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The Gatalog: A Collection Of Chaos

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Without a doubt celph is the greatest MC around. His analogies are amazing, and one liners are the best in the biz. 4 discs of amazing beats, some great freestlyes and hands down some of the greatest collabos with some of the freshest MCs in Hip-Hop. If you don't have this collection, get on it...

I think this Hip Hop collection slams and jams at the same time, great beats, awesome lyrical content, alot of great metaphors and gun talk-also funny. Any hip hop fan should own this 4(yes you heard right 4) CD collection. Celph, Apathy, the Demigodz all show out on this collabo-Sorry Nas-HIP HOP is on the respirator.

4 disks of so many insane tracks. I'm not kidding it took me a year to finally not play one of the four disks in my car. Celph Titled finally put out his solo album, which is the best album of all time. But prior to Nineteen Ninety Now this was the greatest album on earth.

lets all be honest what other cd on amazon can you pay 17 dollars for and get 4 cd's or pure rawness celph titled is no doubt the best mc of our time let's note too this is his first cd he dropped you have to be stupid to not want this cd after this go get ninteen ninty now you won't be disapointed!!!

Celph really puts everything into this album, its great! So many collaborations on it as well like julez santana, ryu, styles of beyond, mike schinoda, apathy, dutchmassive ans many more! I bought it 2 months ago and still am listening to nothing but this album.

All the four cds are incredible. Every song Celph is in makes the song, been a fan for about three years and this was a must purchase. This is what hip-hop needs, new Celph cd coming out this year and AOTP Feb 16. Some songs are repeated, but Celph remix's them, so that is why there are so many songs, but it would still be a lot.

You need to pick this up. Its not an album is a retrospective on his early career. This is not only worth picking up for Celph but for the guests like Apathy and the whole Demigodz crew. Simply amazing rap music that will make you rewind to hear what he has said again.

THIS WUZ A SICK ALBUM/ MIXTAPE FORM CELPH....EVERY TRACK HAS HARD HITTIN BEATS, GREAT COMICAL WORDPLAY, A LOT OF GUN TALK, AND SO MANY GUEST APPEARENCES ITS RIDICULOUS, I WOULD SAY DISC 1 IS THE BEST DISC IN THIS SET....THE ONLY PLACE WHERE THIS ALBUM FALLS SHORT IS SOME OF THE PRODUCTION, OBVIOUSLY THERE ARE MANY PRODUCERS TO CONTRIBUTE, BUT I NOTICED THERE WERE MORE THAN A FEW TRACKS THAT JUST DIDN'T SOUND LOUD ENOUGH, THEY SOUNDED VERY BASEMENT. ALMOST LIKE IT WAS A RECORDING OF A RECORDING.....ANYWAYS OTHER THAN THAT IT WAS SOLID AND WITH FOUR DISCS CHALKED FULL OF CLASSICS HOW CAN YOU GO WRONG

I became familiar with Celph Titled through 7L & Esoteric and AOTP. I have always thought he was phenominal on pretty much everything I've heard him on. After listening to the 4-disk album, I can still say Celph Titled is a phenominal MC. Major problem with the album: too many other rappers! Almost every song features a number of different MCs rarely close to Celphs caliber. There are a handfull of tracks he spits solo, and honestly those are usually the better tracks. Most tracks you only get 1 verse from Celph Titled. I think you could filter out half of the tracks and make an amazing double-album out of this. But its still good that he gave us everything. Of course out of the 4-disks you are not gonna love every song, but there will be plenty on there that you will love. So considering you can buy this album for about the price of a normal 1-disk album, it is a no brainer you should get it. Celph Titled is one of the sickest lyricists I've ever heard and his voice and delivery are flawless. Anyone who calls themselves a fan of rhyming should check him out.

Celph Titled is undoubtedly one of the most lyrically dexterous emcees in the underground scene. The thing I love most about this collection is the display of how Celph's style has changed over the years. It also says much about his range, which I think is vitally important to one's longevity. The only thing that bothers me (and not just picking on Celph here, but the majority of hip-hop in general) is the blatant homophobia and sexist attitudes displayed throughout the whole thing. The man (and others featured) must've uttered the f word and sexist expletives at least on a thousand occasions. It is sad that though these guys have such potential, that they have to compromise their authenticity by reducing themselves to unattainably macho stereotypes. It's really sad. Makes me wonder if these guys are hiding something, eh?