Episodes

B. Cox & J. Owe review Redman 's classic third album Muddy Waters . After a successful sophmore album Dare Iz A Darkside and a time when Redman self admitted he was in a dark place and time, the Brick …

B. Cox reviews Tony! Toni! Tone! 's fourth and final album House of Music . After taking a hiatus after the success of their third album Sons of Soul , the Oakland band reunited to record their final effort. Taking …

B. Cox looks back on Ludacris ' sophomore album Word of Mouf as it turns 20. After a commercially successful debut the previous year, the Atlanta emcee burst onto the scene with an equally, if not more impressive follow up. …

B. Cox & J. Owe review Mobb Deep 's third album Hell On Earth . After releasing their sophmore classic, 1995's The Infamous , to critical acclaim and rave reviews, the duo from Queensbridge followed up the next year with …

The crew reviews Lil' Kim's debut album Hardcore. The highly anticipated debut came on the heels of her being a focal point of Junior M.A.F.I.A's debut the previous year. Unleashing a torrid assult of hardcore lyrics mixed wi...

B. Cox & J. Owe look back at the late Tupac Shakur 's (recording under the alias Makaveli ) fifth studio album and his first posthumous album The Don Killuminati-The 7 Day Theory . Released on Death Row Records not …

B. Cox & J. Owe review Ice Cube 's classic, but controversial second album Death Certificate . After splitting with NWA and dropping his highly acclaimed debut AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted , Cube followed up with a busy 1991 start...

The crew take a look back at Wu Tang Clan crew member Ghostface Killah 's debut classic album Ironman . After a four year run of exellence that started with the group's groundshifting debut Enter the 36 Chambers followed up …

It's a bonus episode of 'Cards, Dominoes, Drinks & Smoke'! In this episode, B.Cox and Domo discuss old school southern hip-hop and break it down by Region: SouthEast, Mid-South, and the Gulf Coast aka 3rd Coast. They talk abo...

B. Cox reviews A Tribe Called Quest 's seismic second album The Low End Theory as it turns 30. Fresh of their successful debut People's Instinctive Travels And Their Paths of Rhythm , the quartet-turned-trio from Queens sough...

B. Cox reviews The Roots ' third studio album, 1996's Illadelph Halflife . After a respectable success and notoriety from their sophomore offering Do You Want More?!!!???! , the hip-hop band and outfit from Philadelphia found...

The crew discusses Jay-Z 's sixth studio album, 2001's The Blueprint . The album was released ironically on the same day of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S., leaving it overshadowed by tragedy. After the s...

In this bonus episode, B. Cox gives us a double feature with a two-part episode as the summer starts to wind down. In the first part, he pays homage to the DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince (Will Smith) …

B. Cox welcomes 12Kyle of The 12 Kyle Podcast to review OutKast 's sophmore hit album ATLiens . After shaking up and introducing themselves on the hip-hop scene with their classic debut album Southernplayaisticadillacmuzik , ...

The crew discuss the late singer Aaliyah 's classic second album One In A Million . After a succesful debut under the guise of R. Kelly (which ended in legal troubles and a seperation), the talented young songtress took her …

B. Cox & J. Owe review West Coast and Hispanic iconic group Cypress Hill 's self-titled debut album Cypress Hill . After undergoing a couple interations with group members, the trio of B. Real , Sen Dog and DJ Muggs …

B. Cox once again welcomes Nathan "The Professor" Rideaux of Food Dope Podcast to review UGK 's third album, the southern classic Ridin' Dirty . After feeling neglected, underutilized and underfunded by their record lable Jiv...

In a bonus episode of The Guest Lounge , B. Cox sits down with Sumit Sharma & Chris Mitchell of the Breaking Atoms Podcast . Based in the United Kingdom, Sharma and Mitchell have built one of the more intuitive, …

B. Cox reviews A Tribe Called Quest 's fourth studio album Beats, Rhymes & Life . It was Tribe's first album since their classic third album Midnight Marauders and a three year gap between projects. In their return, the group...

B. Cox reviews Main Source 's classic debut album 1991's Breaking Atoms . It was a wildly creative and sonically pleasing debut combining the exploits of twin brother DJs K-Cut and Sir Scratch along with emcee and soon to be …

B. Cox & Domo review Philly neo soul singer and Soulquarian member Bilal and his debut studio album 1st Born Second . After spending the latter part of the previous decade collaborating with various artists and linking up wit...

B. Cox welcomes special guest 12Kyle of the 12Kyle Podcast to review De La Soul 's seemingly prophetic fourth album Stakes Is High . It was their first album without the production prowress of Prine Paul, who helmed their fir...

B. Cox & J. Owe review Nas ' second studio album It Was Written . It was his highly anticipated follow to his classic debut Illmatic . Upon release, the reviews were mostly mixed as most noticed the album had …

B. Cox and J. Owe discuss Jay -Z's now-classic debut Reasonable Doubt as it turns 25. The album released on his, Dame Dash and Kareem "Biggs" Burke label Roc-A-Fella Records, was the first building block on what would become ...