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Think Truely Differently

Inuzuka Kagekiyo | 09/09/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Over a year ago a fresh album came out called Think Differently Music: Wu-Tang Meets The Indie Culture... It is a very good album and I love it, but compared to what Blue Sky Black Death (a.k.a. Kingston and Young God) and The Holocaust (a.k.a. Warcloud) came up with in here, it doesn't seem as fresh, or as "differently thinking." That's not to put down the Think Differently project, but rather to measure just how different The Holocaust is from most of other stuff.



No money and b*tches here. No silly bling. Just clever and somewhat dark lyrics.

The rhyming schemes are crazy and unusual.

The quality and innovativeness of beats deserves to be mentioned as well.



There's so much crappy rap and hip-hop music nowadays that I rarely expect anything outstanding or surprising, and I have to say that Blue Sky Black Death Presents: The Holocaust surprised me a great deal, for it might be THE freshest thing I heard lately. The only recent album that rivals this one is JMT's Servants In Heaven.



All in all, not everyone will like this album because it is unique, but if you'd like a breath of fresh air in nauseating swamp of same old - same old, I urge you to try it."

Trivia, miscellany, jewels and proverbs

gabriel palacios | 09/10/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"the man who bled marbles. well mostly. maybe not what you expected, but what else could you expect from this dude? the album is beautiful, little regard for meter and rhyme. vivid imagery - my favorites are monarchs, sinister, ocean and no image. if you heard "i catch fire" on "heap of broken images" then you might recognize the terrain. beats are cinematic. you won't hear anything like it ever. dark, futuristic, poetic and grimly humorous. it's not easy for most to pull off the dark and sinister and humorous simultaneously, but it must come easy when you are the holocaust."

Great production, Holocaust consistent on rhymes

J. Smith | Oklahoma City, OK United States | 09/13/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a great CD. Its not often you hear someone do the entire disc by themselves without a collabo. That is confusing to a lot of people. They don't know how to digest it.



Holocaust is dope."