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OL' DIRTY BASTARD
N***a Please
Reviewed by John
Sekerka
While the booming world of rap is imploding unto itself in a faux street wise, quick sell,
gloss over substance, pop pap stance, Ol' Dirty Bastard continues to talk the walk and walk the
talk. Rude, vile, dangerous and damn funny, Ol' (to his friends) has made the hiphop album
which puts all others to shame. And despite what has been written, this also happens to be one
sweet listening pleasure. Sure there's a definite rough edge and immediacy, but the Bastard can
slip in some velvety Isaac Hayes touches when called for, and the rhymes kill. A tough street
rapper who also happens to be a self-confessed Momma's boy: you gotta like that.
© 2000 - John Sekerka
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