6 Feet Deep

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DO NOT BUY THIS!, 2008-07-26
DO not buy this album. This is one of the worst that ive bought and i got it ten years later thinking it was good from all these reviews. People got it thinkin it was classic and now they write reviews that it was worth it even though its not good. unless youve heard the whole cd and love it dont get it and dont beleive the other reviews br / br /the artists are good and i have much respect from there other work but i do not ever listen to this album. UNless you have to have it for your collection dont get it. trust me

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Yaaaah!!! Here Comes The Gravediggaz (Rating: 9 out of 10- -4.5 stars), 2007-03-02
The fact that there are two awesome producers on this album, Prince Paul and RZA alone makes this album very interesting. Along with Frukwan and Too Poetic, they came out in '94 under the name Gravediggaz with the debut "6 Feet Deep" (or "Niggamortis"). A horricore rap album that was very appealing. To make things even more intersting, everyone changed their name as well. br / br /There is not much to say here about this album. The production is well innovative by RZA or Rzarector who does more rapping than producing, and Prince Paul or Thee Undertaker who does the opposite. As for the rhymes, they are excellent too. "Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide" is one that has excellent beats and rhymes to fit it's concept. Too Poetic or Grymreaper is good and entertaining on "Defective Trip (Trippin')". br / br /Guests are on this album as well. Scientific Shabazz and Killah Priest appear on two tracks "Graveyard Chamber" and "Diary Of A Madman". Masta Ace appears on "Here Comes The Gravediggaz". And others known like MC Search and Biz Markie do some of the background vocals on "Defective Trip". And KRS-One does thoese vocals to "1-800-Suicide". br / br /As for anything bad. I believe "Bang Your Head" and the title track "6 Feet Deep" didn't appeal to me. The latter song was because the chorus came in spelling out the group's name over and over again. Other than that this is one excellent project. It kind of sucks that innovative albums like this don't come out anymore. It's albums like "6 Feet Deep" that made rap so fun to listen to. It's sad that Gravediggaz probably won't be making no more albums, due to the death of Too Poetic after he passed away from colon cancer back in 2001. After hearing this album, I will check out their 1997 follow up "The Pick, The Sickle, and The Shovel", and their 2002 album "Nightmare In A Minor". This album is excellent. Even if you're a Wu-Tang fan or a De La Soul fan, this should grab your intrest. br / br /Just for the record: This was not the first horrorcore album made. Artists like Esham and Insane Clown Posse have been doing this way before this album dropped. This one just received the most recognition. br / br /Lyrics: A- br /Production: A+ br /Guest Appearances: A- br /Musical Vibes: A- br /Overall: A- br / br /Favorite Tracks: Constant Elevation, Nowhere To Run Nowhere To Hide, Defective Trip (Trippin'), 1-800 Suicide, Diary Of A Madman, Here Comes The Gravediggaz, Deathtrap br / br /Peace Everyone!!!

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

very influentual, 2007-02-27
I dont know why people give this 4 stars they gotta be extremely stupid. this is one the sickest cd's ever put out by RZA and Prince Paul the beats are banging and the lyricism is tight this cd deserves 10 stars if anything. do yourself a favor dont listen to any of these fake idiotic reviewers they dont know what real Hip-Hop is. this album is banging, it's everything every Wu fan demands. grab this album immediately.

2 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

Definately doesn't deserve 5 stars, 2007-02-17
I thought this would be more raw and hardcore, but I was disappointed. Being that RZA is in it I figured it'd be somewhat like Wu, with the style, but it definately sounded nothin like them. It had some alright flows and OK beats, but a lot of it just seemed cheezy to me. I just wasn't feelin it. You can tell a couple members had potential, but it just didn't come together right on this. It seems like they're off beat a lot too. If you're lookin for that raw new york sound, stick to wu-tang or nas... definately not this.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

Not Really A Kid Best Rap Album Ever, 2007-01-31
This album is th best rap cd i have ever heard. br /Top Tracks: br /All tracks br / br /Buy Buy Buy!