Jamin Warren’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 3 reviews, going back to 2004, each next to the album’s Breakdown.
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Every review
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 Yasiin BeyThe New Danger“Mos Def's long-awaited sophomore full-length was five years in the making, but perhaps unwisely uses too many scraps from the nixed recording sessions of his rap-rock group Black Jack Johnson.…” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 54 5.4/10 | 71 | 2004 |
 De La SoulThe Grind Date“Ending their 15-year run on Tommy Boy, De La Soul's first Sanctuary release features an all-star lineup of underground beatmakers– including Madlib, 9th Wonder, Jay Dee, and mainstay Supa Dave…” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 82 8.2/10 | 79 | 2004 |
 Talib KweliThe Beautiful Struggle“Latest outing from this formerly underground hip-hop visionary finds him collaborating with hot-shit producers Kanye West, Just Blaze, The Neptunes, and Jazze Pha, and marks the return of DJ Hi-Tek.” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 76 7.6/10 | 70 | 2004 |
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