The Litness Test

👂 Tune in and join us on this review of Andre 3000's New Blue Sun album, a musical odyssey that invites listeners to experience the limitless possibilities of artistic expression, with as few instruments as possible...

During these quarantine times, get reacquainted with a classic. Jay-Z's follow up to The Blueprint, The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse. We review it to see if it still holds up to this day. Check it out! And don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Twitter. Thanks for listening!

This episode we review Jidenna's latest effort "85 to Africa".  Has his two years away from music made this Jidenna's best effort, or does it fall flat? Tune in and find out.

This week we review the much talked about "debut" album from Chance the Rapper. We won't waste your time with reading. Just check it out and let us know what you think! 

This episode we tackle Common's critically acclaimed "BE" album. With production from Kanye West and J-DIlla, this should've been a slam dunk! Was it?  Have you heard it? Let us know what you thought. And as always, thanks for listening.

This week we review the Grammy Nominated album from G.O.O.D. Music artist, Pusha T. With the critical acclaim behind it, this is widely regarded as one of the best albums of the year. But was this the best effort from "King Push" thus far? We discuss all that, and more, on this episode of The Litness Test!

Ahhh it's good to be back! On the season 2 premiere of The Litness Test we review the 2006 effort from Gym Class Heroes.

On the Season Finale episode we discuss our memories of this season along with our picks for best, worst, and most surprising album review of the season. And lastly I give the guests a chance to change one rating from the season. Which will they decide? Listen and find out. Also, we want to thank everyone who has ever stopped to listen to the show and we can't wait to get started on the next season for you guys! Please enjoy.

On this episode of The Litness Test we break down the debut album from Bryson Tiller, Trapsoul. With a mixture of 90s R&B and modern rap, Tiller crafts what some consider the new sound that some of the biggest artists today have followed. What do you think? Let us know. And as always, enjoy the show.

On this episode we take a deep look at a widely regarded hip hop classic, Pharoahe Monch's debut album, Internal Affairs. If you haven't heard it, do some digging and find it. If you have, hopefully this reminds you of what hip hop used to be. So sit back and enjoy!

On this episode we take apart Logic's latest lyrical assault on the game, Young Sinatra IV(4). He brought us back to a simpler time with nods to Kanye, Wu-tang, and even Nas. Working with a number of artists on this one, could this be Logic's best project to date? Press play and see how we rank it with The Litness Test.

On this episode we put the duo Chuck Inglish and Mikey Rocks 2008 debut album "The Bake Sale" under the Litness Test. Don't know who that is? Press play and find out!

On this episode we dive into the long awaited album from rapper Lil Wayne. Most people thought this would never come out. Was it worth the wait? Press play and enjoy. BONUS: We also reviewed The Cool Kids new single Black Mags II

On this episode we take apart Busta Rhymes critically acclaimed album E.L.E. There's no doubt that this might have been Busta's most well received project to date. But, did it pass the test? Press play and enjoy!

On this episode we dive into Mos Def's debut studio album "Black On Both Sides". This album had it all, and still left us wanting more. This might've been the easiest review we've done. Thanks Mos! Please, enjoy!

On this episode we test Kendrick Lamar's 2011 debut album "Section.80". Dave, Reggie, and myself dive deep into maybe Kendrick's best project to date! Please, enjoy!

On this episode we tackle 50 Cent's debut studio album with our special guest Jamil, who had never heard the album! We all know 50 had some hits with this one but, could he make a classic album? We discuss this and more on Upon Further Review! (Side note): This is the last episode of the old format with the former title. More details to come.

On this episode we dive into Method Man and Redman's collaboration album "Blackout". This week we introduce special guest Jamil as we dissect the bars and bass of this classic album. How do you rate it? Let us know. And as always, enjoy the show!

On this episode of Upon Further Review we exam Lupe Fiasco's debut album "Food and Liquor" with special guest Reggie Hammond! Where will be rate this one? Listen and see. And as always, let us know what hip hop album you'd like for us to review from the late 90s, early 2000s. Enjoy the show!

This week we break down Eminem's debut award winning album "The Slim Shady LP". Make sure you reach out and let us know what you thought of the album. And don't forget to tell us which album you'd like us to review!

On this episode Dave and I with special guest Reggie break down Missy Elliott's sophomore album "Da Real World". And as always reach out to let us know which album we should review this season. Next up: Eminem's "The Slim Shady LP".

On the premiere episode of "Upon Further Review" Dave and I, along with our special guest Ian from the "Vibes and Stuff" podcast, break down Kanye West's second studio album "Late Registration". Was this the classic we originally thought? Listen to find out. And don't forget to reach out and let us know what album you'd like us to review!