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Professor Green - Lecture number one
Newest Review: ... Leo the Lion The first Mike Skinner produced track Pro made after signing with his The Beat's record label, I really like ... more  ... this song, a very funny track, I'm sure just about every man (and women) can relate with something in this, the beats have a heavy base line pounding through the melody while Leo the Lion's singing is decent as usual, he's sort of like a English Nate Dogg, one of the funniest tracks on here.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg5Pfk8M9 y0
9/10
4 - Before I Die
A slow and dirty beat is accompanied by Pro rapping about all the things he wants to do before he dies, it's a good track but very short as it's only meant to be a preview...more |
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Professor Green - Lecture number one: It's PG but it's not Tetleys? (1272 words)
by - written on 23/11/08 (Very useful, 259 readings)
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Lecture #1 is the 2006 EP from East London Rapper Professor Green. Pro first made his name entering The Jump Off battle competitions, a weekly rap night in London that also helped other UK rapper such as Stig get noticed, becoming the first ever mc to win the battles 7 weeks in a row, a feat he managed twice, and also won him a chance to enter the Power Summit 50k battle in the Bahamas in which he would defeat several of the worlds leading mc's, including some from the Shady-Aftermath label, on his way to losing in the final against favourite Jin, a man recognised as one of the top battle mc's on the planet. Pro really is one of the top battle mc's in the UK and I would ... Read the complete review
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