Requiem For Guru: An MC Of The Highest Order

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5 thoughts on “Requiem For Guru: An MC Of The Highest Order”

Rev OX says:

April 20, 2010 at 4:10 PM

Daily Operation had to be one of his best albums. Guru and Primo went in. Place Where We Dwell, Ex Girl to the Next Girl, Soliloquy of Chaos, I’m the Man, Take it Personal, B.Y.S (Bust Your Shit), and the greatest interlude ever ’92 interlude. Guru was a verbalizer. Introducing Jazz to an age group that know no better. Definitely one of the most underrated MC’s out there.
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