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    Sackcloth Fashion

    Something for Everyone to Hate

    (1999)

    Reviewed by Maurice Lofton

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    Label Syntax Records / Rescue RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2000
    hip hoprap

    Sackcloth Fashion gives Hip-Hop a very different look and sound. When I heard the CD, I asked myself "when did the Beastie Boys get saved." Unfortunately, I don't like the Beastie Boys at all and this group was no different but they do deserve credit for their lyrics--not only did they have a very positive message but they dealt with some very controversial topics which I liked. I applaud the effort but have to pass on the music.

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