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Esham’s Back with a Digital Download and for 6 bucks it’s well worth it.. We only heard little but big noize From Esham since he left Psychopathic Records in 2005. in the 2 years since than he released an album with Natas, Released Raps First $100.00 Box Set to Celbreate the 15th Annv of Judgement Day Vol’s 1 and 2, and made some noize online with The Bomb Ass Podcast. When news came about on New years Eve 2006 that Esham’s Next Album was gonna be a 2 disc set. Fans of Esham were wondering how it was gonna sound. Lamb Chopz is a 6 song preview (kinda like how Eazy-E did 187 It’s On Dre as a 8 song preview to Str8 Off Tha Streets Of Muthaphuckin Compton) to Sacrifical Lambz. and Before Esham once again gets sucked in by the major lebel corprate politics as in April of 2007 Esham Signed with The Virgin/Capitol Recording Group. Anyways. Lamb Chopz is everything you’d expect from an Esham album. it’s as Wicket As his older stuff and is as new as most hip hop out there that sucks. Esham proclaims his claim to the qoute used recently on an interview with The Zone:

“I Started This Wicket Shit And This Is The Fucking Thanks I Get!?”

on Forgot About E which he flows freely over a sample of Jimi Hendrix’s Let Me Stand Next To Your Fire. Deadbeat Mom is a gritty story about Eshams Gritty Divorce in 2002 which left him almost homeless and it brings back and brings back the conterversal moment of Imus Calling a listner a Nappy Headed Hoe. American Psycho is old school Esham going all wicket and not caring just like Mr. Honey Nut Cheerioz is as wicket. Mr. Honey Nut Cheerioz is a story about a Serial Killer who stalks and kills on halloween morning.

All in all Lamb Chopz Is what you need if you are a hardcore Esham Fan or a major fan of Horrorcore

Tracklisting

1. Lamb Chopz
2. American Psycho
3. Deadbeat Mom
4. Forgot About E
5. Mr. Honey Nut Cheerioz
6. I Got Flow

Websites

MySpace.com/TheEshamHomePage
AcidRap.com

Record Label:

• Reel Life Productions

Release Date:

• 10/31/2007

Reviewer:

• Joseph Green