end also.4 STARS. "DANCE TO THE RHYTHM AND RHYME OF CO-FLOW"

OK, Company Flow, official underground wreckers in the Hip-Hop field and TRUE Hip-Hop artist without any doubt, most overlooked, most under rated, all that jazz. For all that they deserve praise for basically everything they put out, BUT, musically, with this single, I am really hoping they don't fall out on us underground heads. While the track is still hitting you upside the head with lyrics, I am wincing at the 'neon-pop' thing they got going on in Burners. As stated, Company Flow, was not out to make us 'dance to the rhythm' on their first album(('Funcrusher Plus', a CLASSIC..get it, got it, good)), they were out to crush competition and place a foothold in underground Hip-Hop. A shine of hope that I loved to see was El-P's "Patriotism" on Rawkus's Soundbombing. Right there, that's Company Flow, this single is..half Company Flow. If you have the means to pick up the wax of this single, with "Krazy Kings Too" on the B-side, I suggest checking that out, another classic, "Krazy Kings Too" crushes "End to End" into the ground. Let us true underground peeps just hope 'super duty tough work' is what Company Flow puts into everything else they create because with "End to End" I'm having doubts. No love lost, peace.