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MARCO POLO "Port Authority" Reviews
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AZRating: 5.7 Users rating: 8.0 |
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Release: 15 May 2007
Label: Red Urban Records
Genre: Hip-Hop
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| AllHipHop.com |
Rating: 8.0 |
Like the classic aforementioned Soul Survivor, Port Authority's potency lies in its superb tracks and first-rate guest appearances. As long as Polo continues to pay homage while pushing musical boundaries, his next joint could be a classic.
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| PrefixMag |
Rating: 7.5 |
This is back-to-basics-and-stay-there hip-hop; take it and love it or leave it and don't. What's remarkable is how many of us still choose the former.
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| HipHopDX |
Rating: 7.0 |
For the most part though, Port Authority is a very solid effort from a producer that really has love for the art and culture. Just imagine if more artists shared his same passion for the music, Hip hop would be a better place.
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| Blogcritics |
Rating: 7.0 |
The CD is packed with heat, with a huge list of names on board and collabos that make it look like a East Coast who's who of emcees. Ed O.G, Sadat X, Masta Ace, Kool G Rap, Buckshot, Jo Jo Pellegrino, Copywrite, and many more are on this CD, making it a pretty safe purchase.
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| Crud Magazine |
Rating: 6.0 |
Port Authority though, is the Canadian's first debut proper, an album put together with a bloodthirsty posse of high calibre Bill killers that include Kool G Rap, Masta Ace, Buckshot, Large Professor, O.C, AG, Ju Ju and Sadat X. Real standouts, however, are tracks like ‘War', a baroque and beefy conflation of muscular jaw bustin', some prickly boom bap and some killer-crooning by way of hooks, the lush, freaky, full-clip dreamscapes of ‘Speak Softly' and the slo-flow funk of ‘Lay It Down' featuring Roc Marciano.
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