Street Military - Next Episode
Reviewed By: GRIM
Album Rate: 4 out of 5 Stars
This is the best Street Military album I have heard, I think they have a few others I aint peeped yet though. This came out back in 1995. The first cut is off the hook, it’s a remix to the a song from Aggrivated Rasta, the song is called “Episode”. Everyone comes too dam cold on this track, Pharoah and Lil Flea really shine along with KB. Mane this bomb ass beat along with this dope reggae makes this song tight as fuck, I bump this song over and over. “Aggrivated Rasta” is a remix of this song, it’s a really solid track also, KB flows his ass off on this song, he has a very rough and rugged flowing style, he almost is yelling. Klondike Kat gets off on this track also.
“Funky Funeral” is up next and Kidnappa starts this shit off dope as fuck, he comes really tight on the first verse. Klondike Kat and Pharoah come really hard on this track also---great song. Track 4 is called “That’s The Type of Aggin I Am” and it is very solid cut also, very gangsta song. The vocals and beat are very tight as well. Pharoah really sticks out on this song, but shit he is always shining. “G-Song” is up next and its another dope cut which Kidnappa really shines lyrically on. He drops some really tight fast flowing vocals with this really tight beat that anyone could flow to. This song everyone could relate to and would love to bump.
The last cut is called “Shit Get Wild In The City” and it has a really wild beat to it, I aint really feelin the beat all the way but the vocals are on point. It almost gives me a headache though, people that like rough and rugged music will love this cut. Overall this is a very solid album, its a lot better then Aggrivated Rasta or Another Hit. I recommend all Texas rap fans to pick this shit up. Also southern rap fans this would be a good pick up for yall also, this is one of the original groups from Houston Texas and they are well known throughout the south for their music. The only bad thang is that the album is only like 6 songs deep.
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