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1. Anonymous says:

   August 22, 2010 at 4:16 pm

   I bought this cd thinking it would be a good addition to my cd collection. After listening to it for less than 5 minutes i could not bear to hear this sound that fans of the fugees call music. They are not talented and should not be as famous as they are today. Don’t buy this cd it stinks!
   Rating: 1 / 5
2. Justin Avery says:

   August 22, 2010 at 6:12 pm

   I dont know what this “Wayne Maye” Guy is talking about but the fugees are far from a “monumental” Group. Its a surprise to me that this is even considered Hip-Hop. 1 catchy radio single sells alot of records as the fugees and many others have shown but I wouldnt even consider their name when thinking of a influential or even a player in the game of music. Obviously Wayne doesnt know ANYTHING about music or he wouldnt have commented that “Nas reigned supreme”. Are U kidding me? Nas? Thats a horrible joke I hope many eyes and ears dont have to hear or see. Giving credit to Nas, some (and I mean very few) of his songs are alright, but I wouldnt even say his name when asked who I thought did anything for rap. The Fugees can make good noise together and sing in harmony but Its far from what I would consider “monumental” much less mediocre.
   Rating: 1 / 5
3. Peter O Connor says:

   August 22, 2010 at 7:50 pm

   I had been to a Fugees concert in Dublin. When the band started dropping bottles on their own fans I and many others were disgusted. Analysing this CD, most of the melodies are plagiarised from other artists – Enya, Abba etc (Some acknowledged, others not). I urge you – please do not support these people.
   Rating: 1 / 5
4. Taint says:

   August 22, 2010 at 10:09 pm

   I disagee with those who said that Lauren was the best Fugee. Wyclef is the man. Lauren has issues and is still working on them. Wyclef is so talented. The Score did not impress me as much as the Carnival and Ecleftic. Miseducation was great but it was nothing like Lauren’s real style. So I still give it to Wyclef for keeping it real.
   Rating: 1 / 5
5. Anonymous says:

   August 23, 2010 at 12:27 am

   I believe this country has a problem with what it considers racism to be, and this album shows that the musical industry is no exception. The Lead-singing lady of this band made the comment that she doesn’t want white people to buy her records, going so far as saying that she would rather have her children starve than have their food bought with the dirty money of the white people of this country. Of course no one made the attempt of calling her racist, because that’s the way this country’s media has been controlled lately.

   Musically, the album is not that bad. I’m going off what I heard on the radio a few years back. But there are tons of albums out there that aren’t “bad.” It’s what you say in your music, what you do with it, the message you try to convey that makes the album. And if this woman is trying to show that color can still segregate us, does the album deserve more than one star? Too bad not all music can be for everyone…
   Rating: 1 / 5