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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
most underrated old school mc,
By drealness62qb (nyc queens) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Play It Again Shan (Audio CD)
all i got 2 say he could of bein qbz finest but he droped out da game early.this ablum is hot man not fooling u i know real hip hop mc shan got it all in there luv hardcore mellow.just get it n judge 4 ya self...killa queens nyc.qb.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Never benn the Same,
This review is from: Play It Again Shan (Audio CD)
He Could of did better on the album the first two were great this one show he fell off should of used Marly Marl`s Super help on this even some help from some old juice crew buddy`s
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Mediocre Album from a talented MC,
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This review is from: Play It Again Shan (Audio CD)
First off, the cheesy R&B wannabe cover is in no way representative of what Shan was in the past nor of what this album holds. Still, this CD is a far cry from the Juice Crew / BDP feud of old. There appears no hint of the street feel of repping his Queensbridge home against the Boogie Down Bronx. Leaving super producer Marley Marl behind, this album - Shan's third - has more of a club-friendly vibe to it. As he says in one of his songs, "It ain't a Hip Hop record, it's House." Shan's quasi-whiny voice and smooth delivery are still present though. Highlights include "It Ain't a Hip Hop Record", "Death was Quite a Surprise", and "Time for Us to Defend Ourselves."
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Play It Again Shan by MC Shan (Audio CD - 1990)
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