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Jim Brickman

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Greatest Hits Reviews

Overall Rating
8

Greatest Hits

2004 | Windham Hill Records

8 Sources have reviewed this album

10/10

Village Voice (Consumer Guide)

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The clarity, economy, and devastating detail of the man's rapping and rhyming are a benison, turning the spare beats he favors into an ascetic aesthetic.

9/10

Sonicnet

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He's responsible for some of the most classic (and controversial) jams in the history of hip-hop.

8/10

All Music Guide

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It is the combination of street tales, social criticism, and self-awareness that made him a unique artist, for whom the term gangster rap truly does not do justice.

8/10

Dot Music

A fine writer, possessed of a honeyed, deep, richly expressive voice, Ice-T may have been the rapper of choice for white suburban teens in big shorts, but that doesn't mean he or his music have ever been anything less than grippingly authentic. He mi

8/10

CDNow

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His rhymes often approach the immediacy of raw, street-level reportage, like CNN with a better soundtrack.

8/10

Wall of Sound

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As best-of joints go, The Evidence is solid, featuring a bevy of T's greatest cuts, as well as a few left-field inclusions.

7/10

New Musical Express

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If you really want a definitive collection of Ice-T's work, go and buy his albums 'Power' (1988) and 'OG - Original Gangster' (1991). This is not to criticise this greatest hits package, which, technically, does a decent job of presenting an overview

6.5/10