Customer Reviews

Street Cinema

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
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First of, the first review is wrong in every aspect. The first song alone discredit everything he posted:

I'm legendary and sharper than ten machetes/
My vocals evoke spirits and wake up the cementaries/
Where acres of men are buried/
my hands on the eagles
And the only safeties I know they play in the secondary/
You haters are never ready/
my words' dope
Take 'em in vain they have you shakin like paces from epilepsy/

I'm mentally elevated I'm meant to be levitated/
Those who oppose me is eventually devastated/

From here to eternity my words'll be surgery//
Mercifully, the devil occurs to ever gave birth to me//
The booth is my solitude this is church for me//
You shouldn't even exist on the same earth as me//
Send 'em straight to mercury for tryin to spit a verse at me//

yeah real average lyrics right there..

Looking Back is apart of his storyline, listen to Old N's Die Young, and Just came home. Dinna Time Soul to Keep are nasty track. Track by track and great buy.

Ransom is a beast dont listen to that other review. A great album, bumping it for years.

Ransom returns after a few months to bring you a very solid album for the streets. As one half of the rap group, A-Team (haven't heard hardly anything from Hitchcock lately), and rapping with Joe Budden & Stack Bundles, he has a good street buzz going and this album should help keep it going. With 16 songs on here, 1 is ok, the other 14 are good, motly real good songs, and 1 is almost classic material. There is only 1 guest appearance so you do get a good deal of Ransom on this one. Production is good as well. Mayor does 4 songs, Zurk & True do 3, Jamie Cooley, Trackdelaerz, Loonatic, Moss, Sev, Ransom, DJ Trigga, Nel E Nel, and SCram Jones all do 1 songs. For fans of more underground type street rap I'd check this one out.

#1 - 9.5 (tight beat)
#2 - 8.5
#3 - 9
#4 - 8.5
#5 - 9
#6 - 8
#7 - 8
#8 - 7.5
#9 - 8.5
#10 - 8.5
#11 - 9 (deeper song)
#12 - 8.5 (f/ Stack Bundles -- R.I.P.)
#13 - 8
#14 - 8.5
#15 - 8.5
#16 - 8.5 (another deeper one0

Randy Nicholls -- b. 1981 -- Jersey City, NJ
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this album was pretty amateur at best...nothing really draws me to him as an artist he's just another face in the crowd of mediocre lyrics. his beats are ok but nothing really memorable...the album as a whole isn't very coehesive and most of it will pretty much get skipped over. 2 1/2 stars for effort