The Score: Refugee Camp - Fugees Reviews

There are some CDs that you just want to hear over and over again while family and friends plead "Oh please no, not again". Fugees - "The Score" deserves all the superlatives that have been heaped upon it and more. You like hip hop rap style? You'll love this! Lauryn Hill, Wyclef and Pres in the Fugees come ...

Released in 1996, the Score was the Fugues only major success, their elevation from the ghetto to megastardom creating "artistic differences" resulting in Pras, Wyclef, and Lauren Hill all going their separate ways to varying degrees of success. This album shows, like many other cases that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. ...

The Score was of course the acclaimed album from the Fugess from 1996, and includes the hits Killing Me Softly, Ready or Not and Fu-Gee-La. The album is a really good mix of hip hop/rap, with elements of Dance, and instrumental stuff. The album also has some skits which generally aren't too bad but don't actually add anything to the ...

I am angry that the Fugees split up for one reason: If they kept up with the music they were making, they would have been great. The lyrics they had were just genius. They would have raised the eyebrows of the rap industry. They were great rappers and they had great lyrics. They were like the Rage Against The Machine of the rap world. With ...

Lauryn Hill is a great singer and I’ve always loved her songs which she did when she was in the fugees, I loved the mellow, pop songs on the fugees album but there are only about 3 of them. It’s a great chilling out CD, and although all the songs aren;t the like the classics we all know of, they are still brilliant. If ya like lauryn ...