King Of Rock - Run D.M.C.

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - East Coast / Artist: Run D.M.C. / Audio CD released at BMG

Newest Review: ... to work together effortlessly, however the raps from the two rapping members of the trio, D.M.C., and DJ Run, appear to force ... more

... their liens to work with the backing. The production itslef has few flaws. **Three Stars** 3. "You Talk Too Much" I found this one to just be annoying as they go into some really obvious raps which you can predict as you listen to them and what is said is so pointless that you can't really find anything to enjoy within it. It is just a list of statements, and the transitions aren't clean at all, making for a messy tune from the crew. **One Star** 4. "Jam-Master Jammin'" Just as with the de...more

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	Run-D.M.C./King of Rock Release Date: 2008 - 07 - 22, Audio CD, Legacy Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47	£ 18.09	Free! within 24 hours

Run-D.M.C./King of Rock
Release Date: 2008 - 07 - 22, Audio CD, Legacy

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King Of Rock - Run D.M.C.: You Need To Wear Some Glasses Like D.M.C. (974 words)
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"King Of Rock" is the second album from the legendary Old School Hip Hop group, Run-D.M.C.. This 1985 release comes a year after their debut where they showcased what was then the 'New-school' sound of Hip Hop music, one which was encouraged by other acts like LL Cool J, Slick Rick and Boogie Down Productions, who all used this varied style as a developent from Kurtis Blow, The Fat Boys and Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five who all came before them. What made the group which consisted of DJ Run, D.M.C. and the now-deceased Jam Master Jay is that the tried to encorporate Rock music into their work, especially through this record. 1. "Rock ... Read the complete review