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1 comments about Redeemed Hoodlum.

1. T-Bone is the man, and this is his best album ever.This cd is a classic in the Christian Rap world, it was recorded in 1993 one of Hip Hop best years. If you like Cypress Hill or latino rap in general, make sure you grab this one.The lyrics about God and his love are great, and the reality of the street life is shown on this album. The beats are dope and the Best song T-Bone ever recorded is here, Lyrical Assassin.Is great to see how T-Bone represents us latinos in this cd. T-bone is the best Christian Rapper ever. God Bless you T

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5 comments about WOW Gospel 2001.

1. I'm afraid I'm seem to be in the minority here, but I really don't enjoy this particular Wow Gospel album. In fact, in comparison to all of them so far, including the latest one, this is the one I enjoy the least. There are a lot of songs that I can't get into because they aim to be more "fluffy" than substantial, especially on disc 1. This wow is simply one I cannot keep listening too, except for Shackles, Closer, and Rejoice (especially Closer by Lamar Campbell and co, which really ministers to me). Once by Londa Larmond is another favorite. If I would have gotten this when it came out, I would have been listening to this song everyday. But since I have her album, I must admit that the novelty has worn off somewhat.

   This is truly my least favorite. This was from the 2000 season mostly, where it seemed gospel artists were trying way too hard to be "cool" and appeal to the masses but missing a lot of substance. It's just not one I can just listen to over and over, like the 1st 2 in the series. Even 2000 and 2002 are a little better than this one.




2. This album ministers to ones spirit thru songs like; "We fall down". I highly encourage folks to get the whole Wow Gospel series. The cds help propell one further into the spirit world and they help further ones connection to the Creator and knowledge of God.



3. I listen to Disc 2 every single day. I have others, but certain songs on this CD really touches me. As I strive to walk closer with the Lord, some obstacle always seems to find its way into my pathway. But when I listen to "Closer" and "Nothing Else Matters" my mind is clear of all that is going wrong that day or in my life. Why? Because I know that there is a God up above that seats high and looks low and will not let any hurt, harm, or danger come upon His children that love Him and want to do right by His will. It's trully my inspiration.



4. I really enjoyed this compilation as well as the others. It did help me in knowing who was good in gospel and worth purchasing.



5. As always the WoW compilation is excellent! ..., but besidesthat it's all good.

   DISC ONE:

   The first five tracks on the firstdisc of WoW are very prestigious territory which I've noticed over theyears have been reserved for the 5 biggest and hottest songs of theyear, so naturally the album starts off with "Shackles [PraiseYou]" by Mary Mary, the biggest Gospel song of the year andpossibly the decade, basically to make track one on WoW you must havea video, an at least gold album and secular airplay. Then there's thehot "Let's Dance [Remix]" by first 5 track favorite HezekiahWalker & the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir which features gospelrapper B.B. Jay. Then there's another top 5 favorite John P. Kee, whomade it to track 1 with "Strength" back on WoW Gospel 1999and made track one one the second disc on WoW Gospel 1998 with"Stand". He's back at track 3 with his & the New LifeCommunity Choir doing their new single "Right Here". Nowhere's another top 5 favorite Fred Hammond & Radical for Christwith "I Want My Destiny [Live]", an unreleased version ofthe song from their 2000 pay per view special. And to round out thetop 5 is "That'll Do It", a blazin' hot track from Anointedfrom their to be released and named fifth album. Other standouts onthis disc are the hot "It's Alright [Send Me]" by WinansPhase II, "Personal Jesus" by the always controversial,Tonex, "His Love" by B.B. Jay, "Walk Right" byCommissioned, "Everyday" by Darwin Hobbs featuring MichaelMcDonald, "Fall Down 2000" by Kelli Williams, "I CameTo Jesus" by New Direction, and "Real" by theTommies.

   DISC TWO:

   The more traditional second disc starts outwith Shirley Caesar's newest single "Rejoice" and then movesinto the super tradional "Battlefield" by Norman Hutchinsand then "At The Table" by Richard Smallwood. Afterward isprobably the most beautiful song of the year. "We Fall Down"by Donnie McClurkin and Helen Baylor's "If It Had Not Been ForThe Lord On My Side" to round out the top five. Standouts on thesecond disc include the emotional "Memories [When Will I See YouAgain?]" by the Canton Spirituals feat. Albertina Walker and thehot, "The Holy Place" by Ricky Dillard & the NewGeneration Chorale. Now as far as the three unreleased songs on the CDthere's "I Anoint Myself" from the F. Hammond Presentsalbum and features RFC Soloist PamKenyon McDonald, .... Then there'sthe upbeat "Once" by Londa Larmond and to end there's"Better Days" by the male twosome, .... As usual the firstdisc is the saving grace of this series.

5 comments about Something for Everyone to Hate.

1. You gotta buy this CD!! All I got to say especially the song pulling a fast one



2. bignightrider has no idea what hes talking about. this cd is awsome..... buy it!



3. i thought this cd was one of the best rap cds i have ever heard. i never really got into rap until i heard this one. trust me..... bignightrider dosnt know what hes talkin' about. buy this cd!



4. this cd is garbage. please do not buy this cd. you will regret it. let me start off by saying that I am a big Secular rap listener. and no, violence / foul language isnt my main reasons for listening to secular music. My main reason for listening to secular music is because the beats are slammin. The first thing you hear on the song is the beats. then the lyrics kick in. This cd had some corny beats. A monkey on a drum set could have done better than what they did. i listened to the cd once and that was enough. they may have good jesus related music and they had a good rappin style but the best lyrics in the world could help the beats they brought to the table. to anyone who listens to secular rap and is looking for christian rap avoid this one. There are better Christain rap artist out there



5. since I wrote my first review of this CD... AND I STILL CAN'T LISTEN TO THE SONG "SIBLING RIVALRY" WITHOUT MY STOMACK TURNING!

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5 comments about Dozen Diamonds Of Warfare.

1. Hey ya'll, I've had this cd since I was 11, and I just recently listened to it over and over again. Please dispose of Billy's comment. THERE IS NOOOO CURSING ON THE CD. This is nothing but Christian rap that has affected so many of my friends lives and mine as well. God Bless



2. Hey bill I'm not tryin to bust ya out but I neva heard any cuss words in roar. None of us are perfect. At least they are making a stand for Christ. I roll for Crist and flow for him in the dirty south. All about Christ side east south west. Dont be so quik to judge cause you dont know whos life roar touched and ministerd to. Peace out and God Bless patna.



3. This CD is tight. The rappers in the group are really really talented. Their lyrics flow nice. You should definitley check this out. Even if you aren't Christian you will like them if you can get past them not rappin about drugs gangs and money. They address some important problems but still make you bop ya head. Just check it out- you won't be dissapointed



4. I've heard much better. On the first track there is a cuss word. Now correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the most noticable difference between Christian and secular music the fact that there isn't cuss words in Christian music. You are supposed to guard the words that come out of your mouth. What comes out of your mouth is what's in your heart. I'm sorry but I just can't agree with these guys cussing in a so-called Christian album. I left a message a month or so ago and it never made it to the board. I want this message to get out because when I bought this CD I had no idea that it had that in it and if I would have I wouldn't have bought it. I was offended. I suggest that if you want good Christian hip-hop look to Cross Movement or Grits or 4th Avenue Jones'. This is not true Christian hip hop. Peace and God Bless!



5. Of all the rap groups I have ever heard, few have more talent than the crew of R.O.A.R. Their style is excellent right from the get-go, and songs like Flower in the Ghetto or Where's My Daddy At find themselves being replayed in my car over and over and over and over...

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