Review by Tai Le

187 Lockdown's self-titled album 187 is a classic example of the UK garage genre. The album was released in 1998 and features 12 tracks that showcase the duo's production skills and their ability to create catchy hooks that stick in your head.

The album begins with the track "Gunman," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its heavy bassline and fast-paced beats. Other standout tracks include "Kung-Fu," which features a memorable vocal sample and a groovy bassline, and "Gunman (Natural Born Chillers Remix)," which adds a more laid-back vibe to the original track.

The album also features collaborations with other UK garage artists such as MC Creed and Danny J Lewis, which adds to the diversity of the album. The final track, "Ruffneck," is a high-energy track that ends the album on a high note.

Summary by Tai Le

187 is a solid album that showcases 187 Lockdown's talent for producing catchy and memorable UK garage tracks. The album is a must-listen for fans of the genre and is a great introduction for those new to UK garage music.