Commercial #2,919: #LouisianaRapVaultChallenge, Day 1,488

FTLD'z Commercial Series #26:

#LouisianaRapVaultChallenge:

Day 1,488: August 27, 2026

Frankie's 26th commercial series & 2,430th day in a row of releasing a commercial!

Starting August 1, 2022, Frankie's promotin' & showin' luv to damn-near every underground, Louisiana rap release from 1983 - 2013! Watch as a total of 23,701 intros, outros, skits, tracks (you name it!) are played from now till June 21, 2087; that's somethin' diff'rent every day!

This series will go on from August 1, 2022 - June 21, 2087. How much do you know about Louisiana's underground?

Music Playing

Kilo "Where Your Man At?" (2002)

#Kilo #BatonRougeLARap #Louisiana #LouisianaLA #LouisianaRap #LouisianaLARap #225 #225Rap #NewOrleans #NewOrleansLA #NewOrleansRap #NewOrleansLARap

Review #1,976: Black Mophia Clan "Heat From The Streets Of The Roe"

Reviewed on 6.03.2021 (Review #1,976)

 

 

Tyme ta go to Monroe with this next review: Black Mophia Clan Heat From The Streets Of The Roe, released in 2000 on Banx Entertainment! Start Tyme: 9:24 AM | End Tyme: 10:35 AM

 

 

Disclaimer: I rate each song from 1.0 – 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion! I only please myself wit my ratings! I don’t care how lyrical you are, as long as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals, and then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings. If a song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6 rating, I pretty much really love it, as it’s considered mindblowin’ when I hear it! Any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type before “ >>> ” iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song; anything after I type “ >>> ” iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening to it. If you sound like anything too mainstream for me, have auto-tune in your vocals, or talk about nothin’ but money (which I consider ‘typical’ topics), I’m not buyin’ it!

 

© 2021 Review (Review #1,976) reviewed on 6.03.2021 by FrankieThaLuckyDog.

 

Link To Release: N/A

 

 

01. “Intro”
Producer: Devestator
>>> Nice lil’ intro & way ta hype tha people up… Hearin’ tha verse & it sounds nice ta listen to, as far as this undaground, Louisiana rap shit…! Great job with this shit, includin’ tha 2^nd dude on tha verse, strictly spittin’ from tha Roe! Hearin’ what tha 3^rd & 4^th parts of tha verse have ta offer & it’s dope; gotta feel it! “Inhale it like some doulja”; huh bruh! My Rating: 4.0

 

 

02. “We Don’t Play” feat. Ska Face & Al Capone

Producer: Al (Beats How You Want’em)
>>> Sounds like a good lil’ beat fa tha undaground, here; lay it down… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it’s that good street shit fa them undaground headz, here…; “leave ‘em crispy” iz right! Also, “run” ‘em “like license plates”; deep, lol. Hearin’ tha 2^nd part of tha 1^st verse & I’m feelin’ tha southern swag; strictly from tha streetz of tha dark, here! Keepin’ this shit movin’ with tha 2^nd verse, here, soundin’ nice ta hear from a gangsta…; keep pushin’! Got tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse, here & tha flow/voice iz pretty gutta; consistently stayin’ focused! My Rating: 4.3

 

 

03. “Creepin’”
Producer: Devestator
>>> A slower beat fa tha gangstaz, here; feelin’ tha vibe, especially its underground essence… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds like a good gangsta tale; keep “Creepin’” on ‘em! Hearin’ tha hook & it sounds good with this random chick singin’ tha title part; props fa tha darkness! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it sounds like cool rappin’; can’t deny it, here… Keepin’ tha rhymes goin’ on tha 2^nd verse & tha faster rappin’ & tongue-tied flows are dope ta hear! Keep spittin’, like saliva! My Rating: 4.2

 

 

04. “Thug Bitch”
Producer: Al (Beats How You Want’em)
>>> A good convo with this chick “off this blunt”… This sounds good with tha intro but sounds like it’s gonna be a slow jam fa tha ladies? Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds like a cool flow with how tha end of each line iz a note bein’ held. However, will I be able ta keep my interest in this slow jam? Got a chick rappin’ on tha 2^nd part of tha 1^st verse, here, comin’ through with regular rappin’; nothin’ special, here… Hearin’ tha hook, here & it’s a good lil’ track fa tha bed, basically; what else ta say, here? Keepin’ this movin’ with tha 2^nd verse & it ain’t bad; cool lil’ flow/voice, once again. Tha other dude on tha 2^nd verse sounds a lil’ deeper on tha voice, deliverin’ more of a gangsta-like sound; not bad, overall… My Rating: 3.5

 

 

05. “Git Yo Ass Up” feat. Ol’ Dirty

Producer: Devestator
>>> Sounds like a good lil’ beat; not bad ta chill in tha hood, here… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds like a good lil’ contribution from y’all; keep it movin’… Hearin’ tha hook & it sounds good, too; gotta bring tha energy outta tha lazy ones! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it sounds like a chick? Young dude? “She said her name was…”; okay, it’s a dude, as I ain’t recognize their age range or sound, at first… Hearin’ tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse & it sounds good with how y’all gettin’ thru a day in tha Roe, here… Keepin’ this movin’ with tha 3^rd verse & it sounds good, too; just keep spittin’ tha fax, basically… My Rating: 4.1

 

 

06. “Heat” feat. Kilo

Producer: Al (Beats How You Want’em)
>>> Cool lil’ beat start, here; sounds like a lost, dark night in tha Roe. Too bad I can’t say, “Snowy” ‘cause most of tha tyme, Monroe don’t get snow… Likin’ tha “H-E-A-T from tha streets of tha R-O-to-tha-E” shit in tha hook, as a way to express tha album title; good shit! Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it’s pretty nice with tha “caffeine”-infused verse; good shit! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse on this track & it sounds a lil’ deeper with tha flow/voice; still, a good-soundin’ verse fa tha Gz out there… Hearin’ tha 3^rd verse & it sounds like some gritty shit from tha Boot, here; good voice ta express life in tha hood, here…! Tha 2^nd dude on tha 3^rd verse has a deeper-soundin’ voice ta express more of tha gangsta side of shit, here; keep that eye on that “infrared”! Nice “narcotics” & “targets” rhyme, too; G-A-to-tha-N-G-sta at its finest! My Rating: 4.4

 

 

07. Interview

Producer: Devestator
>>> Sounds like they caught y’all at a random tyme, in tha mist of a bunch of people in tha crowd? I’m glad “Black Mophia” means “family” to y’all, here; props fa reppin’… How many points outta a 5.0 will I “give this album”? We’ll find out in tha next hour! My Rating: N/A

 

 

08. “U Betta Get Ready” feat. Spice 1
Producer: Ray (Beats How You Want’em)
>>> Beat ain’t bad, here; sounds a lil’ like it fits in tha mainstream of tha ‘90s? Tha hook aight; simple & put to “get ready,” basically. Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds good; “independent” iz tha way to be! Hearin’ tha 2^nd part of tha 1^st verse & it’s pretty gutta: “Disconnect yo cable”; deep…, lol. Also, consistent rhymes, lettin’ it be known ta not fuck wit dat Roe! Keepin’ this shit movin’ with tha 2^nd verse, here, soundin’ like it’s a good set of consistent rhymes fa tha street, here; watch dem “bullets”! Hearin’ tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse & it’s mo gangsta fa yo ears of tha Louisiana lifestyle; good shit…! Anotha part of tha 2^nd verse, here? Tha 3^rd part of tha 2^nd verse iz pretty cool with this voice, undeniable flow & strictly reppin’ tha south; can’t deny it! Tha “swamp” iz where it’s at! My Rating: 4.2

 

 

½tyme: Sounds like some good heat from tha Roe, as tha Black Mophia Clan boyz continue ta release heat to tha streetz; good shit, y’all! Y’all continue ta have tha rhymes on lock, as well as tha quality beats for tha 318, here! Keep it goin’; a 4.1 iz tha average rating score, currently!

 

 

09. “Back & Forth”
Producer: Devestator
>>> Sounds more like a West Coast-soundin’ style in tha beat, here; let’s see how much I can feel it… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & tha rhymes ain’t bad, here; iz that a cowbell or some sorta bird call in tha beat? The Good, The Bad & The Ugly? Hearin’ tha hook & it ain’t bad; nothin’ too-too special ‘bout it, tho. Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it sounds aight with this voice that reminds me of a different-soundin’ dude… Hearin’ tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse & yeah, I feel tha West Coast-soundin’ flow on this part; not my favorite but I’ll give it a plus. Oh boy, a 3^rd part of tha 2^nd verse, here…; sounds like a decent/good flow, once again. Now, a 4^th part of tha 2^nd verse…; sounds like an okay contribution, as well. Also, some “da-da-da…” shit ta add to tha last hook; a lil’ catchier, I hear… My Rating: 3.7

 

 

10. “Ride Or Die”
Producer: Devestator & Red
>>> Sounds like anotha production inspired by tha west, here…; hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it cool with tha upbeat delivery… Hearin’ tha hook & it’s pretty nice; keep reppin’ tha Roe strong… Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & tha voice reminds me a lil’ of a C-Murder; props fa tha “streets” luv, here… Anotha dude on tha 2^nd verse, here, comin’ through with some regular-soundin’ rhymes; I digz it… Got tha 3^rd verse goin’ on, here & it’s a faster-delivered flow; good shit…! My Rating: 3.9

 

 

11. “No Way Out The Game” feat. Spanky Da Rascal
Producer: Devestator
>>> A lil’ slow & sappy with how this sounds…; beat’s slow & tha female on tha hook sounds like she’s trapped. Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it ain’t bad, even tho I doze off when I hear about tha struggle… Keepin’ it movin’ with tha 2^nd part of tha 1^st verse, here, soundin’ good with their flow & all. However, it sounded more like anotha hook? Thought tha chick was on tha hook? I’m a lil’ confused… Hearin’ more come outta this & tha 2^nd verse str8; seems like so many different people on one big verse? Got anotha dude on tha 2^nd verse & it ain’t bad; good gangsta tale but it seems like tha verse takes too long to complete. Hearin’ tha 3^rd verse & it sounds like a nice lil’ dark flow & tha content, itself; not bad, overall. Unfortunately, we always have ta “just suck it up,” when it comes to gettin’ thru bullshit; props fa lettin’ it be known, here. Likin’ how tha chick comes back on tha outro, here; sounds just above average, overall. My Rating: 3.8

 

 

12. “Monroe City 2 Da Bay (Spice 1 Interlude)” (Spice 1)

Producer: Al (Beats How You Want’em)

>>> Sounds like an okay beat… Okay, I hear rappin’; good job with tha rappin’, Spice 1! Props fa goin’ to “Monroe City”, str8 from “The Bay”, Spice! Though just an interlude, I will rate it, due to its rappin’. My Rating: 4.1

 

 

13. “If U Got It”
Producer: Ray (Beats How You Want’em)
>>> Diggin’ tha eerie beat, here! Ooh, tha hook sounds nice with tha chick & how y’all come through, here! Luv tha dark sound!! “Shmoke it, if you got it; shmoke it, if you got it! Pop it, if you got it; pop it, if you got it!” Can’t wait ta hear how y’all gon tear tha verses up!! Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it’s soundin’ consistent with tha rhymes; huh bruh…! Keepin’ this movin’ with tha 2^nd part of tha 1^st verse & it’s soundin’ a lil’ too laidback. I thought there would be more aggression applied? We’ll have ta see how tha rest of this goes… Keepin’ this movin’ with tha 2^nd verse & it sounds a lil’ bit like a cool delivery; I still expect ta hear more aggression on this beat, tho. Would I admit that tha lack of aggression also goes with how tha beat doesn’t sound eerie durin’ tha verses? Shame… Still, it sounds good; likin’ how tha flow changed up to a catchier vibe, toward tha end of tha 1^st part of tha 2^nd verse. Hearin’ tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse & it sounds like anotha young dude from tha clan, here…; just a decent verse on a good beat, basically. Now, we save tha eerie sound of tha beat for a beat outro? Rhymeless… My Rating: 4.4

 

 

14. “1 Wish 2 Many”
Producer: Devestator
>>> I’ono if I should take this as a dark start or a sappy start, based off this hook…? Sounds a lil’ dark with tha background vocals repeatin’ tha title part; I’ll give it a 50/50 split between dark & sappy. Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds good with this content from tha streetz; keep it movin’…! Keepin’ this shit movin’ with tha 2^nd part of tha 1^st verse, here & it sounds like a regular-type of flow; I’m diggin’ tha consistent rhymes, tho. Sounds like tha younger dude iz on tha 3^rd verse, here, comin’ through with consistent rhymes, as well. Wasn’t too sure if I was gon really feel tha verse & flow but tha consistent rhymes help my interest, here. Sounds like a deeper, slower-soundin’ 2^nd part of tha 3^rd verse goin’ on, here; seems like an okay contribution, basically… My Rating: 3.7

 

 

15. “Chiefin’, Drinkin’ Brew” feat. Cynnie Edwards

Producer: Ray (Beats How You Want’em)
>>> Sounds like a slow jam with a lil’ bit of a faster beat, courtesy of this lady singin’ on tha hook… She’s remakin’ Madonna’s “Into The Groove” with her singin’; ear-catcher, here… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds like a good lil’ dark perspective of rappin’ & vibin’, here; good shit… Keepin’ this movin’ with tha 2^nd verse, here, comin’ through with consistent rhymes; props fa tha consistency! “Sandwich […] damage!” Sounds like tha younger dude iz on tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse, here… Not as consistent as tha dude on tha 1^st part of tha 2^nd verse but tha rapid-soundin’ flowin’ ain’t that bad, as well. Still luv how tha chick on tha hook turns Madonna’s lyrics into “Tonight, I wanna shmoke with someone else! Chiefin’, drinkin’ brew”; catchy! My Rating: 4.3

 

 

16. “On The Rebound” feat. Ol’ Dirty

Producer: Ray (Beats How You Want’em)
Oh boy, a track that’s 5:56 long…! >>> Oh no! “Slow it down”? This may drag too long…! Tha hook sounds clashy, between tha chick singin’ & tha dude tryna sing in tha background, too; yuck…! Tha “on & on…” part also reminds me of Zhane “Hey Mr. DJ”, with their chorus part; hmm… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & there’s rapid rappin’ on this? Surprise? Sounds great with tha constant rappin’; not too sure how I’ll adapt to tha track, overall… Keepin’ this shit movin’ with tha 2^nd verse, here, soundin’ so much softer with tha flow; weird combo with tha fast rappin’… It’s as if dude’s tryna be quiet while rappin’; ick? Hearin’ tha 3^rd verse & it’s even calmer with this young-soundin’ dude? I’ono about all these relaxed-soundin’ flows… My Rating: 2.7

 

 

17. “U Betta Get Ready (Thug Version)” feat. Spice 1

Producer: Ray (Beats How You Want’em)
Same as #08…? >>> Still sounds like a cool version; I’ono how much different this seems fa me, except some of tha sounds in tha beat… Basically, I feel tha same about this from tha original version. My Rating: 4.2

 

 

Overall: Y’all put together a dope lil’ album, here; props on most of tha jointz & contributions. Not much else ta say, here, except to keep grindin’ fa dat 318!

 

 

Rankings:

 

16. “On The Rebound” feat. Ol’ Dirty 2.7

15. “Thug Bitch” 3.5

14. “Back & Forth” 3.7

13. “1 Wish 2 Many” 3.7

12. “No Way Out The Game” feat. Spanky Da Rascal 3.8

11. “Ride Or Die” 3.9

10. “Intro” 4.0

09. “Monroe City 2 Da Bay (Spice 1 Interlude)” (Spice 1) 4.1

08. “Git Yo Ass Up” feat. Ol’ Dirty 4.1

07. “U Betta Get Ready (Thug Version)” feat. Spice 1 4.2

06. “U Betta Get Ready” feat. Spice 1 4.2

05. “Creepin’” 4.2

04. “Chiefin’, Drinkin’ Brew” feat. Cynnie Edwards 4.3

03. “We Don’t Play” feat. Ska Face & Al Capone 4.3

02. “Heat” feat. Kilo 4.4

01. “If U Got It” 4.4

 

 

Average Rating Review:

 

Total Score:                      63.5

Total Songs:                      / 16

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Average Review Rating:   4.0

Commercial #873: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge, Day 50

FTLD'z Commercial Series #16:
#90sLouisianaRapChallenge:
Day 50: February 19, 2021

Frankie's 16th commercial series; he's showin' luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.

This series will go on from January 1, 2021 - June 30, 2021; 181 battles!

Releases:
Kilo Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy (1998)
vs.
Low-Down Tales Of Da South (1997)

Music Playing:
Kilo "Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy" (1998)
Low-Down "Cold World" (1997)

#LouisianaRap #BatonRougeRap #NewOrleansRap #225Rap #504Rap #LARap

Teaser #35: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge Commercial Series (Month 2)

Bonus teaser for Frankie's 16th commercial series, as he shows luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.

This series continues on February 1, 2021 & still goes until June 30, 2021; February's appearances include:
• 211 Hustlin' Pays Tha Bills (1997)
• 39 Posse 39 Automatic (1993)
• Amir Southern Propaganda (1999)
• Big Heavy Doggin' 'Em (1996)
• Bigg Chef & Da Tribe Ride 2 Dis (1996)
• Black Souls Entertainment Survival (1999)
• Code 6 Let's Go Get 'Em (1998)
• Da Sha Ra Still Bootin' Up (1994)
• Da Wild Boyz Time For Da Real (1999)
• Da Zoo Boyz To Soljas (1999)
• D-Flexx Planet Playa (1997)
• Dirty Red Misery (1996)
• DJ Jimi It's Jimi (1992)
• DM Space Nothing 2 Lose (1995)
• Dolla Divide & Conquer (1996)
• D'Yo Southside Hotboy Pump'n Dat Fyr (1998)
• Felony Gansta Tail (1995)
• Ice Gold King Of Bounce (1999)
• Ice Mike True 2 Da Game! (1992)
• J-Dawg The Dawg House (1997)
• Joker P & DJ Chill Come N 2 My World (1996)
• K.C. Redd & The Shake'em Up Girlz It's A G-Thang (1999)
• Kilo Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy (1998)
• Kilo G The Sleepwalker (1992)
• L The Black Robbin Hood True 2 Life (1996)
• La Costa Nosta Hidden Properties Of Matter (1995)
• Lady Red Hi A Lady (1998)
• Lil' Elt Street Soulja (1998)
• Lil' Elt & DJ Tee Uptown (1993)
• Lil' Italy On Top Of Da World (1999)
• Low-Down Tales Of Da South (1997)
• Magnolia Shorty Monkey On Tha Dick (1996)
• Mia X Mama Drama (1998)
• Mobo Click Brand New Funk (1996)
• Mr. Slim (The Ghetto Messiah) Presents Ghetto Tears (1998)
• Mr. Will Tat Nigga (1996)
• Nordy Klicc Dirty Southern Soljaz (1999)
• O.A.K. 'Bout Dat Mess (1998)
• O.C.B. (Outta Control Ballers) Interstate (1998)
• Plain Reality The Crime Won't Stop (1995)
• Prime Suspects Guilty 'Til Proven Innocent (1998)
• Rated X X Marks The Spot (1997)
• Rizzo Short While (1999)
• S.M.O.K.E. Serious Minds On Kollectin' Ends (1998)
• SBP (South Bound Players) Fantasy 1: Superior Minds (1998)
• Short T & Daddy Yo Both Sides Of The Story (1994)
• Sircle Of Sin Sircle Of Sin (1996)
• Sporty-T Still Goin' On '97 (1997)
• The "L" Black Robinhood (1993)
• The Powerhouse Click 2000 You Alright Huh! (1999)
• Tight Fist Soldiers Bound To Open Camp In Da South (1998)
• Triple Trey 333 (1995)
• Wargize War Cry (1999)
• Whichone Introduction To Whichone (1998)
• Young Gangstas Pre-Meditated Gangstarism (1995)
• Zero Ward Villains Zero Ward Villains (1999)

Review #1,896: Partners-N-Crime "We Be Hound'n"

Reviewed on 12.24.2019 (Review #1,896)

Was runnin’ short on time, yesterday, since I had to rest & make a remix. Now, I’m here; lemme get inta dis: Partners-N-Crime We Be Hound’n, released in 1999 on South Coast Music Group & was produced by Full Pack Music! Was this tha 1^st CD I got fa my Louisiana Reviewz Marathon? It coincides with tha date I believe I got my 1^st CD for it, back on October 14, 2008! Been a long process! Glad I’m finally gettin’ these done, 11 years later!! Start Time: 6:29 AM | End Time: 7:47 AM

Disclaimer: I rate each song from 1.0 – 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion! I only please myself wit my ratings! I don’t care how lyrical you are, as long as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals, and then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings. If a song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6 rating, I pretty much really love it, as it’s considered mindblowin’ when I hear it! Any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type before “ >>> ” iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song; anything after I type “ >>> ” iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening to it. If you sound like anything too mainstream for me, have auto-tune in your vocals, or talk about nothin’ but money (which I consider ‘typical’ topics), I’m not buyin’ it!

© 2019 CD Review (Review #1,896) reviewed on 12.24.2019 by FrankieThaLuckyDog.

Link To CD: N/A

01. Intro

>>> Sounds like a hyped-up intro, here; definitely nice…! My Rating: N/A

02. “We Be Hound’n” feat. Tre-8, Thirsten More Beers & Willya Smoke Somemore

>>> Sounds like tha anthemic vibe to appreciate, here; nice job! Hearin’ tha hook & it’s cool; let’s see how tha verses go… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it cool; all amped up! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it’s pretty hype; tha “H-O-U-N-D, Hound” part! Nice! Tre-8 on tha 3^rd verse, here, comin’ through wit some dope shit; definitely (& always) feelin’ his hype!! My Rating: 4.5

03. “17 Shots”
>>> Sounds like a cool lil’ anthem fa tha hood, here, on tha 1^st verse & beat…! Tha hook’s pretty hype, here; feelin’ what’s goin’ on… Tha rest of this cool; a lil’ bit of consistency ta spice up tha streetz of tha PNC, here…! My Rating: 4.0

04. “Shake Some’em” feat. Lil’ Keke

>>> Beat sounds like it mixes tha N.O. & H-Town areas together nicely, here… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it’s cool; all about a southern party…! Hearin’ tha hook & it sounds good, here; all about tha shakin’! Keke on tha 2^nd verse, here, soundin’ nice wit y’all on this track…; good shit…! Hearin’ tha 3^rd verse & it sounds good, as well; all about tha club vibe…! Lots of southern representations, toward tha end…; good shit! My Rating: 4.2

05. “Pussy Right Chere” feat. Kilo

>>> Mo hype fa tha clubz, here…; nice hook! What else can I say? Clubtastic!! Tha 1^st verse cool; I digz what be goin’ on, here… Can’t believe this song’s 5:55; so long!! Then again, at least this vibe ain’t boring… Tha 2^nd verse has a lil’ bit of R&B flava ta dis bounce vibe…; not bad… Kilo reppin’ nicely wit y’all, here; hyped, hyped, hyped up!! My Rating: 4.1

06. “We Came Here To Party” feat. Bayou Boy & Drama Squad

>>> Pretty hype, once again; sounds more like an anthem fa tha streetz than tha club banga of tha last track… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it cool; sounds like lots of rhymes thrown togetha… Hearin’ tha hook & it cool; more like a block “party”-type vibe, as it mixes between tha club & tha streetz…! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it sounds cool; continuous rhymes & vibes! Tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse sounds nice; all about dat PNC life of a “26”-year-old…! Hearin’ tha 3^rd verse & it str8, as well; feels like these tracks don’t end… Tha 2^nd part of tha 3^rd verse sounds str8, also; can’t deny it, I guess? My Rating: 4.2

07. Da Car Wash feat. Keleen of Untouchable Details

>>> Sounds good fa a lil’ broadcast, afta all tha jiggin’…! My Rating: N/A

08. “Punks Jump Up & Get Beat Down” feat. Nickel Slick of Drama Squad & Recon

>>> Beat cool/str8; tha 1^st verse sounds good, as well… Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2^nd part of tha 1^st verse, here & it sounds okay… Okay, now, I hear tha hook; pretty nice! Maybe, a lil’ more energy like some of tha previous tracks? Either way, this shit definitely can give you an energy boost, still! Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 2^nd verse & it sounds nice; keep reppin’! Tha 2^nd part of tha 2^nd verse’s pretty nice; startin’ ta feel jammin’ (tha vibe)…! Got a 3^rd verse toward tha near-end of this track, keepin’ it gangsta, of course…! My Rating: 3.9

09. “Having Dreams” feat. Mary Jane & Shype

>>> Decent start with a faster-than-usual laidback vibe, here… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it ain’t bad, here… Mary J on tha 2^nd verse, here (not Blige, lol) & it sounds okay; just a story with not much of a flow… Got Shype on tha 3^rd verse, here, speakin’ on tha life of a “G”; good shit…! Not tha best vibe fa me but not too bad, overall… My Rating: 3.4

10. Jail Call

>>> “Kango” on da line… Ugh, hearin’ this reminds me of me bein’ locked up, smh! My Rating: N/A

½time: A 4.0-rated CD, so far; good shit! Keep tha hyped-up anthems comin’! They’re soundin’ consistent, fa tha most part…!

11. “A Chance”
>>> Sounds good wit “a” bounce vibe, here; hook’s cool & transitions into “Paid In Full” & shit… This one’s pretty long; I have a feelin’ it gon get boring… Not that boring, tho it turned ta be long & kinda repetitive… Tha mixin’ was nice but it didn’t seem like excitin’ transitionin’… My Rating: 3.7

12. “La La Land” feat. Ché & Lil’ Brotha

>>> Sounds catchy; reminds me of one of those crazy, ‘90s rap tunes, on tha hook & slow beat…! Fast-soundin’ 1^st verse, here; far different from how tha hook feels, lol…! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it kinda reminds me of Magic, here… Sounds like a good lil’ verse; aggression iz key, here! Tha 3^rd verse has some quick rhymes comin’; consistency iz anotha key! My Rating: 4.1

13. Da Phone Call

>>> Sounds like an okay “call;” a PNC “night” comin’…? My Rating: N/A

14. “Tameka & Keisha” feat. Nickel Slick of Drama Squad

>>> Sounds like a nice lil’ club-night vibe, here…; catchy hook & beat… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds cool; typical music fa dem hoes, I guess? Tha 2^nd verse sounds good; nice collab, N.O. style…! Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 3^rd verse & this shit’s nice; good job… My Rating: 3.8

15. “Why-Do-U-Do Me Like Dat?”
>>> Beat str8, here… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds like an okay banga… Hearin’ tha hook & it cool; anotha regular-soundin’ banga fa me, here… Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it sounds good wit this “weed” content. Either way, just an okay banga fa me, here… Tha both of y’all on tha 3^rd verse, here, comin’ through wit y’all weed stories, here; good shit… Nice lil’ southern dialect on tha outro, here…; good shit…! My Rating: 3.8

16. “We Going”
>>> Sounds like a jammin’ lil’ bounce track… Back to tha long tracks, as this one’s 5:17… Sounds like a track to go to all these different wards & shit; nice… Tha singin’ vibe kinda makes this sound catchy; it’s a PNC thang, I guess…? Basically, this whole track’s consistent wit keepin’ tha party goin’; not much ta say… My Rating: 3.8

17. Da Set

>>> Sounds good, on tha streetz of a partner in crime! My Rating: N/A

18. “Black Folks” feat. Stimulus

>>> I’ono, I thank it gon be a boring one, here… Hearin’ tha beginnin’ & it kinda dry, between tha hummin’, this beat & tha calm rappin’… Random transition to tha 1^st verse? Sounds tha same to me, here… Hearin’ tha hook & it good fa tha “Black Folks,” here; just a lil’ too dry fa me… Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse & it’s okay; nothin’ special, tho… Hearin’ tha 3^rd verse & it str8, as well; like I said, it’s only okay… My Rating: 2.8

19. “Be Home In A Minute” feat. Prime Time

>>> A lil’ rough ta hear, here, since this sounds like somethin’ I just went through… Tha beat’s jammin’ & tha hook’s about bein’ on “lockdown,” smh! Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it sounds like tha shit you goin’ through, which I can relate; rough! Tha 2^nd verse’s soundin’ good; crazy that this upbeat beat goes wit this jail content! My Rating: 3.9

20. “Sprung” feat. Aldrich (AZ) Zeigler, Nickel Slick, Ray To Ray & Shype

>>> Beat okay/jammin’; anotha weird beat ta jam to… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse & it okay; got tha hook goin’ on, now & it’s kinda dry fa me… I mean, I get y’all wit tha “Sprung” vibe. It’s just, I’d rather not be in an R&B mood fa these reviewz, here… My Rating: 2.4

Overall: Most of this CD was good & consistent, as far as y’all settin’ a bangin’ vibe. Some of tha dry tracks, I ain’t really feel. Either way, y’all did a nice job & had some good features, as well… For a CD that mainly turned one old CD review into an entire marathon that’s been goin’ on fa 10 ½ years (since May 1, 2009), I have to say, this iz iconic, right?!

Rankings:

15. “Sprung” feat. Aldrich (AZ) Zeigler, Nickel Slick, Ray To Ray & Shype 2.4

14. “Black Folks” feat. Stimulus 2.8

13. “Having Dreams” feat. Mary Jane & Shype 3.4

12. “A Chance” 3.7

11. “Tameka & Keisha” feat. Nickel Slick of Drama Squad 3.8

10. “We Going” 3.8

09. “Why-Do-U-Do Me Like Dat?” 3.8

08. “Be Home In A Minute” feat. Prime Time 3.9

07. “Punks Jump Up & Get Beat Down” feat. Nickel Slick of Drama Squad & Recon 3.9

06. “17 Shots” 4.0

05. “Pussy Right Chere” feat. Kilo 4.1

04. “La La Land” feat. Ché & Lil’ Brotha 4.1

03. “We Came Here To Party” feat. Bayou Boy & Drama Squad 4.2

02. “Shake Some’em” feat. Lil’ Keke 4.2

01. “We Be Hound’n” feat. Tre-8, Thirsten More Beers & Willya Smoke Somemore 4.5

Average CD Rating Review:

Total Score:                      56.6

Total Songs:                      / 15

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Average CD Rating:       3.8

Review #1,683: Kilo "Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy"

Reviewed on 3.13.2017 (Review #1,683)

Happy 47^th day in a row of reviewin’ CDs & only 13 more dayz till my dream comes true!! How about a 6^th review today, before tha two feet of snowstorm emerges? Here goes my review fa Kilo Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy, released in 1998 on Act Bad Records & was produced by DJ Money Fresh! Start Time: 8:21 PM | End Time: 8:57 PM

Disclaimer: I rate each song from 1.0 – 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion! I only please myself wit my ratings! I don’t care how lyrical you are, as long as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals, and then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings. If a song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6 rating, I pretty much really love it, as it’s considered mindblowin’ when I hear it! Any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type before “ >>> “ iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song; anything after I type “ >>> “ iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening to it. If you sound like anything too mainstream for me, have auto-tune in your vocals, or talk about nothin’ but money and hoes (which I consider ‘typical’ topics), I’m not buyin’ it!

© 2017 CD Review (Review #1,683) reviewed on 3.13.2017 by FrankieThaLuckyDog.

Link To CD: N/A

01. Intro: Kilo Is Ready

>>> Nice lil’ intro ta get thangz “ready,” ya dig? My Rating: N/A

02. “Get In Line” feat. DJ Money Fresh

>>> Sounds like a good lil’ bounce vibe, here; dope hook and 1^st verse, here… Diggin’ this 2^nd verse, here, wit tha “actin’ bad” shit… This seems kinda long fa a bounce track, so tha rest of this iz kinda draggin’… I can’t say anythang’s bad but it’s ehh… My Rating: 3.7

03. The Difference (Skit)
>>> Sounds like a debate, here… Sucks how people try and ruin shit fa “black people.” I’m glad I got they backs, tho, and will always have their back! My Rating: N/A

04. “Who Dat Call The Police”
>>> Sounds nice, here; good shit wit tha intro… Hearin’ tha hook and it’s nice fa a bounce vibe, here… Tha whole entire joint’s pretty nice, here; can’t complain… My Rating: 3.8

05. “Dragg ‘Em”
>>> Sounds pretty nice, here; a lil’ more on tha gangsta tip than tha previous bouncy tracks… Hearin’ tha hook and it’s pretty grimy, here, wit tha content and shit! “I’m draggin’ niggaz and bitches and bitches and niggaz into that water!” Fuckin’ shit’s grimy, on tha hook! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse and it’s pretty nice, here, as it’s dope and goes right into tha next hook! Keepin’ it movin’ wit tha 3^rd verse and you got tha grimy shit on lock, here… I like how tha water sounds at tha end, there… My Rating: 4.2

06. “Shak’en That Ass”
>>> Hearin’ tha hook and it’s pretty nice, here; good shit… Hearin’ all these dances and they’re pretty tight; can’t deny ‘em… This joint kinda long but ehh, we’re bouncin’, lol! My Rating: 3.6

07. “Gangster Poetry”
>>> Sounds decent, here, fa tha long intro and beat… Or, iz this meant ta be a spoken word-type track? It sounds okay, but it’s really destroyin’ tha flow of tha CD, here… My Rating: 2.4

½time: Only a 3.5-rated CD, currently… Most of this iz decent; wasn’t diggin’ tha spoken word shit, tho…

08. “Who Dat Call The Police (Money Fresh Mix)”
>>> Sounds like a nice lil’ mix; can’t complain… My Rating: 3.7

09. “Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy”
>>> I’m diggin’ how you sound on this hook, here; dope shit! Hearin’ tha 1^st verse and it sounds nice wit this grimy-soundin’ vocal you got goin’ on, here… Lol @ tha reference you made ta “Ice Ice Baby”… Tha rest of this ain’t that bad; a lil’ repetitive, but not bad… My Rating: 3.9

10. “Psycho” feat. G-Man & Deedy Girl

>>> A slow vibe but a decent hook, here… Hearin’ tha 1^st verse and it’s not bad, here… Tha rest of this ain’t bad but it’s kinda boring… My Rating: 3.3

11. “Out There In Them Streets”

>>> Almost thought it was on tha spoken word-type shit, here… Sounds okay, overall; decent beat and decent lil’ acapella… My Rating: 3.5

12. “Who Dat Call The Police (Instrumental)”

See #4 fa tha review…

13. “Dragg ‘Em (Instrumental)”

See #5 fa tha review…

14. “Get In Line (Instrumental)”

See #2 fa tha review…

15. “Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy (Instrumental)”
See #9 fa tha review…

Overall: This CD coulda been betta… Sometimes, there were too many bounce vibes; sometimes, some of tha rhymes weren’t all there… Either way, glad I got ta review this!

Rankings:

09.       “Gangster Poetry” 2.4

08.       “Psycho” feat. G-Man & Deedy Girl 3.3

07.       “Out There In Them Streets” 3.5

06.       “Shak’en That Ass” 3.6

05.       “Get In Line” feat. DJ Money Fresh 3.7

04.       “Who Dat Call The Police (Money Fresh Mix)” 3.7

03.   “Who Dat Call The Police” 3.8

02.   “Too Cold To Be A Hot Boy” 3.9

01.   “Dragg ‘Em” 4.2

Average CD Rating Review:

Total Score:                      32.1

Total Songs:                      / 09

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Average CD Rating: 3.6

Review #1,561: Mr. Will "Tat Nigga"

Reviewed on 10.03.2016 (Review #1,561)

Back wit anotha review, on my only day off… This prolly gon be tha most royal review I eva gon do!! Outta New Orleans, we got Mr. Will Tat Nigga, released in 1996 on 9 Liv’z Records & was produced by Playa Fa Sex (all tracks but 3 & 4) & Dank Nitty (#3 & 4). I might’ve been doin’ research or somethin’ for tha Graveyard Soldjas (since Mr. Will, as “That Nigga Will”, was featured on Graveyard Soldjas’ “On My Game” from their Day Of Execution CD, in 1996), but somehow, I stumbled across this. Not to mention, I believe I’m tha only one in tha United States ta have this, too! A cassette!! That alone makes me feel like a valuable celebrity!! It reminds me: I need N.O.G. Ready For The World, released in 1994 on Unique Records! That’s anotha one that’s valuable, fa ma boy, Murdafeen! But yeah, good thing I did get access to this at tha time my radio show was still goin’ on! I played tracks off of it on my August 4, 2012 show and my finale, on August 19, 2012! So yeah, I can’t wait ta hear this!! I see five stars happenin’, automatically!! Also, today’s five years (a half-decade) that I became cool with DJ B-Real, outta Baton Rouge!! A day to remember! Now, B-Real has me blocked on all social media outlets ‘cause he couldn’t handle my love for him/tha business & now, I have a full-time job! Start Time: 7:49 AM | End Time: 8:25 AM

Disclaimer: I rate each song from 1.0 – 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion! I only please myself wit my ratings! I don’t care how lyrical you are, as long as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals, and then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings. If a song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6 rating, I pretty much really love it, as it’s considered mindblowin’ when I hear it! Any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type before “ >>> “ iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song; anything after I type “ >>> “ iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening to it. If you sound like anything too mainstream for me, have auto-tune in your vocals, or talk about nothin’ but money and hoes (which I consider ‘typical’ topics), I’m not buyin’ it!

© 2016 CD Review (Review #1,561) reviewed on 10.03.2016 by FrankieThaLuckyDog.

Link To CD: N/A

01. Prisoner

>>> Definitely grimy!! Really feelin’ tha distorted voice!! Can’t believe I’m finally reviewin’ this, afta havin’ it fa four years!! Also, it sounds like it’s on a train? My Rating: N/A

02. “Turn Me Loose” feat. Anonymous

>>> This that Graveyard Soldjas sound!!! Really feelin’ tha dark, undaground beat and, WHAT A CRAZY 1^ST VERSE!!!!! Rhymes are undeniable!! Unbelievable!!! It’s not mumblin’, like today’s rap! There’s unique lyrics bein’ spit in here fa tha streetz! You just gotta analyze ‘em!! That’s why, I was a professional radio-editor!! Tha hook’s pretty catchy, too; luv when tha title’s said! It’s almost like there’s so much goin’ on here and then, you hear, “Turn me loose!,” lol! Tha 2^nd verse’s crazy!!!!! OMG, luv how it sounds like they’re conversin’, at times! Luv tha multiple voices!! Great shit, here!! Keepin’ this shit goin’ on tha 3^rd verse, strictly holdin’ shit down!! Got tha 4^th verse goin’ on, here, with this female; definitely nice! I luv how she blends in with this shit! Great attempt; can’t deny it!! My Rating: 5.0

03. “Gone Bad”
>>> Yeah!! An undaground, dark, eerie beat!!! Hearin’ tha 1^st verse and it’s pretty crazy!! You just flow so nicely ova this beat!! It’s unbelievable!!! I like how you said, “9-Fizzive!!” It’s like, who tha fuck influenced you ta rap?!? So incredible!!! Tha hook? Holy, monsters?!? “I gotta get ‘em, I gotta get ‘em, I gotta get ‘em, I gotta get ‘em…!” Forget clowns!! We got Mr. Will—That Nigga Will!! And, keepin’ it goin’ crazy wit tha 2^nd verse, here!! OMG, can’t deny it!! Imagine listenin’ ta this while high?!? Holy, 3^rd verse: “Surprise, nigga!!” I luv how that comes outta nowhere!!! You just cannot deny these non-stop rhymes!!! My Rating: 5.0

04. “Way Down South”
>>> Almost sounds creepy with tha lil’ talkin’ in tha first few seconds… A smoother vibe fa tha undaground, here, with tha hook; nice job definin’ tha “way down south” hook! Hearin’ tha 1^st verse and you got this shit goin’ on, still! ROFL @ “Nintendo;” I caught that line! Excellent!! Luvin’ tha start to tha 2^nd verse, as you come through, roarin’!! “Because I’m psychotic;” fuckin’ right!! And, tha 3^rd verse’s pretty serious, here; can’t deny it!! Really comin’ through with tha aggression!! Aggression at its finest!! Did you reference “Lokee”? That my round, right there! We tight! I love bein’ connected wit all tha undaground rappers! My Rating: 4.8

½time: Should I shout with excitement, or did I expect this ta happen?! Tha average CD rating’s a 4.9, right now; IMPOSSIBLE TO BEAT!!!!! In case I need ta remember this for future references, it’s 4.9333, unadjusted!! This iz pure aggression at its finest!! This iz pure undaground at its finest!! This iz pure Louisiana rap at its finest!! This iz pure talent at its finest!! This iz pure underrated content at its finest!! This iz pure gangsta shit at its finest!! This iz pure gutta shit at its finest!! This iz pure quality at its finest!! What more can I say?!? Mr. Will’s got tha song structures down, tha rhymes, tha content, tha production, everything!!! Let’s keep it movin’!!

05. “Tat Aggin”

In case y’all don’t know, “Aggin” iz “Nigga” backwards. So, this, basically, iz tha title track… >>> Beat sounds like it gon be smooth, here… Luv tha smooth vibe and now, tha crazy hook!! You’re like a Mystikal!! Can’t deny tha PURE aggression!!! Might just be a hook but it’s definitely tha truth!! “I’m tha best thing since…;” that’s right! Even down to tha ending; growlin’!!! My Rating: 4.8

06. “Drive By”

A longer track, this time; let’s see… >>> Kickin’ it off wit “You as bad as tha police,” here… Now, tha hook and it’s from an uncredited female; diggin’ her! “He’s coming! Got you runnin’, betta duck-n-hide!” Luv her on tha hook!! And now, here you are on tha 1^st verse, comin’ through wit this unstoppable content! It’s all about escapism!! That’s tha kinda life ta live “by,” dangerous or not! Tha 2^nd verse’s pretty nice, too; you keepin’ it goin’, non-stop! Luv how you don’t stop wit all these rhymes!! Like, incredible!!! Lol, scandalous fuckin’ on tha 3^rd verse, here; you’re everywhere!! Rap-wise, where are you, now? Where were you after this release? And, keepin’ it goin’ wit tha 4^th verse, here, neva stoppin’ tha grind! Holy, sirens at 4:29!! Two decades ahead of its time? Now, look at how tha killings have pursued to tha media, earlier this summer! My Rating: 4.7

07. “Anotha Day”
>>> “Anotha” uncredited female on tha hook, here; luvin’ tha smooth vibe on tha hook!! Hearin’ you on tha 1^st verse ova this excellent, lovin’-tha-undaground-life-kinda beat and it’s excellent! Lol @ tha phone dialin’ in tha 1^st verse; good shit! Your fast flows and classic-soundin’ rhymes definitely sound nice, here! Diggin’ tha “izze” shit toward tha end of some of tha rhymes, too. Just luvin’ your character, as it reminds me of Mystikal! You wildin’ out, fa real!!! Holy, long-ass verse!! Only one verse, despite this bein’ 4:20, lol?! Glad ta hear tha hook again! You holdin’ shit down, altogether!! My Rating: 4.7

08. “Arrogant” feat. Kilo & Lil’ Ant

>>> Smooth-soundin’ hook of a gangsta, here! Props fa bein’ “arrogant,” ova this undaground, smooth beat! Here you are on tha 1^st verse, “22 years-old;” nice! So, you’re 42, now, since this 20 years-old? Dope! Feelin’ how you comin’ through on tha 1^st verse, Will! Hearin’ tha 2^nd verse from Kilo and it’s much calmer than how you come through on tha verses… Just sounds like a regular rapper; nothin’ too crazy… At least he “don’t give a friendly fuck,” lol! Now, let’s see how this Lil’ Ant dude iz, on tha 3^rd verse… Sounds a lil’ betta with tha voice and a lil’ bit wit tha lyrics… Ehh, decent at its finest fa tha south… Kinda reminds me of what Baton Rouge rapper, S.O.S., sounds like… Will, you shoulda handled all these tracks by yourself… My Rating: 4.5

09. CTC
>>> Ooh, an outro, even tho I thought it was gon be a track! Still luvin’ tha distorted voice! Like tha “get yo muthafuckin’ mind right, boi;” southern shit at its finest! My Rating: N/A

Overall: You definitely brought a classic to tha table, here!! All tha beats were definitely fiya and your rappin’ skillz are 5.0/A+++++!!! Can’t deny tha aggression you bring to tha table!! Undeniable deliveries, undeniable talent, undeniable Will!! Hope we connect somehow, in tha future! Bet this tha 1^st article on this?! Twenty years later!!!

Rankings:

07.       “Arrogant” feat. Kilo & Lil’ Ant 4.5

06.       “Drive By” 4.7

05.       “Anotha Day” 4.7

04.       “Way Down South” 4.8

03.   “Tat Aggin” 4.8

02.   “Gone Bad” 5.0

01.   “Turn Me Loose” feat. Anonymous 5.0

Average CD Rating Review:

Total Score:                      33.5

Total Songs:                      / 07

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Average CD Rating: 4.8 (automatically a 5-star-rated CD)

Radio Shift #82: "Tha Louisiana Pit" :: Playlist Of 4.14.2012

Radio Shift #82: "Tha Louisiana Pit" :: Playlist Of 4.14.2012

(This iz tha order I played each song, not personal rank)
01. K-Chill "Call The Ambulance" (2011)
02. Rashi "Poor Man Blues" (2005)
03. Slauterhouse Feat. The Hoodboys "I Play No Games" (2010)
04. YaBoiBeezy "Smell A Hater" (2012)
05. Lil' D.V.S. "Enemies" (2004)
06. Mr. Bonuts Feat. Blunted Cypher "Smoked Out" (1995)
07. Calicoe The Champ "Revolutionary Raps" (2011)
08. T-Bo Feat. Kevin Gates "Murder" (2008)
09. Kilo "Party Animal" (2002)
10. T-Tyrant "Changing Forecast" (2011)
11. Benjamin Racks Feat. Lil' Trey "My G" (2011)
12. Skull Duggrey "Crooked-A** Cops" (1996)
13. ScrEEchin' Crawfish: Hatch Boy Freestyle
14. Big Poppa "Let's Go Up" (2008)
15. GT Da Boss Feat. High Risk & K.Fisher "Maxxed Out" (2010)
Interview: Benjamin Racks Interview by FrankieThaLuckyDog
16. Acres Fam "Scammed Out" (2011)
17. J & B "Run, Duck & Hide" (2002)
18. Lil' Ya Feat. The Chubby Hustler "All My Rounds" (1999)
19. Marcel P. Black "I'm Mad" (2012)
20. Mookie Blakk "Feel Like I Feel" (2008)
21. Tec-9 Feat. Kilo G "Bounty Killer" (1995)
22. Yung Sicka Feat. Reno Da Gutta "Problem U Can't Solve" (2008)
23. Tre-8 "Lock It Down" (2002)
24. Ron Gray "Mr. Bossman" (1994)