Gang Starr keep it gangsta

Although they already look slow as dried fruit, show Guru and Premier that they still do not know has to sound like real hip-hop and have the whole Faker as Chingy or Nelly in their place. As usual, they bring clear, tough, yet permeable underground Primo beats plus Guru's deepe, flowing rhymes. While the guests like Jadakiss, Fat Joe and Snoop Dogg sound high-profile, but can not convince my opinion except for Joey Crack. Most of the songs are quite relaxed and show that Guru aka Jazzmatazz is one of the greatest of all time Mcees with which people like Eminem or 50 Cent never be able to measure. The street even underground flair runs like a red thread through the album, which is why it sometimes looks a bit monotonous and I therefore depart a point, even if from time to time provided with some harder songs for some variety is. The beads of this plate are for me, "Skillz", "Deadly Habitz", "Peace Of Mine", "Who Got Guns", oh, pretty much all! For me, as a plagued by today's pop-rap-hip-hop culture lover a true feast for the ears, for the rest of you I think also.