Title: Cormega has done it again!
Product review: I didn't believe that Cormega could make an album that if not better than last year's classic "the Realness" was at least on par with it. He proved me wrong by releasing which maybe this year's best album, "The True Meaning." It's too bad that wack rappers like Nelly get so much press while one of rap's best emcees gets no press. This album is not as dark as "The Realness", but his emotion and love for Hip-Hop are still just as evident on this record. The first two songs "Introspective" and "Verbal Graffiti" deliver some of the rawest lyrics and beats that are missing from hip-hop's mainstream releases. He doesn't diss Nas on this record, he rather explores their falling out and explains where their relationship went wrong on "Love in, Love Out." Again, their are no bad songs on this album, there is just not enough time to go thru every song. Cormega may not be the best emcee to most people, but he continues to be one of hip-hop's most consistent emcees.
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