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Necro in general
Newest Review: ... mantle when conceptualising and plotting his rhymes, Necro seems genuinely interested in obliterating orifices and discussing ... more  ... the dissection of discharge. The flow Necro possesses is absolutely delicious; the rapid-fire moulding of horror stories made to sound so easy it’s alarming. The man doesn’t get pressing issues off his chest, he makes an anaesthetic-lacking incision and pulls out handfuls of innards just so everyone knows what exactly runs through his veins. It’s evidently some strong stuff in keeping things relatively light-hearted – if that’s the right phrase - in interpolating The Doors on Li...more |
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Shihad - General Electric, The Price Comparison
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WEA, June 26, 2000, Catalog Number: 3984296842
General Electric |
£ 12,54 |
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Lemon, August 25, 2003, Catalog Number: CDLEM3
Six Star General |
£ 9,59 |
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Drowned In Sound, January 24, 2005, Catalog Number: DIS0008
New General Catalogue |
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Necro in general: Necro - Hip Hop's Nastiest Piece of Work (623 words)
by Sugar Matty O - written on 12.01.02 (Very useful, 731 readings)
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NECRO – ‘Gory Days’ album promo – Psycho + Logical Records 2001 Perverse. There’s no other word for it. The way you’ll be chuckling along to Necro’s deluge of the disgusting should make you take a long look at yourself rather than the X certificate explanations this filth-phile gives to unassuming tracks such as Dead Body Disposal and Bury You With Satan. Even on this seven track promo there’s enough uncompromising insights into the darker side of life to fill a morgue. There are sick tracks and there are the kind of straightjacketed jolts to the system Necro has no fear of feeding. The obligatory ...
