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Seems like the end of the year, apart from holiday and best of compilations, is a good time to release rap albums, at least that’s what the pour of constant hip-hop records, released in these past days and week, leads us to believe. Leading the pack is Wu Tang Clan warlord Ghostface Killah, with his much awaited seventh solo release “The Big Dough Rehab“, after last year he delighted us with fish and later with even more fish (you’d think the man’s a fisherman, not a rapper, still very pimp).

Wyclef Jean, one of my favorite rap artists from the early to mid 90’s, is releasing his latest effort, titled “The Carnival Vol. II: Memoirs of an Immigrant,” I can only hope it lives up to his classic debut “The Carnival,” oh and I want more fugees. As compilations goes we’ve got Godsmack and Libertines (R.I.P.) with “Good Times, Bad Times 10 Years Of Godsmack” and respectively “Time for Heroes - The Best of the Libertines.”

Ghostface Killah: The Big Dough Rehab

Wyclef Jean: Carnival II

Scarface: Made

Rufus Wainwright: Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall

Libertines: The Best Of

Godsmack: Good Times, Bad Times - 10 Years Of Godsmack

Black Lewis: Audio Day Dream

Styles P: Supa Gangsta, Extraordinary Gentleman

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