Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Nelly "Country Grammar", Method Man "Tical", Ras Kass "Soul on Ice", Luniz "Silver and Black"

NELLY - COUNTRY GRAMMAR

Nelly - Country Grammar
Year: 2000


1.Intro [1:20]1.9 Mb
2.St. Louie [4:26]6.4 Mb
3.Greed Hate (Envy) [4:14]6.1 Mb
4.Country Grammar (Hot Shit) [4:46]6.8 Mb
5.Steal da Show [5:26]7.7 Mb
6.Interlude [0:32]0.7 Mb
7.Ride Wit Me [4:50]6.9 Mb
8.E I [4:45]6.8 Mb
9.Thicky Thick Girl [4:33]6.5 Mb
10.For My (featuring Lil Wayne) [4:07]5.9 Mb
11.Other Side [4:32]6.5 Mb
12.THO Dem Wrappas [4:07]5.9 Mb
13.Warp Something [4:14]6.1 Mb
14.Batter Up [5:26]7.7 Mb
15.Never Let Em See You Sweat [4:13]6.1 Mb
16.Lovin Me [4:06]5.9 Mb
17.Outro [0:43]0.9 Mb

Nelly "Country Grammar" Album Review

This Is Not "R & B"!!!
WHY DO YOU PEOPLE KEEP CALLING RAP, "R & B"? What Wilson Pickett, Aretha, James Brown, Otis Redding, Gladys Knight sang is "R & B". Not this stuff. It's rap and hip/hop. Call it what it is, please!

Video Nelly - Country Grammar

One of nelly's best song, I think this is his first video ever






METHOD MAN - TICAL

Method Man - Tical
Year: 1994


1.Tical [3:56]5.7 Mb
2.Biscuits [2:49]4 Mb
3.Bring the Pain [3:09]4.5 Mb
4.All I Need [3:15]4.6 Mb
5.What the Blood Clot [3:24]4.8 Mb
6.Meth vs. Chef [3:35]5.1 Mb
7.Sub Crazy [2:14]3.1 Mb
8.Release Yo Delf [4:14]6.1 Mb
9.P. L. O. Style [2:35]3.7 Mb
10.I Get My Thang in Action [3:45]5.3 Mb
11.Mr. Sandman [3:37]5.1 Mb
12.Stimulation [3:45]5.3 Mb
13.Method Man (remix) [3:16]4.7 Mb

Method Man "Tical" Album Review

Tical, Tical, Tical....say it 3 times & ur wish will come true;)
Hmmm, I knew my boyfriend was looking for this hard-to-find CD and with great stealth, timing and your site....I found it, got it delivered quick and knocked his socks off when I handed it to him....his face just lit up and w/o any words, I knew I had just entered another dimension w/ him. Hey, what got me working fast to getting this CD is that 'All I Need' song~he played it for me and I was hooked. Method Man...you have once again worked in mysterious and magical ways...ummmph, I look forward to hearing it played in the background and kissing and luving on my own method man;)

Video Method Man - Tical

Method Man - Tical






RAS KASS - SOUL ON ICE

Ras Kass - Soul on Ice
Year: 1996


1.On Earth as it is� [4:48]6.9 Mb
2.Anything Goes [5:48]8.3 Mb
3.Marinatin [4:05]5.9 Mb
4.Reelishymn [4:28]6.4 Mb
5.Nature of the Threat [7:43]11.1 Mb
6.Etc [3:14]4.6 Mb
7.Sonset [5:59]8.6 Mb
8.Drama [3:46]5.3 Mb
9.The Evil that Men Do [6:09]8.8 Mb
10.If-Then [4:49]6.9 Mb
11.Miami Life [4:06]5.9 Mb
12.Soul on Ice [3:41]5.2 Mb
13.Ordo Abchao [4:29]6.4 Mb

Ras Kass "Soul on Ice" Album Review

Instant Classsic!
i dont have to write anything, this is a hiphop classic! ras kass classic! dont even front !

Video "Soul On Ice" by Ras Kass

Music video.






LUNIZ - SILVER AND BLACK

Luniz - Silver and Black
Year: 2002


1.In These Streetz featuring L. V. and Tha Dogg Pound [6:19]9.1 Mb
2.Take it Off featuring Rass Kass [4:21]6.2 Mb
3.Closer than Close featuring Dru Down [4:53]7 Mb
4.Survival featuring Richie Rich Dru Down and Cydal [4:47]6.8 Mb
5.Dead Man Walking featuring Dru Down [4:14]6.1 Mb
6.Escapade featuring Nina Ross [3:59]5.7 Mb
7.Girl featuring Crooked I [5:03]7.2 Mb
8.Havin Thangs [5:11]7.4 Mb
9.Fuck U featuring C-Bo [4:26]6.4 Mb
10.Armed and Dangerous featuring Dru Down [4:19]6.2 Mb
11.Issues featuring Devin the Dude [5:06]7.3 Mb
12.Posted in Tha Cutz [4:12]6 Mb
13.Nobodys Love featuring Run [3:47]5.4 Mb
14.Oakland Raiders [4:52]7 Mb
15.Plenty Cars Plenty Hoes [3:19]4.7 Mb
16.Street Money [3:56]5.7 Mb

Luniz "Silver and Black" Album Review

Things just arent the same (2 and 1/2 stars)
Who can forget the Luniz? Operation Stackola and Lunatic Muzik were classics. Yukmouth and Numbskull were doing their thing. Then a beautiful thing happened! Yukmouth's flow started to evolve. On his first album he was getting there but with his second album(Thug Lord: The New Testament), which was his best album Yukmouth's became a beast with the flow almost to the point where he could have given the top MCs a run for their money. But Numbskull...... This is where the problem lies. Numbskull's flow hasnt evolved one bit. He still raps the same way he did back in the I Got 5 On It days. I'll give credit where it is due, he has his own style and he killed it on the song No Way off of the United Ghettos Of America Vol.1. He is not the only problem on this album. Yukmouth was rapping kind of lazy on certain songs. So much so that he would take pieces of the hook and use it to finish a verse. Case in point with Fugitive(Armed & Dangerous) and Big Face Escalade. The positive side of the album are tracks like Street Money and F*** You(features C-Bo) are both fire. Oakland Raiders is one of the best city anthems ever made and Closer Than Close which features Dru Down, is all three of them giving you an introspective on their lives. Break Me Off which features IMX and Treach who they didnt even mention in the credits(and that's not the first time Rapalot screwed up. Remember Young Noble of the Outlawz was on Scarface's And Yo which was off of Last Of Dying Breed but they never mentioned him, they just mentioned Redman) is a track for the ladies I will let slide because it was alright. The nagative side of the album for starters why would anybody team up with Fat Joe? A Piece Of Me which features him was corny and so is their failed club attempt Swang Song. Issues(which features Devin The Dude and KB) is stupid and the hoodrat on the end of the song sounds like Mark Curry imitating a girl. You already know how I feel about Fugitive and Big Face Escalade so I wont discuss it and why didnt they mention the last track after Swang Song(you know the song where Numbskull talks about the effects that drugs had on him)? The song wasnt nothing to rave about but still they could have mentioned it the credits. Bottom Line: Silver & Black is not the best that Luniz could offer you. If you wanted to hear vintage Luniz try Operation Stackola and Lunatic Muzik. This album sounds rushed plus Yuk and Num only sounded good on the tracks I mentioned on the positive side of this album. The production was not bad by the way. I think its about time that Numbskull step his rap game up a notch or Yukmouth should stay on the solo tip. It doesnt make sense for your homeboy to surpass you lyrically(like Havoc surpassed Prodigy of Mobb Deep) while you rap like you're stuck in a time warp.






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