1983-1984

Description de 1983-1984

Hip Hop Family Tree T3 1983-1984 is a comic book that tells the story of the Beastie Boys as they enter the rap scene, Martha Cooper's involvement in the graffiti culture, the emergence of the rap niche market, and how some individuals were able to capitalize on it. The biography is both detailed and comprehensive, analyzing the period during which the musical genre emerged.

Critique de 1983-1984

Though author Ed Piskor has done a commendable job in tracing the history of rap in Hip Hop Family Tree T3 1983-1984, the critics have rated this comic book as only moderately interesting. Fans of music may appreciate the effort to establish a canonical rap comic book, but others may simply see it as an account of the rise of an engaged musical genre. Whilst Richard Isanove's artwork is of high quality, the comic book doesn't quite meet the expectations of some critics. For some, the focus on historical accuracy detracts from the overall storytelling. Nevertheless, the comic still offers an insightful look into the origins of rap, exploring the pivotal moments and early influencers that helped shape the genre to what it is today.