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[odeisel]

On our front page, Planet Ill? Which Artists? Which Events? We welcome any constructive feedback.

[KTULU]

a "this week in nas losing" editorial

[odeisel]

not happening.

[KTULU]

well, that was decisive.

[Dr Doom]

lol @ Ktulu. Anyway, what I did on the other place was tap into the underappreciated market of the underground. Releases by mainstream artists like Drake, Em and Rick Ross get reviewed by everybody and their mothers. However, there's still a lot of people who check for underground releases, but there's only a very small amount of sites who review them. People checking for reviews to mainstream releases have a thousand sites to pick from so they'll stick to the big guns, but underground fans have only a small selection of sites that post reviews of music they dig. And that makes them a lot easier to pull in and attach to your site, because if they know they can get their kick from your site, they'll definitely stay around.

[Clayton Bigsby]

I would like to see more mixtape reviews. It seems like no one reviews mixtapes and you basically have to take a blind leap of faith with every mixtape you download.

[Jinx Moneypenny]

I don't know where else to say this but yall spelled Louboutins incorrectly for the description of Stylin' On You. Just a heads up.

[odeisel]

thanks pal

[onionknees]

I like the range on there so far. Maybe a tech section for the latest shit bout to drop? I mean you can get that info from tons of places already, but to add to what Doom said, this way folks come here and stay here cause all they are looking for is here.

[cHIVe]

I don't know where else to say this but yall spelled Louboutins incorrectly for the description of Stylin' On You. Just a heads up.

Same with Electro Pop in the description for Beats, Rhymes and Life. Not to be a smart-ass, lol.