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The immaculate, December 26, 2001
This review is from: No More Glory (Audio CD)
No doubt that 8Ball and MJG started it all in the south, but so many wondered whether or not they could each hold their own. This album, the first of a solo effort by each of the 2 members of the group, is their answer. This is without a doubt one of the greatest rap albums of all time. I can feel MJG with every verse as he comes real with it, and T-Mix tears it up[ on the boards on EVERY track. THis album is deep and is a must have for any TRUE rap fan. If you don't have this album GET IT NOW!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Tha realest from Memphis, August 13, 2005
This review is from: No More Glory (Audio CD)
Wat do i got to say thats goin make you buy this....lets see....REAL,TRUTHFUL,VERSITILE,VOCALS,LYRICS,MESSAGES.He's one of the greatest.No more glory going make you feel like he needs 2 drop another solo.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Funky, laid back and dope, April 27, 2005
This review is from: No More Glory (Audio CD)
On MJG's solo album, he comes off like a hard-working normal guy who happens to be a rapper. Most of the songs center on everyday stories and observations. MJG is not really thugged-out, not conscious, but rather occupies a nice middle ground.
The production is mostly laid-back and funky, though the title track incoporates some dissonance, creating a more "dirty" sound over slap bass.
This is a solid and fairly diverse album that would be a nice addition to the collection. Definately a great buy if you can find it for a fair price.
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