S*fe as fuck | Loppylugs

Submitted by Glyn Lewis on 17 February 2013 - 9:34pm

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Artist:

Goldie Lookin Chain

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Track-listing:

Intro*Your Missus Is a Nutter*Bad Boy Limp*Charmschool*RNB*HRT*Dog*Maggot at Midnight*Hit Song*Monkey Love*Short Term*Paranoia*Sister

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Bean

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safeAs

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Tuesday, 9 August 2011

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Safe_as_Fuck

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reviewed by

Richard Norbury
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reviewed by

Matthew Baker

The best advert for Cardiff ever.

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reviewed by

Glyn Lewis

It's not all about looks, confidence or personality

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If you don't find the crude, juvenile humour funny you will probably be in trouble with this one, luckily I do and having said that this is actually really well put together stuff for a comedy driven album. You can never tire of hearing The Grange Hill theme and the way they have twisted Walking in the Air into the creepy Paranoia makes you never look at The Snowman in the same way again. It's clever stuff in all sorts of ways, and stupid as well. Not quite at the level of the Flight of the Conchords but a great listen with some precise, cutting parodies of chart fodder.

\"The man on the telly said the kids adore it. Whose kids? I don't know em. If they want a demographic then I'll fuckin well show em\"
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reviewed by

Neil Hornsey

Yo boyo

Old school hip hip, wales style, you can't go wrong really. Funny lyrics and great piss takes on the world at large, musically rich (compared to much rap at least) - I reckon this lot have got the right balance of how seriously they take life/themselves. Not sure if it will last in terms of repeated listens, but let's see.