It is rare nowadays when you hear an album that actually makes you think, mainly in the aspect of conceptualizing an idea.  With his critically acclaimed debut album Food and Liquor, Lupe Fiasco touched on various subjects in such a creative and unique way that even if you did not own a skateboard you could [cont.]

      First appearing on Kanye West’s “Touch The Sky”, which started off his multi-platinum, arguable classic, Late Registration, Chicago’s Lupe Fiasco is the personification of perfect product placement. Next being taken under the wing of Fort Minor frontman, Mike Shinoda, Lupe got his shine on the group’s  The Rising Tied LP, as well as the [cont.]