Soundvision: In Stereo [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Soundvision

2. Crew - Lawless Element,

3. Shining

4. One Night - Lawless Element,

5. Rules, Pt. 2

6. Represent/Motown - Big Tone, Lawless Element, Phat Kat

7. Love

8. Words from Dilla

9. High

10. ...Something [Remix]

11. Move - Lawless Element,

12. Higher

Soundvision: In Stereo,Lawless Element,Babygrande,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Underground Rap

Soundvision: In Stereo [Explicit Lyrics]

Soundvision: In Stereo [Explicit Lyrics]

Average customer rating:

L .E. Debut Exceptional Production & With 90's Style Lyrical Flow

Soundvision: In Stereo

Flow This Raw

Lawless

decent, but nothing new...

Soundvision: In Stereo
Lawless Element
Manufacturer: Babygrande Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0009UVCMQ
Release Date: 2005-09-20

Tracks:

Soundvision
Crew
The Shining
One Night
Rules Pt. 2
Represent/Motown
Love
Words From Dilla
High
...Something
Move
Higher

Customer Reviews:

L .E. Debut Exceptional Production & With 90's Style Lyrical Flow.......2006-03-10

Well first of all the influence of Magnif, J. Dilla and the Detroit are definately obvious and I think this project primarily is attempting to establish their presense, through name recognition, which in this era of the rap game is kinda played. I agree with some of the reviewers in reference to the production which is impressive and a 90's style formula; however, the lyrical content could use more substance and introspect. Maybe the next installment will be more informative, educational.
1.Soundvision-Production 5 Lyrics 3.5
2.Crew-Production 4 Lyrics 3
3.The Shining- Production 5 Lyrics 4
4.One Night- Production 5 Lyrics 4+
5.Rules- Production 4 Lyrics 5
6.Represent/Motown- Production 5 Lyrics 5 Love this joint
7.Love Dilla-Production 4 Lyrics 3+
8.Words from Dilla-Production 5 Lyrics 5 Love this joint interlude
9.High Production Madlib 5 Lyrics 3+ Love this joint
10.Something Production 5 Lyrics 5 feature Diverse of course his verse is prolific
11.Move Production 5 Lyrics & concept 5, R & B influence Melanie Rutherford
12.Higher Production 5 & Lyrics 3+

Soundvision: In Stereo.......2006-01-16

Michigan's Motor City has no shortage of rap talent and on their debut album producer/MC Magnif and MC Griot contribute 12 songs in the key of that stereotype. Their aesthetic is pure '90s throwback to the boom-bap, delivering an airy sound bursting with the sound of soul. Beats are this disc's strong point; Magnif hugs the curves of golden era hip-hop, simultaneously flirting with De La Soul, early Slum Village and Pete Rock (minus the horns). The lyrics hold their own, They're about riding the laidback rhythms on cruise control, representing Detroit with a tasty collection of tracks.

Flow This Raw.......2006-01-16

This hip hop duo is doing their own thing and that so happens to be producing some high quality tracks. Lyrical depth and fresh beats fill this twelve track album. "Crew" is a prime example of their story telling abilities, funky beats and reiterates the significance of having your entourage. The introduction of a heavenly voice from Melanie Rutherford on top of blissful rolling keyboarding tactic makes "One Night" stand out in a major way. Furious rhyming skills and a hypnotic beat with some wild electronic sounds are presented on "...Something (remix)" making it a scorcher. They take underground hip hop to the next level on this joint. Definitely not an album for those of you seeking a top 40 hip hop sound.

Lawless.......2006-01-15

Im completely addicted to this album , its easily one of the best releases of a great year in 2005 . The production flows very beautifly and is mostly done by Magnif of Lawless Element , the lyrics are also dope but not as good as the beats , but the delivery and cadence of the rhymes are remarkable. It has some of undergrounds finest featured on this album , but its quite clear this is not a release for the average narrow minded underground fan , it has variety and enough skill to crossover to mainstream without even trying . I would say to any fan of good music pick this up.

decent, but nothing new..........2006-01-15

lawless element...I must say that babygrande has fallen off in the last couple years...in an attempt to get some jazzy stuff on the label as opposed to the homo-bashing done on jmt and outerspace releases, the lawless kids do come correct on the production end...lyrics are nothing short of standard hood rap which can be found on any mainstream release these days...honestly, the production at times can outweigh the pointless flows...dilla does one beat and madlib contributes a couple beats to clean out his hard drive...this cd is something you would have as background music, not as something you would have all ears on...all in all, the cd is a decent release...I payed 4 bucks for it used...if you find it for a reasonable price, grab it, because it isnt horrible, but it isnt going to be in heavy rotation either.

Lyrics: C-
Beats: B+
Overall: C

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