Lucy Ford

Its hard to believe that this one never got more play than it did. i really feel a duty to run with this one to all my friends and family and help them find the gem that fell into my lap. now i probablly wouldve given a 4.5 stars, but five is closer to the truth, theres very little i could call filler in this album. the lyrics really speak to me , and bring back so many memories of living in the inner city, and what life was really all about. i truly hope you give this album a chance.

This album is an exquisite example of Atmosphere's versatility, both as a writer and a rapper. Slug's lyrics are more than most of today's typical rap lyrics; he incorporates character development and imagery, building a story as well as a song. On such songs as "Aspiring Sociopath" and "Woman With the Tattooed Hands", Atmosphere shows their ability to match the mood of the lyrics with a beat. Other songs, such as "Guns and Cigarettes", show Slug's versatility, as his lyrics go from self-loathing to mockery, then to character development. Some songs on the album weren't worthwhile for me, and I found myself skipping through them. "Don't Ever F------ Question That", "Tears For The Sheep", and "If I Was Santa Claus" tarnish the otherwise impeccable album. "The Lucy Ford EPs" is a must-have album for anybody who appreciates good music.

this just goes to show you that you don't need multisyllabic rhyme schemes or overly complex puns and punchlines to be an ill rapper. slug definitely shines on here and the beats of course are sick. definitely something beginner rappers should listen to so they can get the basics of how to put songs together that might mean something to someone. that being said, i wish slug would get looser on at least a few of the tracks with some verbal wizardry - i could have actually heard a couple bragadoccio raps on here just to appease guys like me that listen to hip hop a lot

Great album. When it says (digipack) that means that it is not a jewel case, but one made of a thicker paper material. Arrived with no scratches.

Great album but vinyl is super warped. Looks like a frisbee thrown into a tree over and over again.

Has a handful of very good songs, and the rest are okay in my opinion.Atmosphere fans should add this to their collection, could definitely play it over and over.

Slug and Ant are to good at what they do. This is what love sounds like in form of hip-hop!

great

Well, I a fan of this album for 20 years and its the first time pressed on vinyl.. beautiful packaging and sound..