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Book III Brotha Lynch Hung to stream in hi-fi, or to download in True CD Quality on Qobuz.com. Brotha Lynch Hung > Book III; Book III Brotha Lynch Hung. Following his very personal and introspective 2017 album Stranger, on which he opened up about his overdose and his time spent in a psychiatric ward, Yung Lean is back with his third.

Rab na kare ki ye zindagi mp3 download song. With, horrorcore rapper brings his trilogy of serial killer-inspired concept albums to a close, and while that sounds limited and niche, this narrow monster debuted at number 67 on the Billboard 200 chart, so negative fascination just might be rampant. Or, it just might be that is a craftsman, kicking off this horror movie on wax with a TV news report that gives up the back-story and then goes full Hollywood, joining skits, numerous sound effects, and a relentless, blockbuster pace, all making this an album worth avoiding if it's dark. Leave a light on as the rapper goes inside the killer's mind during 'Krocadil' and kicks skeletons out of closets at a breakneck pace, then hide the kids when 'Something About Susan' comes round, because it's brutal and more 'adults only' ('She let me put the Ruger up in the anal') than any of those Jason or Freddie flicks. While it hurts to laugh, the mixing of hip-hop history and wit ('I ate his insides out, nobody knew what happened/I ran down the avenue, all red like ') gives up a sick joke to cherish during 'Can I Have a Napkin?,' or if -sized displays of theatrics and gore are what's required, there's 'Stabbed,' with and waving their knives at the very idea of subtlety.

Slight spoiler alert: there's a swerve at the end that should have fans of the trilogy talking for hours, and while this is the big payoff delivered in a suitably flashy and foul body bag, don't start here, because that's cheating. Check and before taking on this wild and wicked finish.

A line like “So when I’m comin’ in your window with a machete and a pistol/Best believe it’s just to get me a nut” is only sensible when it lands on a release from the Strange Music label. If that release happens to be a Brotha Lynch Hung album, then it’s probably the chorus, and a chorus with a wicked hook -- as it happens to be on “The Coathanga,” one of the Coathanga Strangla album’s many highlights. This is the second part of a trilogy begun on Lynch’s previous blast of horror hip-hop, the slightly superior Dinner and a Movie. Here, things are just too dark for the faint of heart to be swayed, as “Mannibalector” gives a bite-by-bite lesson in anatomy while “Spit It Out” offers a serial killer’s version of “Cleanin’ Out My Closet,” although here, the skeletons are real. Fellow deviant Tech N9ne shows up on “Takin’ Online Orders,” which is drop-dead funny, but to make it to this late-in-the-game highlight, the listener must sit through plenty of sick story-spinning on a 21-track concept album, which is part of a concept album trilogy on top of it.