Melatonin Magik [Explicit]

Canibus

February 9, 2010

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Original Release Date: February 9, 2010
Release Date: February 9, 2010
Label: Rbc Records
Copyright: RBC Records
Total Length: 1:09:46
Genres:
- Rap & Hip-Hop
Format: Explicit Lyrics
ASIN: B0033B2I4Y
Average Customer Review: 26 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #140,080 Paid in Albums (See Top 100 Paid in Albums)
- #6611 in Digital Music > Albums > Rap & Hip-Hop

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Can-I-Bus is Back even Harder

ByDan Wrekon November 9, 2010

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I have been listenin to canibus since he first put out "Second Round K.O", he has always been a hardcore battle rapper. His insatiable hunger for reigning mic king has always been prominent in his music. When he is collaborating with another artist on a song he always tries to spit harder than the next man, and that's what makes Canibus a hungry and lyrical emcee. On this album he returns with that similar style he had on "2000 B.C." and "Rip the Jacker". The production on this album is pretty good I think a bit better than his previous albums, with the exception of "Rip the Jacker" which was classic. He continues that lyrical onslaught on this album like always, and has some decent guests on here as well. Most notable DZK and Warbux which I think came out hard on "Post Traumatic Warlab Stress". The diss track to Eminem, "Air Strike (Pop Killer)" shows more of his anger and jealousy getting the best of him, but it is a hard track, and shows why noone can battle against the best. This is a great album, just didn't think he needed those other artists on some of the songs.

Lyrics: 9/10
Production: 8/10
Guest Appearances: 6/10
Overall: 8/10

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4.5 stars for his 9th solo, probably his 2nd best album

ByG$on March 30, 2010

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Canibus returns after an almost 3 year break, to bring you his 9th solo album (and he also has a group album with Phoenix Orion). This is one of his best albums he has put out, and is a definite 4.5 star album. As always, he has some great lyrics, and like only on a few of his other albums, the production is great as well to match his lyrics and make it a great album. Of the 15 songs on here, 1 is a classic, 3 are almost classics, 2 are ok, the other 9a re good, with a few being real good songs. Guests are on 8 of the 15 songs, which is high for one of his albums. Production is very good, and one of the best produced albums he has put out. X, Sicknature, & Engineer each do 3 songs, Blastah Beats does 2, Legendary Charlie G, Beat Butcha, Thoro Tracks, and Krohme each do 1. A must have album for his fans and one of his best works to date.

#2 - 9.5 (tight beat)
#3 - 9.5 (great beat)
#4 - 9.5 (tight ebat)
#5 - 10 (CLASSIC w/ great beat)
#6 - 9 (f/ DZK & Warbucks - good beat)
#7 - 8.5 (f/ Kuniva, Swifty & Bizarre of D-12 & DZK)
#8 - 9 (nice beat)
#9 - 8.5
#10 - 9 (nice beat)
#11 -7.5 (f/ the Goddess Psalm One)
#12 - 8 (f/ Journalist)
#13 - 8 (f/ Jaecyn Bayne, Son One, & Chopp Devize - good beat)
#14 - 7.5 (f/ Blaq Poet, Skarlit Rose, Presto)
#15 - 8.5 (f/ Born Sun, Willie Dynamite, K-Solo, Maintain - nice beat)
#16 - 8.5 (f/ Bronze Nazareth & Copywrite)

Germaine Williams - b. 12/9/74 - b. Jamaica; moved to New York, NY
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Promising release from Can-i-bus

ByWilliam Moodyon April 16, 2010

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I don't think we will ever get another "Rip the Jacker," but as long as 'Bis puts out new music, I'm not going to complain. I found this to be about on par with "2000 BC" as far as against all his other albums. If you are not a big Canibus fan, then you'd probably rate this 2.5 stars. If you are a big Canibus fan, then this is a must buy for your collection. You can tell he is experimenting with a different type of flow in this one.

I was a little turned off by the D12/Eminem diss track on here, it's kind of like "enough already," but more like "If you are going to go back to that mindset, then give us some Mic Club or Rip the Jacker type albums."

Don't let this review discourage you though, there are a few tracks on here that really make the album worthwhile. The joint with his old protege Journalist knocks pretty hard, but the title track is bonkers. "Dead By Design" is golden.

My personal favorite "The Dragon of Judah." That track is just vintage Canibus right there.

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Another masterpiece by the greatest lyricist of all time.

ByDavid C. Milleron February 10, 2010

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The beats on this album fit Canibus very well. It is good to hear some good scratching records again. The production on this album is excellent. Even the guest artist on this album do a good job. I feel Canibus is on another plane of existence when it comes to lyrics. The mic club album sealed his place as the best, but rip the jacker, for whom the beat tolls and various mix tape songs have elevated him to freak like status. I don't even think it is fair to compare him to other rap artists. I can see how some don't like his angry voice or don't quite get the stuff he says. However, you have to be in denial or just ignorant if you don't think Canibus is one of the best lyricists ever.

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He grew into this album

ByLance Sextonon February 9, 2010

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I love this album. It's a complete package from all his other albums. Nice arrangements on guest appearances and the beats and lyrics seems to be in a relationship, either one doesn't seem to overshadow one another too much but complement each other. This is a marathon album, I'm loving it. It's going to take me a while for my ears to digest all this music

Favorite Track:
Hip-Hop Black Ops
Post Traumatic Warlab Stress (feat. DZK & Warbux)
Dead By Design

*There are too many quotables

Nice Production & Executive Production as well

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This album is not for the Clone Minded...

ByStephen Bridgemohanon February 22, 2010

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Album is a masterpiece...I like the direction he takes, and the subjects he chooses to speak upon...like the person said before me, there are too many thought provoking quotables...while alot of so-called rappers are one and done album droppers......canibus is still goin hard spittin like a super computer

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Canibus at work!!!

ByTarlynon February 6, 2011

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1st ten songs are straight Canibus at his best. Second half has a lot of collabs thats im not quite sure works very well but its not bad. Overall the album is very good and worth purchasing if your a huge Canibus fan like myself............