The Gospels Of Reverend Wallace

by Jim Snooka

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Gremlin Monroe The beats that keeps on beatin Favorite track: Total Control (feat. Kaliber).

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1.	Rev Wallace Intro 02:03	buy track
2.	Total Control (feat. Kaliber) 03:06	buy track
3.	Hammer Time 02:00	buy track
4.	Chaos (feat. Red Eye) 03:57	buy track
5.	Real People 03:16	buy track
6.	Dirty Dickens Intro 00:37	buy track
7.	Dirty Dickens 01:48	buy track
8.	That's My Word (feat. Young Vadah) 03:54	buy track
9.	I Do Apologize 03:24	buy track
10.	Stay Alive 03:14	buy track
11.	Rock On (feat. Young Vadah) 04:01	buy track
12.	My Life 00:28	buy track
13.	Fuck Everybody 03:15	buy track
14.	Hostel (feat. Kaliber & DJ Bless) 03:27	buy track
15.	Kill'em All 03:23	buy track
16.	Miss Gonja (feat. Oow - Wee) 02:34	buy track
17.	Outro 01:35	buy track

about

Considering the prevailing winds of softness that dominate rap these days, Jim Snooka should be a welcomed change of pace. His debut album The Gospels of Reverend Wallace, featuring nothing but hard, tough guy rhymes over raw, headbanging beats from DJ Bless offers an alternative for fans of 90's hardcore rap who are sick of all the corny throwback attempts that get hype these days. This album continues to honor the tradition of rawness set by the Dirty Dickens and Who Killed Kenny? mixtapes, both of which are worth tracking down. DJ Bless has really found his groove on this one. Pure hardcore without the corniness of intention.