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Talib and Mos Def opinions, I had to say something

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Lincoln:
Haven't heard Kweli yet, but I love that Mos Def, 4.5/5 IMO. I love the guitar licks on it, Mos's singing, Mos's rapping, etc...

Leggy Hendrix:
i like both of them, i think Kweli's production was a bit lacklustre at times, but he still came with it lyrically...and the Mos album is a bit too varied for me, im not a huge fan of his singing, but there are definitely some classic Mos tracks on there, Sunshine being one of them... 8)

On The Edge of Insanity:
Kweli - when it was dope it was really dope, and when it was bad, it was really bad, with a few average tracks thrown in. The second half of the album was a lot better than the first half, and overall it wasn't bad. I'd say 7.5/10

Mos - took me a few listens to fully appreciate it, but now that I do, I think that The New Danger is an really dope album, I'd probably give it a 8.5/10. I like how he built on the jazz influence on BOBS and added rock and blues elements to this album. I'll be interested to see what he tries to incoporate in any further albums he does.

Bramsterdam (see ya):
Ive always liked both these artists, they're defenetly in my top 10..

unfortunetly, still havn't heard either album yet! Im probably going to download the new danger this week sometime though

Juronimo:
Mos Def --- 7/10
The rock angle was different. It's cool that he's expanding his horizons, I just wanted to hear more "traditional hip hop" type tracks from him.

Talib Kweli --- 6/10
Kweli was on point lyrically as allways, it's just that most of the beats left much to be desired.

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