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12 Oct

Posted at 20:28h in Music, Reviews
Arguably the most revered group of the late '90s and beyond, Yonkers' The LOX lyrically (and at times physically) shook the competition into submission. With each of the members playing their part - Jadakiss being the franchise and Sheek Louch the street general - it was Styles P who somewhat surprisingly managed to stand comfortably on the fine line between critical acclaim and hood props. With albums touching the nerves of a college kid, activist or gang member, Pinero, in some peoples eyes, was the real gem of the group instead of the much lauded Kiss. With rap now being dictated by the more emotional of rappers, Master of Ceremonies aims to inject that rough house, honest dialect with which Styles P has reigned.