On the catchy "Through the Wire," fuelled by a Chaka Khan hook, he spits some impeccable rhymes despite his jaw being wired shut after a near-fatal car accident. On "Breathe In Breathe Out" he raps "I gotta apologize to Mos and Kweli/is it cool to rap about gold if I told the world I copped it from Ghana and Mali"-tongue firmly planted in cheek. What is freakish is that in West's world, rhymes about strippers, God, college life, and guns can co-exist tidily and not undermine each other. The envelope-ripping beats shouldn't come as a surprise given that he's supplied the soundscapes to monster singles by everyone from Alicia Keys ("You Don't Know My Name") to Talib Kweli ("Get By"). This debut from the most sought-after hip-hop producer not named Pharrell delivers the unthinkable: West magically sledgehammers home his opinions on taboo topics over beats that are equally daring. If your a fan of southern musik or 8ball and mjg this is your album "dont want no drama" was a tight song but my favorite was "forever" ft lloyd pick this album upĬD IS OFF THA HOOK BEATS ON HERE ARE ON POINT A MMUST HAVE Tite cd you dont want drama was the best song This album definitely gives off the hood sound! A must have and extensive replay value! Get it crunk!
TECHNINE MJG EIGHTBALL FULL
The album is full of hot beats and lyrics that match up perfectly to those beats. I never give a 10 because nobody is perfect so a 9, to me, means 10.
This is not one of their best albums.There are a lot of filler tracks like "Baby Girl" and "Dont Make".The best two tracks are "You Dont Want Drama" and "Memphis City Blues".Even they themselves said that they werent comfortable with this album.īy Joachim Birbeck. I l0ve this cd, if u looking for the same 8ball&mjg with a little twist then this it.
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