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Rakim: Microphone Fiend

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  1. miss al boogz

    so what’s the highest score a song can get? we’re not considering use of metaphor and it’s depth?? double entendre??

    de la ish is post-grad.

  2. We calculate the final score by averaging the syntax (readability measures) and semantic (artistic sophistication) scores of each rhyme. The top end of the scale is 20.

  3. I would be REALLY interested in the score that “Lyrics of Fury” would have gotten…

  4. afrocentric

    YOU got to do a nas song hes probably the only one that can score higher then Rakim.

    ps. I would really wanna se It aint hard to telll cause that song is straight up metaphores

  5. POETIC

    Other emcees that could probably score as high as Rakim, if not more so, are Just-Ice, early LL Cool J, T-LA Rock, Kool Moe Dee, MC Shan, Pharaohe Monch, Ras Kass, Big Pun, GZA the Genius, Canibus, Melle Mel, Grandmaster Caz, Big Daddy Kane, KRS-One, Lauryn Hill and Kool G Rap.

    Speaking of LL, is there any chance that you could do Rock the Bells (the ORIGINAL version from Def Jam Classics Vol. 1; also appears as a B-side to the “Rock the Bells” twelve inch)? I would be EXTREMELY curious to see how highly that one scores.

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