26 October |
Glaze The 9 Day Apocalypse Leviticus, the 1 or 9 day apocalypse.
Depends on where you look on the cd. So what is he coming with in '98? The intro is a rip off of Ice-T's Home Invasion song It's On. Glaze is warning everybody to be scared. The only question is for what? How tougher Glaze is acting how more and harder people are laughing. The first song suprises with a french rapper rapping in the french language. Why is a rapper using a guest rapper in his first song? 'DearÉ (you ever cry)' is a good and a very serious song. 'You Don't Have The Worry', 'Put Ya Hands Up High' are very radio friendly songs. 'Just Sleep' (rien que dormir) is not so radio friendly and has a french part in it. The lyric: "There ain't enough niggers in here for me to fear" pops up the question: what's the gun for that is illustrating the booklet? Cops don't shoot in The Netherlands, unless your doing something really stupid. Oh, I got it. In some place Glaze got a beatdown for teaching the kids the wrong things. And Glaze, one lesson: if you are having a gun and braggin' about it, than use it. Live by the sword, die by the sword. The single from the album is:
'Be All You Can Be' (but you can't be me). Lucky us, is there anybody
out there that wants to be like Glaze? 'The Most Hated' is not an interesting
piece. Mistaking hated with not welcome. 'I Remember' a love song. Etc,
etcÉ The whole cd has an American radio friendly sound. A lot of songs
are recorded in Hollywood. Lyrics projecting an American imageÉ so one
question remains: what is Glaze doing on a Dutch record label in Hilversum,
The Netherlands? One more thing: "When I die I wan't (ed.?) you to bury
me face down so the whole world can kiss my ass!" Is it not that you
are already with your face in the mud and everybody is walking over
your ass? |