Books like Hip Hop Family Tree Book 4: 1984-1985

This far along in the series, it's difficult to come up with anything meaningful to say. Most readers aren't likely to start with this volume, and if they do, they're probably not going to be more or less likely to read it based on a review. The quality has been pleasantly consistent throughout the series. Piskor definitely knows what he's doing, and has obviously got it planned far enough ahead to keep it all running smoothly. He's stated that the series will run a minimum of six volumes, so we're past the halfway point, but it's not as though this is a narrative leading up to some shocking conclusion. It's history, and will end either in the present, or at some predetermined point.