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 Menace To Sobriety - OPM
 Menace To Sobriety - OPM ... up2 Interlude: Punanny 3 Heaven is A Halfpipe 4 El Capitan 5 Undercover Freak 6 Brighter Side 7 Better Daze 8 Trucha 9 Dealerman 10 Reality Check 11 Interlude: Rage Against The Coke Machine 12 Unda 13 Interlude: 15 Minutes 14 Fish Out Of Water 15 Sound System Newest Review: ... Captain" Here they are seen to lay off the samples for a bit and instead of this you see that they decide tha rather ... more ... than this it is much easier to just jack from other popular acts as they take the hook from the style of Onyx in their breakthrough years and have their rhymes concentrate upon cannabis as Cypress Hill and have them rhyming in the same manner as B-Real and the crew.
**One Star**
5. "Undercover Freak"
Progressing things through with this one, you find that they get on top of some Dubs in try out soem Reggae-inspired work. It is a very confused tune and has them going from this to then come with a sort o...more |
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Menace To Sobriety - OPM: Crack Is Wack (1124 words)
by - written on 01/09/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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"Menace To Sobriety" as the debut record from the California-based Rap Rock band OPM (Open People's Minds) in 2001. It found that in it the band brought with them elements of many of the popular trends of the time as although not Nu-Metallers, jumped into same sort of thing as they combined their Rock with alternative genres such as Hip Hop, Reggae and Pop. Honestly, they were only ever one-hit-wonders as the gained massive success with "Heaven Is A Halfpipe" 1. "Stash Up" They are seen to get the album started up with a track which has them coming at things in a hyped as they sample classic material from Eric B. & ... Read the complete review
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