Music Review: Subnoize Souljaz – Droppin’ Bombs  By    |
  Wednesday, November 29, 2006 Filed under: Reviews music  I've
said it before, I'll say it again, and will probably repeat
myself ad nauseam. I am not the best suited to review a hip hop
album. It is not a realm of music in which I am terribly
critically versed. I have been known to dip my ear to the
speaker on occasion, when a beat or voice catches my attention,
but that isn't all that often. This release just happens to be
one of those times when I have risked my neck to bump this rap
stuff while cruising in my mini-van.  The Subnoize Souljaz are a
collection of artists on the Suburban Noize label, home to such
artists as Kottonmouth Kings, Judge D, Big B, Dirtball, and rock
acts like (hed) PE, Mower, and Wicker Wisdom. This collects the
cream of the hip hop crop in various combinations spitting
rhymes and generally having a good time mixing a little politics
with a heavy dose of weed in a party atmosphere.  Droppin' Bombs
is underground rap at it's