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After sharing my concern and frustration with some colleagues regarding reading album reviews and their ratings over the years that received 4, 4.5, or 5 mics/stars that are in my opinion undeserving, I decided to publish my thoughts. I grew up not knowing about Jesus, the church culture, or Christian music. I was saved in 2004, so up until that point I listened to mostly secular hip hop, rock, and some pop. I discovered hip hop when I was about 6 years old (1984). I really started studying hip hop, the production, the lyrics, reading every word in the liner notes, and reading magazines like The Source, XXL, Murder Dog, Vibe, etc. When I was in 8th grade. I gave up baseball card collecting and started to get deep into music and all that came with it.

Magazines really had a lot of weight with regards to news, rumors, independent highlights, and album ratings up until roughly 2005 – 2007. Some of those top hip hop magazines really gained a reputation of rating an album accurately. Some of those magazines were so trust worthy with their album reviews and ratings that you automatically went and bought an album if it got 4 mics or above. Given the audience that reads Rapzilla.com is probably 95% Christian, and a good amount of those Christians didn’t listen to secular hip hop and aren’t old enough to know most of the albums that I’m going to shed light on below, I don’t expect this article to be of much impact with our reader base.

But for those that are old enough, and do know the albums that I’m going to shed light on, and are album reviewers or work for media in Christian music, specifically Christian Hip Hop, I hope to make an impact. The Source Magazine launched in 1988.

Here is a near complete list of all of the albums that received 5 mics: People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm — A Tribe Called Quest Let the Rhythm Hit ‘Em — Eric B. & Rakim AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted — Ice Cube One for All — Brand Nubian De La Soul Is Dead — De La Soul The Low End Theory — A Tribe Called Quest Illmatic — Nas Life After Death — The Notorious B.I.G. Aquemini — Outkast The Blueprint — Jay-Z Stillmatic — Nas The Fix — Scarface The Naked Truth — Lil’ Kim Trill OG — Bun B Albums that were not rated upon their releases, but were later rated five mics in 2002: Run-D.M.C. Radio — LL Cool J Licensed to Ill — Beastie Boys Raising Hell — Run-D.M.C. Criminal Minded — Boogie Down Productions Paid in Full — Eric B.

& Rakim By All Means Necessary — Boogie Down Productions It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back — Public Enemy Long Live the Kane — Big Daddy Kane Critical Beatdown — Ultramagnetic MCs Straight Out the Jungle — Jungle Brothers Strictly Business — EPMD The Great Adventures of Slick Rick — Slick Rick Straight Outta Compton — N.W.A. No One Can Do It Better — The D.O.C. All Eyez on Me — 2Pac Albums that originally received 4.5 Mics, and were later re-rated to five: Breaking Atoms — Main Source Death Certificate — Ice Cube The Chronic — Dr.