what's the verdict?
I think it far surpasses Great Migration in alotta ways but otherwise it's too early to tell if this one will have that long-lasting replay value that the debut had...
Classic
Banger
Average
Disappointing
Crap
Bronze Nazareth - School for the Blindman
what's the verdict?
I think it far surpasses Great Migration in alotta ways but otherwise it's too early to tell if this one will have that long-lasting replay value that the debut had...
jesus feet 10/10
the road 10/10
fire implanters 8/10
bronzemen 2 10/10
king of queens 6.5/10
4th down 9/10
fresh from the morgue 9.5/10
pictures(stem cells) 7/10
records we used to play 9/10
the letter 9/10
gamorrah 8.5/10
reggie 9/10
farewell 10/10
cold summer 10/10
worship 11/10
this album is a winner!
Last edited by THE W; 11-01-2011 at 11:36 AM.
Christianity = White Supremacy
Cant forget the bonus tracks, I love "Carpet Burns"
As far as production, I think it's better tham TGM. I can see Bronze's evolution from TGM to Blindman (lyrics, beats, samples). He really hit the mark with this one. People complain about his delivery, but I have no problem with it. One of the biggest complaints these days is consistency, Bronze seems to be the only one turning it up a notch. Not every track he's made has been a home run for me, but for the most part, he always brings the heat. Album is a Banger!
Half dead platoon leader but woken by enemy heaters
Jugganaut on the block blast shots at all retreaters - Holocaust
In the melting pot, felt the shot heard 'round the world
We unstoppable like Jugganaut baby girl - Meth
Definitely a banger, best to date imo, fav tracks are Fire Implantes, Farewell, Stem Cells, The 1st instrumental (a banger), Records we used to Play. The whole album bangs but those are jus my personal favorites, The MK, INS & Cannibus joints are good too. LAD & Willie really shine on their tracks along with the Wisemen. But jus like any Bronze album its still growing on me and the more I listen to it the more I love it. Overall Its really soulful album and solid. I jus found out about the bonus track Carpet Burns so Im bangin that now. Peace Jin for that.
GRANDMASSIVE AKA HIGH PRIEST
RAW CHRIST SHABAZZ
http://www.reverbnation.com/grandmas...wchristshabazz
http://www.soundclick.com/grandmassive
/\ theres 3 bonuses actually..."The Fellowship" & "Schot Free (RZA Solo)"
I gotta start writing reviews again, been too busy lately. I'll give this a 4/5 though. Beats are bangers.
Only a few years ago Hip Hop purists may have felt superior listening to hard core while their less enlightened companions snacked on commercial rap. As Shaolin research began to point out the overwhelming benefits of raw production, true hip hop enthusiasts started turning back to traditional styles. Wu-Tang in particular, has been shown to myriad beneficial effects, from warding off ignorance and poverty to reducing the risk of incarceration and death.
Jesus Feet 10/10
The Road 11/10
Fire Implanters 10/10
Bronzeman 2 10/10
King Of Queens 11/10
4th Down 11/10
Fresh From The Morque 10/10
Pictures (Stem Cells) 9/10
Records We Used To Play 10/10
The Letter 11/10
Gomorrah 11/10
Reggie 9/10
Farewell 10/10
Cold Summer 11/10
Worship 11/10
Best album I have heard in long long time, could in time end up as my personal best album ever, the beats are amazing, all guests are dope and Bronze spits better than ever!
"my trout raw like Russ Jones, salute to the outlaw"
beats are banging sons! Who did most of the production on the album, Bronze himself?
N.I.
he did all but 3 tracks
Christianity = White Supremacy
My quick breakdown after a few hundred spins
Jesus Feet - 10/10
The Road - 10/10
Fire Implanters - 8/10
The Bronzeman 2 - 9/10
King of Queens - 9/10
Fourth Down - 10/10
Fresh from the morgue - 8/10
Pictures (Stem Cells) - 9/10
Records we used to play - 10/10
The Letter - 8/10
Gomorrah - 7/10
Reggie - 7/10
Farewell - 10/10
Cold Summer - 6/10
Worship - 10/10
Carpet Burns - 9/10
The Fellowship - 10/10
Scot Free - 8/10
Overall - 87/100 A classic in the making
Easily in top 3 best albums of 2011. It's one of those albums where if someone told, "Yeah, it's not very good" or "That album is wack" I basically can't vibe with you musically.
Dope beats, dope rhymes, dope guest spots = an album that continues to get plenty of spins
"The day Buddha was born it rained tea instead of water" - Warcloud
4/5 for me. That "Pictures" beat is just... wow... pure magic. Can't stop listenin' to it...
Last edited by Kutman; 11-18-2011 at 07:18 PM.
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