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Artists that I listen to every day. #JackWhite (Or The White Stripes) #Eminem #FreddyMercury ( or Queen ) #JoynerLucas ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #rap #hiphopalbums #hiphop #fortheculture #music #thewhitestripes #kamikaze #adhd #angelsanddemons #megwhite #boardinghousereach #queen #blunderbus #lazeretto #thirdmanrecords #albumreview #bohemianrhapsody https://www.instagram.com/p/BuKdZw0AYIU/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=908bbe3zgbks

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Top 10 albums of 2018 (#5): Locksmith - "Ali" This was one of the most surprising albums of the 2018 for me. This is the the second time Locksmith is on my top 10 list of 2018. Before 2018 , I Barley knew of the man's existence. This album is #5 for me becuase it is bar, after bar, after bar for the entire album. This is just a notch above Pusha T's album becuase it has the same consistency, but it's double the length without losing steam. Not only that but it gets very personal without sacrificing any technical wordplay aspects. Top 5 albums of 2018, (#4):, coming soon. ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #locksmith #ali #rap #hiphop #albumreview #hiphopalbums #rapalbum #rapnation #moncton #newbrunswick #fortheculture #2018hiphop #2018music #2018rap #bestof2018 #bestalbums2018 #top5 #daytona (at Moncton, New Brunswick) https://www.instagram.com/p/Br4vnLIAZN0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1el4crfk3kf5d

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Machine Gun Kelly - Binge (2018) Lyricism D- Beats/Production C Flows F Delivery F Content F Creativity F- Replay Value F ° Where do I even begin with this project? Do not waste your time listening to this unless you're a casual masochist. In that case this is the album for you. The opening track costs $1.29 on Itunes and repeats the title of track over and over again. It's an introduction to the album that has nothing to do with the album. The second track "Loco" geniusly ryhmes many AA rhyme scheme words together like "Most", "Toast" and "Boast". That's a continuous theme on the album. He also rhymes 'On me' with 'On me' 4 times on this track. It's almost as clever as when he rhymed 'Face" with 'Face' 8 times on the track "LiveFastDieYoung". This track also plays the first track at the end of this track incase it wasn't bad enough in the first listen. Like most tracks on the album, "GTS" is less than 3 minutes long and has no words for the first 15 seconds. It's also a song about drug abuse that doesn't have anything to do with drug abuse. The longest track on the album is the clout chasing "Rap Devil". He attacks Eminem for being old and lets everyone know what they already knew about Eminem. He grabs all the low hanging fruit and doesn't really go in enough to say anything impactful or harmful. Another theme I noticed about Binge is how many hooks he has per song. The song "Signs" uses the hook 5 times. That's 5 repeating hooks on a track that's less than 3 minutes long. Many tracks on the EP are 75% chorus. MGK even scoffed at Eminem in an interview for calling him a mumble rapper...when this song is 100% mumble rapped. I feel sorry for the beats on this project. Most of them are pretty decent. The problem is MGK has no idea what he's doing as he struggles to flow over them with autotuned vocals. Overall this is one of the worst projects I've heard all year. It was an attempt to capitalize on a viral beef that failed when it sold 21k in the first week (his worse selling project to date). Favourite Tracks : None of them ° ° #Mgk #machinegunkelly #binge #rapdevil #killshot #rap #hiphop #kamikaze #hiphopjunkie #albumreview #moncton #hiphopalbums (at Moncton, New Brunswick) https://www.instagram.com/p/BobswwwA1LJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xx0bih5b3lhb

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My theory of what happend to Eminem when writing songs for Revival. ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #eminem #slimshady #revival #shady #avengers #infinitywar #hulk #brucebanner #walkonwater #framed #castle #arose #moncton #hulkbuster #badmeetsevil #ironman #captainamerica #spiderman #chlorasepticremix #chloraseptic #drstrange #marvel #memes #rapmemes #hiphopmemes #eminemmeme #rapmeme #hiphopmeme #musicmemes #musicmeme

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Yep. ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #drake #Drakememe #drakememes #rapmeme #rappermemes #musicmeme #musicmemes #scorpion #Rap #hiphopalbums #hiphop #poprap #thestoryofadidon #duppy #jayz #drizzy #takecare #ifyourreadingthisitstoolate #views #rapalbum #hiphopmeme #meme #memes #michaeljackson #randb #ye #KidsSeeGhosts #daytona #pushat #newrap

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Drake - If You're Reading This It's Too Late (2015) If you're reading this it's too late is a 2015 mixtape by Drake. I'm this far into Drake's discography journey, and i have to say it's getting exhausting. I initially thought I might end up discovering atleast a few new songs per album to add to a playlist. So far that's not true. Intact this mixtape turned out to be one of my least favouite projects from Drake so far. Nearly front to back this project is packed full ot corny lines, awful groan singing, horrible flows that are so bad they're almost just Drake talking, and just uninteresting song topics/concepts. One of the few redeeming tracks on the mixtape would be "No tellin". It actually has a pretty energetic flow and some really clever bars scattered out. The song "Used To" also is quite good, but it's mostly fot Lil' Wayne's energy and creative flow and lyrics. Overall this is another very "meh" Drake release with just a couple highlights. I'm giving a 4/10 on this one. FAV TRACKS #NoTellin #UsedTo ° ° ° ° ° • • #drake #ifyourereadingthisitstoolate #lilwayne #travisscott #rap #hiphopalbums #hiphop #music #hiphopalbum #hiphop2015 #mixtape #albumreview #musicjunkie #boombap #ye #thestoryofadidon #duppy #rapalbum (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Westside Gunn Blientele (2018) I first heard of Westside Gunn a a couple years back when Eminem signed him to Shady Records. Since then I've been patiently waiting for him to drop a hit record. When i heard this album was dropping I was very excited to go check it out. I can't say i was disappointed, but i can say i was expecting a little more overall. Front to back the album is packed with nearly air tight lyricism. Especially tracks like "Gods Don't Bleed" and "Spanish Jesus" come to mind amonst various others. The overall production on the track is great as well. The ryhthmic grand piano key beat on "Rvd" and "Dean Malenko" both have that deep astmopheric sound that's almost reminiscent of some of the Beats from Nas' Illmatic. Some of the best parts of this album are the features. Busta Rhymes brings a hungry, monstrous verse packed with punchy one-liners on the song "Brossface Brippler". Jadakiss did a great job on "Gods Don't Bleed" as well. Anderson Paak even pleasently surprised me towards the end of the album when i heard his signature smooth funky vocals pop up on "Wrestlemania 20". While the constant lyicism is all through the album, the delivery and flow could be improved. Westside Gunn often sounded non motivated, repetitive and low energy even when presenting insane Lyicism. It sometimes comes off a bit non genuine when he doesn't say it like he means it. The flows are also often very repetitive. When a feature comes on a track they seem to always out rap Westside Gunn because they bring a totally different fresh new sound to the album. The features are what somewhat make the album for me. Overall i think this is a decent album that can feel a bit bloated with some less interesting tracks in the middle. Unfortunately this album might be easily forgotten because there are about 4 just okay tracks for every 1 great track. At the end of the day I'm feeling like a 7/10 ° FAV TRACKS #GODSdontBleed #DeanMalenko #RVD #BrossfaceBippler #SpanishJesus #RicMartel #Wrestlemania20 ° ° #westsidegun #blientele #shady #bustarhymes #Rocmarciano #andersonpaak #jadakiss #rap #hiphopjunkie #hiphop #music #hiphopalbums #hiphop2018 #eminem #aftermath #ye #nassir #pushat (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Today's work music selections. My work truck broke down so I'm forced to temporarily use one that doesn't have an AUX port 😤😐. Luckily I'm a CD hoarder. ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #Musicjunkie #music #truckdriver #cds #cdcollection #cd #musiccollection #Kendricklamar #yelawolf #runthejewels #nerd #badmeetsevil #eminem #Royceda59 #hellthesequel #tattoos #goodmusic #rap #hiphop

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Jay Rock - Redemption (2018) Unfortunately i haven't heard much from Jay rock in the passed, so my ear isn't exactly in tuned for what his sound is. I've heard his name tossed around a ton before but for whatever reason I've never gotten a chance to look into him. Redemption is the first Jay Rock album I've heard. I gotta say; not too shabby! I what hooked me in first were the beats. The beats are just so attention grabbing and boombap. They're so Low but explosive at times. They usually work with Jay Rock's delivery and flow perfectly. Especially on songs like "ES Tales" and "Broke+-". I also heavily enjoyed the title track "Redemption" for it's densely layered themes and emotional aspects. I was actually digging this track so much it actually gave me chills. It may have hit me a little personally. Not only did this track have such a strong, impactful and relatable message; he came with bars for days and blew the roof off lyrically. This is probably my favouite track on the album. I found it a little strange that "Kings Dead" is on the album considering it was on the black panther soundtrack but with an added Kendrick verse. It related to the movie as well. So why does it need to be on both projects? It's a great track but i don't feel the need to listen to or buy it again as a shorter version. I wasn't crazy about about the trappy beats on the project. I might be in the minority on that. Trap beats have always just annoyed me personally, especially they're combined with the very overused triplets flow. Songs on this album like "Knock It Off", and "Rotation 112th" lose a ton of points for that. Overall i think this is a great project that feels a little bloated. I could do without the Trap songs but the lyical smackdowns and bangers level it out for me. 7/10 FAV TRACKS #Redemption #ESTales #Rotation112th #KingsDead #Broke+- #OSOM ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #Jayrock #Rap #hiphopalbums #hiphop #music #hiphopalbum #hiphop2018 #albumreview #musicjunkie #boombap #kendricklamar #future #sza #21savage #Jcole #trap #trapmusic #newmusic #rapalbums (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Juice Wrld - GoodBye & Good Riddance (2018) It just so happens that "GoodBye & Good Riddance" is pretty much exactly what I was thinking when i was finally done listening to this awful piece of melodramatic garbage. The album starts off with an obvious, bad acting skit that seems very scripted and set up to sound one sided. Then we get into lots and Lots of trap beats and headache worthy singing. It's the same topics over and over again and I'm not more than a few tracks in. As a matter fact when I got to the second skit I was somewhat relieved that I didn't have to hear him whine anymore for a minute or two. I seriously debated on giving up on the album like 6 tracks in. There are just so many uninspired, dumb, melodramatic and just so bad they're almost funny lines. "You found another one but i am the better one" is this supposed to be lyicism? There was no effort put into the creative writing aspect of the project at all. "Dont tell me that i don't care when i do care" is another example of just a dumb, plain melodramatic line, and believe me; im not just scanning the album looking for bad lines. They're everywhere. The song that maybe showed a glimpse of Lyicism was "candles". He actually had a decent bar or two there. At this point though it's really the best of the worse. After listening to this project i feel a strong urge to go listen to some mature adult hip hop. I'm only a few years older than Juice Wrld and I feel like telling him to grow up every time I hear him whining over something stupid in an autotune vocal, over cheap trap beats. 2/10 FAV TRACKS #Candles (if i had to choose one) ° ° ° ° • ° ° ° ° ° ° • #juicewrld #goodbyeandgoodriddance #rap #trap #trapmusic #rapper #rapmusic #mumblerap #newmusic #newschool #hippop #trashalbum #badalbum #melodramatic #rapalbums #hiphopalbums #hiphop2018 #albumreview #soulful #pop #culture #rapculture #albumreview (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Nas - Life Is Good. (2012) This is Nas' ninth and latest album; atleast. Until his Kanye West produced album "Nasir" was announced. This project is a very mature, wise and retrospective Nas. One of my only problems with some of Nas' newer projects were the beat selections, but not here. This project has some of the beet beats since Stillmatic. The Swizz beat produced "Summer On Smash" nearly has radio hit potential. Looking back at the tracklist; the first 5 tracks were near flawless. Great introduction that sets the tone, a nice retrospective 'look where I'm at' type of track "Loco Motive", followed by an undeniable Banger "A Queens Story". I love the incredibly high energy and hungry flow. The very last line on Illmatic is "The Queensbridge lyricist never fails", and that still rings true with this album proving it track 5 "Daughters" is very relatable to myself and probably any father. It's about Nas struggling to raise a perfect daughter and keep her out of trouble without being hypocritical because he wasn't perfect growing up. The album takes a bit of a dip in quality for the 6th, 7th and 8th track. Mostly just because they're somewhat underwhelming and easy to skip. The song " Summer On Smash" is very catchy but i was a little dissapointed. The features didn't add much and even Nas toned down his word play a bit. The album picks right baxk back up with the 9th track though. Nas had me scared for a few tracks. The last few tracks are intensely deep and personal to Nas. "Bye Baby" details his painful divorce. With all the pain Nas has been through, he leaves us with the feeling that he's doing alright overall. There's a line that goes something like "I'll admit I've been rich and famous longer than I've suffered now" Overall i think this is a great project. One or Nas' bests ever. He proves that nearly 2 decades in, he can still spit circles around pretty much any MC. 9/10 FAV TRACKS #LocoMotive #aQueensStory #Daughters #AccidentMurderers #YouWouldntUnderstand #BackWhen #CherryWine #ByeBaby ° ° ° ° ° #NAS #Nasir #Rap #hiphopalbum #hiphop #music #hiphopalbums #hiphop2012 #classichiphop #KidsSeeGhosts #boombap #ye #newyork #illmatic #itwaswritten #kanye (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Nas - Untitled Album (2008) I've known Nas to be one of the most entertaining, witty and clever artists of all time. I've always thought id Nas as a very fun artist that will make your head bounce up and down while he's rapping circles around it... This isn't a bad album, but i was a bit dissapointed when considering all of his absolute classics. This album feels like it wants to be a political, anti government, anti police commentary album first and a hip hop album second. I do admire Nas speaking on how much of a problem still is today. Let me be perfectly clear; i have no problrm with anyone taking a stand on racism, but as a rap album, i just find it hard to enjoy for for than 1 listen. It takes the fun, Entertaining aspect out of hip hop a bit. This isn't an album you can just throw on at anytime. I do have to say that Nas' word play and lyicism is as top notch as ever on this project. Unfortunately i also found it a bit inconsistent with pop attempts on tracks like "Hero" "We Make The World go Round". This album has such a political core that feels forced, more often than not. Instead of offering solutions, Nas is usually just talking about the problems. Nas is one of my favouite artists of all time. Let's talk about what I liked now. Busta Rhymes and Nas have a back and forth lyical pow wow on the track "Fried Chicken. I really enjoyed the introspective, optimistic song "Black President". Like i Said before, even on the tracks I didn't care for, i have to admit his lyicism and wordplay is always there. Overall i think this album was a step in the wrong direction for Nas. There are only a few tracks i loved. It was very inconsistent and many tracks felt a bit forced. It's frustrating because i know Nas is smarter than this album. 6.3/10 FAV TRACKS #FriedChicken #BlackPresident #WereNotAlone #Breathe ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #Nas #nastynas #rap #hiphopalbum #hiphop #music #hiphopalbums #hiphop2008 #classichiphop #rapalbum #obama #bustaryhmes #kaynewest #ye #KidsSeeGhosts #illmatic #itwaswritten #thegame #newyork #nassir (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Nas - Hip Hop Is Dead (2006) This is Nas' eighth studio album. Calling an album "Hip Hop Is Dead" raised a lot of questions for me. If hip hop is dead is he referring to all hip hop or just most of it? Perhaps he might be litterally saying all his favouite rappers have passed away, meaning hip hop is dead. In reality Nas does a great job of explaining his take on the state of hip hop these days, and it's really hard to disagree with him to be honest; especially considering the line that goes something like " If you don't think hip hop is dead than you're likely the problem". Nas comes over very charismatic on this album. It's nearly impossible to not admire Nas for how hungry and motivated he still is this far in his career. He's been incrediblely consistent his whole career and he seems to have a tight grip on his top 5 status title. This album also has some of the best production I've seen from nas since his early classic albums. I love the smooth, sort of funky yet simplistic beats on tracks like "You Can't Kill Me" and "Where Are They now?"; not to mention the incredible Lyicism and flow on just about every track. Hip Hop Is dead also has some great features as well. It's really cool to hear The Game rap with Nas. Game grew up on Nas and now he's rapping with the hero he got his style from on "Hustlers". They have great chemistry together. Snoop Dogg had a great feature as well on "Play On Playa" Snoop has a nice smooth verse. I didn't know he was on the song so it was a nice surprise to hear his instantly recognizable voice. The Kanye feature was sort of weird to hear. You can definitely tell he's early in his career by his young Kanye voice. It Threw me off because this is so late in Nas' career and his voice is so aged at this point. I guess i never realised how far apart their career are apart from each other. Overall i think this is one of Nas' best albums so far. Nas remains one of the smartest and consistently on top of the games out there and he keeps giving more examples of why. 9.2/10. FAV TRACKS #YouCantKillMe #HipHopIsDead #LetThereBeLight #PlayOnPlaya #Hustlers ° #Nas #nassir #rap #hiphopalbums #hiphop #ye #KidsSeeGhosts #snoopdogg #kanye (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Nas - Street's Disciple (Disc 2) (2004) This is the second disc of Nas' seventh album. It's very rare and hard to believe that somebody this far into their career can still sound this hungery, consistent, motivated and inspired; and without having any major missteps. Not to mention this is a barely flawed double album. I actually liked the second disc even more than the first there are so many impressive lines scattered all throughout this thing that i could only imagine Nas coming up with.I love of how agressive and hungry Nas sounds on more than half the tracks on the album. Nas is constantly still developing his style and experimenting with new flows/ideas that almost always work in his favor. After listening to 7 Nas albums back to back I sometimes catch myself becoming numb to Nas incredible lyicism, but its always there. Tracks like "Suicide Bounce:, "UBR", "Bridging The Gap", and "Theif's theme" stand out to me as some or the beet lyicism tracks on this disc. Nas shares some incredible, personal stories that come off very honest and genuine as well; while never sacrificing a flow or a bar. For example, songs like "Remember The Times", "Me & You", "War" and "Getting Married". I have to mention the powerful straight up banger tracks i love too. Some of my favourite examples are, "Street's Disciple", "Theif's Theme" And I absolute Love "Bridging The Gap", Bridging the Gap also has one of my favourite beats. It has this exaggerated bluesy hook and just works so well, it's iconic to ears. Overall i love this second disc. Nas seems to be flexing all his talents on one album with Street's Disciple. As a whole, some may find this lengthy, but i broke the album into 2; and it really does play like 2 separate albums but they're 2 chapters of the same story. There's a cringey line here or there but its easy to forgive because he makes up for it A thousand times over. This second disc deserves a solid 9/10 FAV TRACKS #ThiefsTheme #BridgingTheGap #SuicideBounce #StreetsDisciple #UBR ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° #nas #nastynas #rap #hiphopalbums #hiphop #music #hiphopalbum #hiphop2004 #KidsSeeGhosts #ye #daytona #nassir #classichiphop #classic #bustaryhmes #rapclassic (at Moncton, New Brunswick)

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Nas - Street's Disciple (Disc 1) (2004) Street's Disciple is Nas' first album in 2 years. 2 years isn't really that long of a time but it was enough time for Nas to put together a 25 song double album with 2 discs. Seeing as this album is so long and possibly split up for a reason; (I haven't heard disc 2 yet) I'm going to rate both discs separately in case Instagram's character allowance may not be enough for me say everything i want to about such a lengthy double album. This far into Nas' career he's still constantly experimenting with different flows and beats. The tracks "A Message To The Feds, Sincerely The People" and "Sekou Story" have sudden beat switches halfway through the song that dramatically change the tone of the song. The tracks "Sekou Story" and "Live Now" are connected to each other in such a genius way. I can't recall Nas ever doing any sort of concept like this before, but I love it. It sort of reminds me of how the songs "Castle" and "Arose" Connect to each other on Eminem's latest album. Although I don't consider any of the songs on the first disc to be Bad, there are a few that are defenitly skippable or just feel like routine Nas tracks that we've heard in some way before. Overall this first half of Nas' Street Disciple is a great listen with some new aspects we haven't heard before. Feel like I'm saying this a lot about every Nas album, but his lyicism and flow is consistently incredible yet again. Im givingn this half an 8.5/10. Second half is coming soon! FAV TRACKS #AMessageToTheFedsSincerelyThePeople #TheseAreOurHeros #Disciple #SekouStory #LiveNow #RestOfMyLife ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° • #Nas #streetsdisciple #rap #hiphopalbum #hiphop #music #hiphopalbums #hiphop #music #classic #realhiphop #2004 #KidsSeeGhosts #ye #boombap #ny

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Nas - God's Son (2002) This is Nas' sixth studio album. Although this is my first time hearing this entire project front to back, I've heard many of the tracks various times before, probably because they're so iconic The song "I Can" is the most nolstolgic I've ever been for a song in my entire life. I remember my older siblings playing it on a burnt CD constantly back when I was like 8 or 9 years old. I didn't even know it was Nas back then but i knew every word. I ended up forgetting about the song over time and years later i heard it again when i bought a Nas greatest hits album. As soon as i heard the piano keys in the beginning of the track i got chills from nostalgia as my brain exploded with childhood memories built around the track. I may be slightly bias to the track based on how strongly attached to good memories it is, but that won't effect the album rating. Nas has never been an immature rapper in my mind, but somehow he seems to have grown up a lot on this Album. In the opening track his voice sounds a bit aged for some reason, but he is still hitting us with as clever ryhmes as ever and is always hitting us with new flows. I love the dark, boombap beat on "The Cross". It works so well with the religious tone. Then we go into "Made You Look". I love the witty lyrics and quick tempo, almost animated sounding beat. One of the most surprising songs on the album has to be "Thugz Mansion (N.Y.)" it's a rehash of an old 2pac song except Nas wrote an original verse to go with 2pac's old verse. It's works so well in such a bone chilling, haunting way. Pac litterally predicted his death in these lyrics. The guitar beat hammers the emotion in the track home as well. Overall i think this album has some of Nas' best tracks of all time, but also some more mediocre and skippable ones. As always his lyicism and flow game is top notch on nearly every track. 8/10. FAV TRACKS #iCan #MadeYouLook #TheCross #BoofOfRyhmes #ThugzMansion ° • • • • • • ° • #nas #godsson #tupac #2pac #tupacshakur #rap #hiphop #music #hiphopalbums #hiphopclassic #banger #smooth #classic #realhiphop #realrap #classicalbum #classichiphop #albumreview #boombap #ny #newyork #AllEyezOnMe #ye

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Nas -Stillmatic (2001) Stillmatic is Nas' 5th studio album. This album is easily one of my favourites. It's actually one of the first Nas albums I've ever owned along with Illmatic and a hits album; which i still have today. Stillmatic is what i consider to be Nas' big comeback. The last album he dropped before Stillmatic was nearly 3 years prior and probably my least favouite Nas project. Thankfully he made a great recovery on this one; especially after his inconsistent Nastridamus album was somewhat clumsily put together, trying maintain street cred while also trying to appeal to mainstream listeners. The album kicks off with an intro that's a lyical banger in and of itself and leads into arguably the most reknown diss track of all time, "Ether"; and it was response. I don't have the space on the page to talk about the track so I won't talk about who I think won. (Okay, fine Nas won) Stillmatic defenitly has the correct album. Nas returns to form in so many ways. He's back to his signature ability to blend flows perfectly witb the beat while still banging out bar after bar without taking a breath. Songs like "Get Yourself A...", "Rewind", "One Mic" and "What Goes Around" are some of the most thoughtful and introspective songs Nas had relesed since Illmatic or It was Written, while still showing his incredible, undeniable lyicism that we know him for. Stillmatic isn't just a cheap throwback copy of Illmatic. Stillmatic is an album that says Nas is Still Nas, but this is where he's been at since Illmatic. Stillmatic is Illmatic but written through the eyes or a grownup, matured and more broken in Nas. Overall i Love Stillmatic, I consider it a classic and that's not a word i use lightly. I believe this is his best project since Illmatic and a great sequel to it as well. 9.3/10 FAV TRACKS #Ether #GotYourSelfA ... #Rewind #OneMic #2ndChildhool #Rule #MyCountry #WhatGoesAround #Smokin ° ° ° ° ° #Nas #jayz #takeover #disstrack #rapbeef #rap #classic #banger #smooth #hiphop2001 #hiphop #music #KidsSeeGhosts #hiphopalbums #rapalbum #hiphopalbum #albumreview #musicjunkie #boombap #classichiphop #classicalbum #ny #illmatic #stillmatic #itwaswritten #ye #kanyewest (at Moncton, New Brunswick)