i actually really enjoy seeing what you think about hip-hop.
Hopefully you'll get around to reviewing some of the experimental hip-hop groups i recommend.

also if you liked public enemy then you'll like groups like beastie boys and gravediggaz

Nice! I was quite salty over your Kendrick Lamar TPAB review and thought you were just another RYM reviewer who just called everything and anything that is Hip Hop bullshit but you seem to be very open minded to every genre so that's good. I also see you are very intrigued by production more than Lyrics and I would recommend you listen to "Fear of a Black Planet" which is also by Public enemy and is my favorite by them and is very cohesive if you ask me in terms of production. Also, "Paul's Boutique" by the Beastie Boys because that was the album in which they were the most adventurous with their production and I feel you would like.

Thanks KillerSector. I'm taking a break from hip-hop right now but my next review was going to be Paul's Boutique. This will be followed by Clouddead and Cannibal Ox, and maybe some Eminem, by June. I am still quite critical of hip-hop but I hope you find some perspective in some of my criticisms too.

you sound bored of everything

cer000 Because I sort of am

I enjoyed reading your reviews. They really challenged me as a listener.

Sees the 3/10 on TPAB
b o i

check out Ved Buens Ende's 'Written in Waters'. It's like a black metal 'Spiderland.'