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by balogun  in Music,  - Top 500, Jul 08 '06
Pros: DJ Premier's innovative and excellent boardwork; Jeru's lyrical creativity; a true East Coast classic
Cons: Jeru's rhyme style might be hard for some to get used to
By 1994, the East Coast – most specifically New York - was in dire need of reinvigoration. It wasn’t that rap records from that area were exactly dipping in quality (acts like Gang Starr and Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth were dropping classics up to ...
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by paulyoungotti - Top 500, May 29 '03
Pros: Jawbreaking lyrics. Varied, rugged production. Not one wack track.
Cons: Only 10 songs?
Ok, so I’m late. Yeah as you’re reading this the Hip Hop Appreciation Week, hosted by my man Madtheory, has just passed. I’m approximately two sorry make that three days, late. Unfortunately I’ve been...
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by bigd99999 - Top 200, May 04 '04
Pros: Jeru's Old School Lyricism, DJ Premier's Gritty Production, Some Great Joints, Near-Classic Album
Cons: Not for everybody...
Once again, with each and every review that I drop (cause I'm on fire, admit it) as we approach Hip-Hop Appreciation Week (who's topic this year is Faith by the way), I analyze something different about hip-hop and such. I've touched on commercial ...
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by aesopfable - Top 1000, Nov 17 '03
Pros: Inventive, fresh, raw, intelligent lyrics, simple beautiful production, one guest and unique ideas.
Cons: The last track (very minor)
Jeru The Damaja is one of those that has underground even himself! To me this man is so far under the East Coast hip hop scene (Brooklyn to be precise) that he’s digging his own grave almost. Snapped up by the world famous DJ Premier and ...
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by afterburn , Feb 15 '04
Pros: Superior lyricism and amazing production. The combination of Jeru and DJ Premier.
Cons: ...the f*ck outta here!!
Jeru The Damaja. Probably one of the most slept on emcees in all of hip-hop. Being friends with fellow Brooklyn artists Gang Starr, he first appeared on their 1992 album Daily Operation trading verses with Guru and Lil' Dap on I'm The Man, ...
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by tofa , May 14 '05
Pros: Everything to love about a hip hop album
Cons: Only 10 songs!
Jeru the Damaja. To many the name may seem foreign to them, but to true hip hop fans, he is a very respected MC. Back in '94, Jeru dropped the classic LP " The Sun Rises in the East " which would go on to be one of Hip Hop's finest album. Thanks to DJ ...
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by holy_fish , Feb 12 '04
Pros: My second review.
Cons: My second review might suck.
*Updated* So I’m on the bus coming home from school today and here’s what I see. Some ‘wigger’, along with his crew, gets on the bus. The wigger is a short, scrawny looking kid, wearing a New York Yankees hat sideways and an XXXL Ecko ...
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