Last year I copped two units of Roc Marciano’s ‘Marcberg’ album because it was an undeniable classic. I wanted to have a joint still shrinkwrapped. Call that the deadstock disease. I’m copping three(3) pieces of this Random AXE album. One to rock, one to stock and one to pass off to my main nigga on the block. Hardbody.
I never connected to Black Milk before this project and now I am digging thru the virtual internets crates to get as much shit by him as I can. Milk’s production is some straight up acid head rap bounce. Like if I didn’t have a day job and I could watch AdultSwim and blow kush 25 hours a day. I’d like to hear some more Danny Brown over Black Milk beats.
‘Japhy Joe featuring Danny Brown and Melanie Rutherford’
Guilty Simpson is the dude who I think really shines on this album. Sean Price is a monster as always and prA’li the best dude on the mic right now, including Ghostface in that assessment, but Guilty Simpson shows you why rappers fux with him even if you didn’t. Detroit rappers go so hard all the time it’s like they eat concrete Cheerios for breakfast.
‘Never Back Down’
What else can we say about Sean Price? All I can say is that bar for bar, no word for word, there is no one using a microphone device as well as Sean Price. You need to be a college professor to fully comprehend the level of Ruck’s rhymes. Sean Price is not from this world so you need to salute his style before he on the spaceship headed to another galaxy.
PrA’li Andromeda.
‘Understand This’
Every track on this album knocks my speakers. No filler and each feature goes harder than the last. Rock from Heltah Skeltah makes his appearance felt as well. Put your headphones on and find that zone you go to when you want to enjoy the rawest rap music. I’m calling Random AXE the best Hip-Hop/Rap album of 2011 so you can hold the throne.
