Jesus Price Supastar [PA] by Sean Price (Rap)

Pros: Sean Price's humorous couplets; soulful yet gritty - and thus complimentary - production
Cons: Some monotony - little topical and musical variance

How times have changed. If you had mentioned the Brooklyn collective Boot Camp Clik to me about more than half a decade ago, the face of Buckshot would have been the first to come to my mind. Fast forward to 2007, and it would be one-half of the ...

Pros: Dope, hostile lyrics from Sean Price, good production and braggadocio tracks.
Cons: Interludes, tracks get repetitive

Let’s see: I finally purchased my first hip-hop album of 2007 on March 15th – beating my 2006 track record by about a week or so. Woo-hoo! I'm keeping semi-up-to-date with the happenings in '07 rap. But enough about my ramblings – this guy that I’m ...

Pros: The lyrics, the lyrics, the wordplay and the lyrics.
Cons: A bit short.

For years, Sean Price was a weird story. He made waves as one half of the duo Heltah Skeltah with his partner Rock, and had a certified classic hip hop album with 'Nocturnal'. Conversely, many viewed his contributions to Heltah Skeltah as complementary ...