the Hip Hop for non-hip hop fans

How often have I already read reviews on this very album, where such a thing is like "I hear yes se no Hip Hop, but here I make an exception!" - What might be the reason? Bubba Sparxxx is (or "was", considering his miraculous conversion mainstream this year) not in bomber jacket and pants XXXXXL therefore. He wears no clunkers and hiding behind no sunglasses. Melody is for his music not just a gimmick, and it is far more than just the bassline. All the terrible gangster posturing, which can be found off-putting at the mainstream hip-hop, is irrelevant here. That Bubba can be seen in the inlay with rifle, supposed to take into account in my opinion rather his picture of the rapper from the sticks of the American South. In contrast to the deterrent example of his genre colleagues can be found on this CD honest and innovative Beat with honest and intelligent rap and with an embedding of the whole in the Square Dance and Country milieu, but without getting too deep into these directions. In between, of course, see a little more traditional hip hop songs that nevertheless possess their own charm. The song "Deliverance" is a summer hit for me was in 2004 and I still can hear him often arbitrarily, to be bored without his.

Therefore, I want to say about this album: "I hear yes se no Hip Hop, but here I make an exception!" :-)

Too bad that did not make this album, to find more buyers. And if you try to read between the lines in interviews with Bubba, so you can come to the conclusion that his turn to the mainstream is not necessarily only been to his liking and that he considers "Deliverance" for a very good album, the just were unsuccessful on the market.

And so I see it as well.