Rolling Doubles

Whether your in a band or by yourself, dude you rock out loud. Can't wait for more stuff.

Ok, so if you like nerdcore hip-hop you will like this album. Beefy has been one of my favorite artist in the game since I cam across his music last year. Right up there with Frontalot and Lars for me, but this is his best by far. From the hilarious Table Top and Minimum Wage Slave to the more insightful Tilt, this album showcases his continuing growth as an artist. If you are into nerdcore, are just want to find out what the deal is, this album belongs on your hard drive. Download today. Right now. Why are you still reading this. Download!!

I personally have been waiting for this album for a LONG time. I think I bugged Beefy the most about it and when it's release was. I had a few of the rough cut of the tracks late last year and since then, couldn't wait for the full and final album. Those tracks have changed a lot since then and most for the better. I love the song "Minimum Wage Slave" simply because a lot of people can relate to that song. The song "Disconnect" is also a fav of mine and of course "Last Minute Gig", in which I actually loan my own voice in a small, very small part of the song.
This was a long time coming for Beefy and it was a lot of hard work that definitely paid off. The sound is great, I have to give props to Doc Pop and Tanner for making the beats and mixing the tracks. Also, the album cover art is astounding. I believe it was Joe Dunn that penned it. The wait was worth it, this album delivers!

...However until now it has never been about topics relavent to my interests. This album changed all that. I met Beefy and he introduced me to Nerdcore and it was amazing. Definately recommend this album.

This album is a huge step in Beefy's sound development. Listening to older albums, his lyrics are much quicker, much cleaner, and the types of metaphorical nerd gems he drops in are at times obscure, but catching and cracking their meaning is rewarding. The beats? the sound? It's an orgy for your ears. The music is so well produced and has such great energy that even my rap hating-non-nerd friends are bobbing their heads in the car as we rock out to the album.

Songs have a good variance from "Table Top" and it's board game conquesting storyline, to "Ball Pit" (one of my favorites) where he recounts the childhood feel good memories of ball pits, arcade tickets, and running around chuck-e-cheese as a free wheeling kid. The best track for sure is "Disconnect", an awesome compilation between Beefy, YTCracker, and the Former Fatboys; a lyrically-dangerous triumverate I'd love to hear another track from.

If you've ever cracked a smile or nodded your head to a Beefy or Grammar Club track, hit the buy button and you will not be disappointed. To quote a genius: "please please please, buy this CD so you can help out Beefy financially. Money's really tight and rent ain't free so for the love of all that's holy buy this CD."