prolly cuz puff wouldn't clear the sampleOriginally Posted by jin10304
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prolly cuz puff wouldn't clear the sample
your kidding right its refreshingly good hip hopfrom 2 of the best. classic.
this album is a 8/10 so many good tracks. errbody scream is my favorite track
Allot of banging tracks like City Lights,Mrs International,4 mins to lockdown,Hey Zulu,Errbody scream,for my smokers..
everything was good untill the last two tracks a lil bit and I know sumptn corny ass tracks they seem like fillers!
dope album tho its like a 8/10 for me.
"Those who havent learnt get returned you freaky ass niggas get burned some walk around like they aint concerned with the hell goin on inside the world. Why do grown men molest little girls it is because the girls breast has swelled to the size of a women,although shes 12.The whole world is sick,sick,sick trapped up in six,six,six "Sunshower~The Rza
And we wait with baited breath.
what !!! no akon. jamie foxx, t pain. this album sucks with no talent
i dont give a fuck
Ms International is a classic. somebody argue
01: BO2............................................... ................................. 4/5
02: I'm Dope Nigga............................................. .................... 4/5
03: A-Yo (feat. Saukrates)........................................ .............. 4/5
04: Dangerous Mcees............................................. ................ 4/5
05: Errbody Scream (feat. Keith Murray).................................... 3.5/5
06: Hey Zulu (feat. Poo Bear)............................................. ..... 4/5
07: City Lights (feat. Bun B)................................................ ....4.5/5
08: Father's Day............................................... ..................... 3/5
09: Mrs. International (Skit)............................................ ......... 4/5
10: Mrs. International (feat. Erick Sermon).................................. 4/5
11: How Bout Dat (feat. Ready Roc & Streetlife)........................... 4/5
12: Dis Iz 4 All My Smokers........................................... ............ 4/5
13: Lock Down (Skit) (feat. DJ Kayslay)....................................... 4/5
14: Four Minutes to Lock Down (feat. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah)... 4.5/5
15: Neva Herd Dis B 4................................................. .............. 3.5/5
16: I Know Sumptn (feat. Poo Bear)............................................ 3/5
17: A Lil' Bit (feat. Melanie Rutherford)....................................... .. 3/5
Currently the best album of this year...
Solid album 8.5/10
01: BO2: Very nice intro to the album 4/5
02: I'm Dope Nigga: Absolutely love this track. Its Meth and Red just ripping up a track
03: A-Yo (feat. Saukrates): This track is very addictive. It just seems to work great 4/5
04: Dangerous Mcees: Red and Meth at it again 4/5
05: Errbody Scream (feat. Keith Murray): Keith Murray just absolutely goes at this track. And Meths flow is amazing 4.5/5
06: Hey Zulu (feat. Poo Bear): Standard Red & Meth dopeness 4.5/5
07: City Lights (feat. Bun B): A southern beat that Meth and Red show good versatility over. Bun B though shows he is the specialist of this type of beat 4/5
08: Father's Day: Just amazing 5/5
09: Mrs. International (Skit):N/A
10: Mrs. International (feat. Erick Sermon): For some reason I have really begun to like this track. In the context of what else is going on in this album this is definately one of the weaker tracks 3/5
11: How Bout Dat (feat. Ready Roc & Streetlife): Red and Meth are good but the guests were disappointing particularly streetlife 3/5
12: Dis Iz 4 All My Smokers: Don't know what to say except perfection 5/5
13: Lock Down (Skit) (feat. DJ Kayslay)N/A
14: Four Minutes to Lock Down (feat. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah): Redman+Raekwon+Meth+Ghostface over great beat = 5/5
15: Neva Herd Dis B 4: This was one of the middle of the road tracks. I think its quite entertaining but not really a track that I would specifically put the album on for 3.5/5
16: I Know Sumptn (feat. Poo Bear): Possible third single on the album which they put on just in case the album really took off? It a bit How High 3/5
17: A Lil' Bit (feat. Melanie Rutherford); Love this track. Meth's verses are quite good 4/5
Overall I like the album. Its just two talented emcees just going at it over beats. Its nice to hear an album that isn't too dark or heavy. Overall 4/5
That's why we do the do, just know who is who, acknowledge me all day, and understand Wu is Wu - Chef Raekwon
I'm hood ornaments, junkies win awards in my tournaments - Chef Raekwon
At 1st it didnt meet my expectations but on 2nd + listenings it's got good chemistry. i like it, i cant stop listening to it so its got something i like, i wouldnt say its a brilliant album but it sure got something that got me hooked.
the only bad thing i think is the appearance of Bun B, imo dude is wack. he just doesnt fit in with the song, he raps too fast for the beat and it just sounds messy.
but tbh im just glad Red & Meth made another album, instead of just dropping one and neglecting the fans, they came good! well done red & meth - just on the strength of doing another album regardless of the quality of it.
i say 4/5
"Read the sign hip-hoppers"
oh yeah, brilliant to see they aint been forced to work with artists like these who have no business on an album like this
"Read the sign hip-hoppers"
Lol @ Bun B "being whack", hes known for his fast delivery, aint nothin new
^^ i dont listen to his music cos i dont like it so i wouldnt know about his signature delivery
"Read the sign hip-hoppers"
Yeah I'm Back With Another One.....
01: BO2:
This is a nice Intro right here, I kind of like the lyrics on here more than the beat itself,Mathematics could've supplied a better beat. Method Man & Redman prove that they still got it on the mic, with nice rhymes and flows. It's not too long either. Nice intro 4/5
02: I'm Dope Nigga:
This is my shit right here, This beat bangs hard as shit in your whip or stereo without a doubt. Meth & Red just go in on here, I wish they had more tracks like this on the album. One of my favorite lines on here is the last Meth verse
"I'm the 'king of rock', dimes, grams and keys,Cuz the world don't give a fuck if I got a fam to feed/This a heroin dream, smash up a fiend,You can see this pack in my jeans, put you back on your lean"
Meth is definitely going in on here, already coming harder than he did on 4:21, Redman Starts this track off real well too with his wild style and rugged tone, he still has loaded clips left for Mc's. 4.5/5
03: A-Yo (feat. Saukrates):
This is a great radio track. Everything just flows well on here. I like Redman on this one
"Haha, she like "Red so cool",Any nigga after me, it's a deja vu"
LOL, This track has a great vibe to it. The Hook is very catchy and adds to the track. Method Man comes in and is gritty on here
"I do the dirt that keep my hand on the work,I got the other hand up Mona Lisa's skirt/My aim one since day one stop,How many shots will it take to make son drop?"
It may have that commercial sound but there is real shit in the lyrics, don't get it twisted at all. This is a banger. 4/5
04: Dangerous Mcees:
I'm feeling this track right here, I think Redman took this one right here, He just comes in and out with some nice rhymes I like the ending part too, Redman always keeps the humor in his shit but keeps it grimey. Meth comes in flowing on here too, his verse is pretty solid as with every other verse on the album. This is another banger. 4/5
05: Errbody Scream (feat. Keith Murray):
I like how the beat slows up on here then they just speed up and start going in on here, Redman starts this track off real nice and then we have the guest spot from the energetic Keith Murray, I will say the opening line
"Aiyo, fuck your prognosis on who's the dopest,You get skate like super chronic holitosis"
IDK about that one Keith...LOL, but besides that he goes in on here and kills it with the flow, keeping the momentum of the track going. Method Man just comes in with his flow and just tops this off great, this goes hard in the stereo. 4/5
06: Hey Zulu (feat. Poo Bear):
I won't lie, I slept on this track myself, but after a few listens, this track is actually dope. Some may brush it off as a club attempt, but this is just a lil' party chill type track. Meth and Red, everything about the vibe of this track just flows nicely together. The Beat Switch-up at the Hook is pretty nice too. Method & Red are just kicking nice rhymes on here, I'm glad I gave this one another shot. 4/5
07: City Lights (feat. Bun B):
I like that this track shows that Meth & Red can spit over anytype of beat, and are not afraid to switch up thier style. With that being said, that's all I really like about it, Redman does come hard on here but the fact that he used autotune means he lost. Bun B delivers a good verse on here aswell, he doesn't disappoint at all. Method Man's verse was good too, but overall there are so many other bangers on here that I find myself skipping this. 3.5/5
08: Father's Day:
I like the tempo of this track, pretty nice and calmed down compared to the other tracks on here. Anyways this is a great track right here, Method man & Redman both delivery heat on here, there is not that much I can say about this one. 4/5
09: Mrs. International (Skit):N/A
10: Mrs. International (feat. Erick Sermon):
This one of my favorites on the album, I love the beat and this track is just grown and sexy, there's nothing wrong with switching it up once in awhile, and they do a good job at it, the hook is great and Redman's verse is just humorous but he's still spittin nice, Method Man is just nice and calm on here to make this track what it needs to be. 4.5/5
11: How Bout Dat (feat. Ready Roc & Streetlife):
I'm not really feeling the beat like that on here, but they deliver on this one. Redman is good, that guy Ready Roc could've came better on here, but anyways Streetlife's verse was pretty fresh, nice to hear from him, I wonder what he's up to now. Method Man came solid on this one too. There's way to many other bangers on here though. 3.5/5
12: Dis Iz 4 All My Smokers:
I mean I guess I could give this track a 5/5 but I don't smoke at all so I don't know what's the hype about, but when you are not smoking a blunt this track is still hot and they both deliver for all you pot smokers out there. 4/5
13: Lock Down (Skit) (feat. DJ Kayslay)N/A
14: Four Minutes to Lock Down (feat. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah):
This shit is hot right here, Everyone sounds fresh on this track right here. The beat is just right to spit over too, Redman & Wu Collaborations are always something to look foward to and this one doesn't disappoint at all, I was most definitely anitcipating the Ghost verse and he STILL delivers, Raekwon sounds fresh off Blood On Chef's Apron and you know Method Man always delivers on Wu-Orientated tracks, Redman always comes grimey, this is one of my favorites on the album. 4.5/5
15: Neva Herd Dis B 4:
I'm feeling this track, This isn't as great as the other joints on this album but Redman is spitting flames on this one, one of my fav. lines by him on here is "If Rap Fail, You Can Bet I'm Doing Porn" LOL, that whole verse was nice, Method Man comes solid on here too. This is solid. 4/5
16: I Know Sumptn (feat. Poo Bear):
Yeah they could've definitely left this one off the album, this is pretty weak right here, I'm not even gonna drag this on any longer. 2.5/5
17: A Lil' Bit (feat. Melanie Rutherford):
They could've ended the album with a better track, but this is still a pretty good track. Sounds like another club joint, I think they should've ended the album with some raw shit though, They still come correct on the mic so I won't complain too much. 3.5/5
Beats: 4/5
Lyrics: 4/5
Overall: 4/5 Dartz
This is pretty fresh album from the dynamic duo, they both come through with pretty hard lyrics, Method Man in particular shows that he hasn't lost it at all and comes harder than he did on 4:21, Redman is still grimey after all these years, there are some filler tracks on here and there could've been more "Basement" sounding tracks on here, but this one is updated and fresh and still raw.****Overall 4/5****
Last edited by Hollow Dartz; 06-05-2009 at 10:19 AM.
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