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Date Posted: 15:04:38 12/30/02 Mon
Author: THE SF MASHERRRR'
Subject: RIFLEMAN-KCLASSIXX 3 Album Review As Seen In Vapors Issue 14

RIFLEMAN-KCLASSIXX 3

Here I am now writing my second album review. I�m starting to like this review business. I fee like I have a real voice as I sit here and type and watch the words slide across the page from one end to the other. And here I am now getting ready to give my opinion on the new Rifleman �Kclassixx 3� album. And here most of you are reading this and probably thinking, �This guy�s a fucking nut.� And yes, you�re right. I am a nut, but that�s another story that we mustn�t speak on now, because right now I�m writing about Rifleman and his new album.
Rifleman is the fastest gun in the west. And what I mean by that is he spits words like bullets and is one of the pioneers of that whole rodeo, choppin� style of rapping and not to mention, he�s one of the pioneer emcees of the legendary Project Blowed crew as well. Rifleman has been rapping for a very long time now. Please don�t quote me on this, but I think he said he�s been rapping since 84�; however, I don�t have a copy of the interview I did with a few issues back on hand.
Rifleman�s got a handful of albums out and has appeared on countless other artist�s albums and compilations as well. This new 16-track album is a collaboration of previously unreleased �gems� out of Rifleman�s secret stash and the songs vary in dates from 95� to 99�. Some of my favorite tracks include, but aren�t limited to �Sucka 4 Luv� and �21 Gun Salute.�
�Sucka 4 Luv,� is one of those songs that almost perfectly describes how awkward a relationship can get between men and women and those of you out there reading this, who are like me, and have a significant other will definitely relate to this song in someway or another. And if you don�t, I guarantee that one day you will.
�21 Gun Salute,� is hardcore, yet very stylish. Rifleman really shows some skill here. It�s one of those songs that makes you want to shadowbox or do a bunch of push-ups or something. Needless to say, this song gets a lot of playtime on my stereo; truly splendid indeed.
Other honorable mentions include, �Tellecommunications,� �The Fifth of If,� and �Diamond in the Ruff.�
In conclusion, I�ve said it before and I�ll say it again, �RIFLEMAN IS PLATINUM!�

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