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Written by Kevin Benoit
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Joey Crack has a long enough resume to make anyone acknowledge him as one of the best rappers to have repped NY in the last couple of decades. I still get excited by a new album from the Don because even as his mainstream popularity may have taken a hit over the years, he never lets us down musically. His latest album, The Darkside Vol. 1, his first as part of E1 (formerly Koch) Entertainment, proves to be no disappointment to a true Hip-Hop fan and a testament to continue to release great music, while keeping his legacy relevant.
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Written by Donald Lee
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On being asked about the follow-up to his critically acclaimed film The Dark Knight, director Christopher Nolan remarked that he would not be able to say as he is a "one movie person". While forums of fanboys to the franchise quizzed and plotted what the sequel to this film would be, Nolan has apparently offered a consolation gift to cinema fans in the form of Inception.
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Written by Kyle Jarmon
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Perhaps it was the success of Love vs. Money and Love Hate that made The Dream believe that Love King would have the same appeal. This being the third project from the North Carolina born, Atlanta raised vocalist, it falls short of the polish that the previous two albums had.
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Written by Kyle Jarmon
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Eminem has always been one to say 'The Darndest Things.' It is on Recovery that Eminem returns to his Marshall Mathers LP days with swift rhymes that keep the fast forward button from being pushed. Recovery's theme is one of revival and revitalization. The album is Eminem's seventh release and contains his third #1 single ever, "Not Afraid."
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