In Security: The Golden Error - Tim'm West
Monday, February 23, 2009 at 12:59AM 
Review by REX STONE
“The Godfather” is back giving us something that we can be proud of. True homo-hop by an out hip-hop artist. Tim’m‘s latest album “In Security: The Golden Error is a classic that will go down in history for the movement. I must say that I personally think Tim’m is an okay rap artist but a great spoken word artist. I like this CD and have had the chance to see Mr. West perform and I must say that he is a true entertainer.
The production on the CD is well done and there is a definite studio quality to the tracks. Each song could stand alone as a decent cut when just listening for the production in each song. He knew how to put together a track using different beats, flows, and styles to make each song sound fresh and new.
The CD is a great work of art by Tim’m but I think that he should have maybe rethought the collaborations and maybe used people that made him stand out. On “3” you’re overtaken by one artist and the other sounds like a true novice. The other collabs don’t really fit your style, they just get on and do their thing. You are best alone or with artist that showcase your talents.
Overall the CD is great. The lessons that are taught are well remembered. The fact that Tim’m puts out all of his flaws in all on “In Security” lets you know that he is truly down for this thing we call hip-hop. It’s his genuine truthfulness into his life and lyrics that make us all see his worth. Tim’m has got flow, and delivery and one of the best lyricist out in homo-hop.
I give this CD 4.5 out of 5 mics.
Reader Comments (3)
yo Rex - you say "On “3” you’re overtaken by one artist and the other sounds like a true novice." You are being a novice Reviewer if you can't say names! - Tim'M - Myself and Last - are the artists on the song - be real with it !!But as they say "opinions are like assholes -we all have one" I mean guessing how you have your CRITIC TOUNGUE all up LAST's ASS you think He overtook TIM'M - I don't think so -- but than again I am just a NOVICE!
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