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Sacrificial Rewards

Jackson Free Press | March 31, 2008

Ladies and gentlemen, rejoice! Sacrifices have been made to the hip-hop gods, and the drought is over. Finally, new rap albums are coming out. And guess what, they're pretty good.

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