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This year seemingly is the year when all albums classified as “urban myths” finally see the light of day.
Dr Dre’s
Detox has actually birthed material and
Lupe Fiasco’s
Lasers is all set for a March release. Whilst we anticipate various other mythical albums (
Fugees comeback,
Madvillain), one of the most anticipated albums for almost six years is finally released and
Saigon’s odyssey to drop
The Greatest Story Never Told LP finally ends in 2011.
With label issues, controversy and new arrivals just a handful of reasons for its delay, can the NY disciple of super producer
Just Blaze make up for the lengthy delay with a bona fide classic?
With the year 2012 rapidly coming to an end, releases between now and December 31st will find it tough to break into the ranks of the best releases of the last 365 days. Having said that the artist in question's latest offering will be welcomed by all, most notably down to the lengthy delay of its prequel. New York's Saigon births The Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 2: Bread and Circuses just a mere 19 months after the first offering was released. With more of Sai's signature parables, street tale dissection and collabs from all corners, will this story provide one of the better offerings of 2012 or will it be one story too many for a rapper whom many have become tired of waiting on?