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Rating: - Casi un clasico!!!
Muy interesante propuesta de ICE, alejandose de los ritmos de Death Certificate y parecidos. Vale la mucho la pena. Ritmo piroplastico

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Rating: - solid lyrics, weak sound, emotionally weak
The lyrics are still solid, but the sound is--thin. The anger and energy of the early albums is missing and the production sounds hasty and weak. Even a bunch of studio session musicians would have been an improvement. Sure rap depends primarily on the lyrics, but if the sound is boring, who's listening? The riffs are generic and it sounds like 1980s synth a lot of the time.

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Rating: - Another exceptional album from the Don Mega Cube.
Ice Cube has done it again. Its sad that such an amazing album will never be appreciated by anyone due to the lack of airtime this phenomenal album will recieve. It doesn't matter though, because all truly good albums will stand the test of time.

As for the album breakdown, there are too many gems to name. His analysis of the Gangster Rap movement in the song stand tall was brilliant! Ice Cube's ability to challenge white people, black people, and America is truly amazing. Pne of the most intelligent albums to be released since Nas's last opus.

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Rating: - Another Ice Cube classic!
Raw Footage is definetly the album the brings back the gangsta side of Ice Cube. The Ice Cube that rap fans have grown to love and hate. The Ice Cube that did songs like, "Amerikka's Most Wanted, Wicked, and who could forget, The Ni**a you love to hate." Ice Cube maybe focusing more on his acting roles in movies, but he is proving to the new generation of rap superstars with Raw Footage that he truly is, The Original Gangsta.