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    Priesthood

    Sprinkle Me Luv

    (1999)

    Reviewed by Maurice Lofton

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    Label Metro One MusicThe Phantom Tollbooth1999
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    Priesthood's album is a mix between Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and 2Pac. This style of music has become very popular in recent years, but I believe that the group has not even scratched the surface of their potential yet. The music is very hardcore hip hop but smooth enough to be played with any contemporary gospel artist. It's easy listening enough that it won't beat your head in with hard beats. I can't wait to hear their next album.

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