I didn't like this album at all. The production was good, but the lyrics were as corny as a bowl of corn puffs. I've listened to two of K II S's last albums and I don't know where they went wrong. Back to the drawing board, fellas.
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The Lighthouse Unsorted 1999Reviewed by George LukeThe sophomore release from rappers D-Smooth and K-Buc and singer Jennifer Newman (the follow up to the 1997 Welcome To The New Era) finds them moving in the same direction as quite a few other rap groups: aiming to make music more dependent on melodies rather than beats. Musically, their range is diverse. "Channel 3" has a nice classical/Gregorian chant touch, and "Common Ground" is a ska jam…The Phantom Tollbooth 1999Reviewed by Josh MarihughK2S isn't in it for the Benjamins. They're in the game for Christ and Christ alone, and their fourth album, Better Dayz, features some great music from the group, as well as a pair of songs featuring guests from the world of Christian music. This group is the latest to be a part of "Six Degrees of Crystal Lewis." The lady who seems to be everywhere is here for a fantastic song called "How Deep is…Similar sounding releases
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