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Left Foot, Right Foot
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by - written on 03/11/08 (Very useful, 233 readings)
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'Left Foot, Right Foot' is the 2nd album to be released from Australia's finest rappers The Hilltop Hoods, and their 3rd release overall. The Hoods have been about since 1997 but the chances are if you've never read my reviews or aren't Australian you probably haven't heard of them, and that's the biggest shame about their music, this group are very talented and make great music that deserves to be heard by the masses. I can hand on heart say that after about 15 years listening to rap these guys are some of the most talented musicians I've come across. Meeting at school the group named themselves after an area nicknamed the Hilltops by the local youth, the ... Read the complete review
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