Perhaps I should have done this as a batch review, with its two sister compilations on Out Here: Urban Africa Club: Hip Hop Dancehall and Kwaito and Black Stars: Ghana's Hiplife Generation (album covers below), because I made a batch buying decision. They are all 7.5 (high B+), perhaps even 8 (A-), but they tend not to stick with you so I went with the lower grade. Anyway, I can't accept having one of these releases at this grade without the other two, and I can't get all three at a reasonable price, so I will end up with none. And #multiartistcomp/import at that grade too.
Before 11/2020, grades range from 5 to 3.5 stars. After that, grade range is: 10 (A+), 9.5 (high A), 9 (A), 8.5 (high A-), 8 (A-), 7.5 (high B+), and 7 (B+). Ungraded albums are noted as liked :-) (honorable mention), neutral :-|, and disliked :-(. At least 4 listens per graded album and 3 listens per ungraded album. Search "Grade Post" for more info. I sold/shelved ~10,000 albums after at least 3 or 4 listens, respectively, before starting this blog and will add entries for those as they arise.
Friday, August 16, 2019
Various - BLNRB: Welcome to the Madhouse: 7.5 (high B+)
Perhaps I should have done this as a batch review, with its two sister compilations on Out Here: Urban Africa Club: Hip Hop Dancehall and Kwaito and Black Stars: Ghana's Hiplife Generation (album covers below), because I made a batch buying decision. They are all 7.5 (high B+), perhaps even 8 (A-), but they tend not to stick with you so I went with the lower grade. Anyway, I can't accept having one of these releases at this grade without the other two, and I can't get all three at a reasonable price, so I will end up with none. And #multiartistcomp/import at that grade too.
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