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The Yearbook
The Yearbook
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Product Details

  • Binding: Audio CD
  • EAN: 0094637829523
  • Label: Bec Recordings / Emd
  • Manufacturer: Bec Recordings / Emd
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Product Group: Music
  • Publisher: Bec Recordings / Emd
  • Release Date: 2007-04-10
  • Studio: Bec Recordings / Emd
  • Title: The Yearbook
  • UPC: 094637829523
Avg Customer Rating: 4 stars


Customer Reviews


5 stars Can I Be Honest?
I'm a 15 year old girl who will give pretty much any genre of music you can think of a shot at least once, I'm the only person in my family who can even remotely enjoy rap music, Christian or otherwise, and I am SO glad I found this album. I love the sound of secular rap music, but the cussing and subject matter is just too much for me, and it's not exactly the best thing for a teenaged Christian girl to be listening to. Anyway, today, on a trip to the local Family Christian bookstore for a Bible highlighter (long story), I decided to look for some good Christian rap music, one of the employees there suggested this album (because it was requested so much), I listened to a few tracks on a sample CD for use in the store, and quickly chose this over the other two albums by other artists I had listened to. This is what I think of when I think of rap, minus the cussing and subject matter of questionable integrity. The Yearbook is a good album with a great message, three of my favourite tracks are "Will You Ever Know?" (the beginning sends chills down my spine), "Can I Be Honest" and "Fanmail".

Overall, this is a great album, and I'm very glad I got it.


4 stars Not really a KJ-52 fan...
This dude is crazy in the Christian world like Eminem is in the secular world. He a very talented artist and this album is very nice. I can't even knock this dude a little bit. There really are some bangin tracks on this album.


4 stars Worth your money
This guy has been around for a while and though I prefer The Cross Movement, LaCrae and Flame he's got a fun sound. Flame is super serious and Cross Movement is crazy meaty so sometimes I want something light and fun as well as deep and he's able to do that. Check him out.


5 stars Quality Work
I really enjoyed this new album. The words are deep with meaning and give you cause to pause. The beats are diverse and not the same ole reduntant and annoying bass that leaves you bored and irritated. Each song is different and it shows that each was carefully planned out and not just randomly put together. And of course, like any good music - it makes you want to respond to it.

And oh yes, I'm a mother of a college student and I love this album !!!


4 stars KJ IS A JUST MAN
KJ says "just" way too much on this album. Anyone else notice that? Top 3 songs: Do You Got That, Push up, You Can Still Come Back.


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