Hip-Hop/Rap Album Face Off's

[Xx Yankee xX]

Heres where you post 2 Hip-Hop/Rap albums and disscuss them to see which one is the best.

Ill start by doing one:


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1 "The Genesis"
2 "N.Y. State of Mind"
3 "Life's a B*tch"
4 "The World Is Yours"
5 "Halftime"
6 "Memory Lane (Sittin' in da Park)"
7 "One Love" Nas
8 "One Time 4 Your Mind"
9 "Represent"
10 "It Ain't Hard to Tell"


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"Bring Da Ruckus" – 4:11
Chorus: RZA
First verse: Ghostface Killah
Second verse: Raekwon
Third verse: Inspectah Deck
Fourth verse: GZA
"Shame On A N***a" – 2:57
Chorus: ODB
First verse: ODB
Second verse: Method Man
Third verse: Raekwon
Fourth verse: ODB
"Clan In Da Front" – 4:33
intro section: RZA
main section: GZA
"Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber" – 6:06
First verse: Raekwon
Second verse: Method Man
Third verse: Inspectah Deck
Fourth verse: Ghostface Killah
Fifth verse: RZA
Sixth verse: ODB
Seventh verse: GZA
"Can It Be All So Simple" – 6:52
First verse: Raekwon
Second verse: Ghostface Killah
"Da Mystery Of Chessboxin'" – 4:47
First verse: U-God
Second verse: Inspectah Deck
Third verse: Raekwon
Fourth verse: ODB
Fifth verse: Ghostface Killah
Sixth verse: Masta Killa
Chorus: Method Man
Co-Producer: ODB
"Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit" – 3:36
First verse: RZA
Second verse: Inspectah Deck
Third verse: Method Man
Chorus: RZA
Co-Producer: Method Man
"C.R.E.A.M." – 4:12
First verse: Raekwon
Second verse: Inspectah Deck
Chorus: Method Man
"Method Man" – 5:50
Pre-song dialogue: Method Man & Raekwon
Intro: GZA
Song: Method Man
"Protect Ya Neck" – 4:51
Intro: RZA
First verse: Inspectah Deck
Second verse: Raekwon
Third verse: Method Man
Bridge: U-God
Fourth verse: ODB
Fifth verse: Ghostface Killah
Sixth verse: RZA
Seventh verse: GZA
"Tearz" – 4:17
First verse: RZA
Second verse: Ghostface Killah
"Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber, Pt. II" – 6:10
(alternate version of "Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber" with different beat)


These are 2 great albums but i think illmatic was better simlpy cause it was probley the most influencial Hip-Hop album ever! It also redefined hip-hop in the 90's. All of the songs had a meaning and had great lyrics.

[Mariners in 2006]

I agree, as much as I love the Wu, Illmatic is the best Hip-Hop album ever. 36 Chambers is my personal favorite, but I'd say Illmatic did more for the Hip-Hop genre.

[Xx Yankee xX]

After a we have had more than a few people post what they think about the 2 Hip-Hop/Rap albums anyone can post 2 more and state which album they think is better.

[oaklandraiders510]

my fav albums are THUG LIFE and All Eyez On Me by 2pac, but my choices always change since its just impossible for me to pick just one

[hooman1844]

In my opinion, it's got to be Illmatic.

[Prime Time]

While “The World Is Yours” is my favorite track of all-time (any genre), I have to go with, 36 Chambers. As I have said before it is my favorite and in my opinion the best album of all-time (any genre).

[oaklandraiders510]

the world is yours is a brilliant track

whos world is thissss?

the world is yours, the world is yours

its mine its mine whos world is thisssss???


The fiend of hip-hop has got me stuck like a crack pipe
The mind activation react like I'm facin time like
Pappy Mason with pens I'm embracin
Wipe the sweat off my dome, spit the phlegm on the streets
Suede Timb's on my feets, makes my cypher, complete
Whether crusin in a six-cab, or Montero Jeep
I can't call it, the beats make me fallin asleep
I keep fallin, but never fallin six feet deep

[Prime Time]

I could listen to the intro to “The World Is Yours” all day.

[Mariners in 2006]

My favorite Nas tracks...

#1 - Nas is Like
#2 - The World is Yours
#3 - Halftime
#4 - N.Y. State of Mind
#5 - I Gave You Power
#6 - Nazareth Savage
#7 - Made You Look
#8 - One Mic

[NGOChocolate]

Last Real ***** Alive is a hot track from Nas.

The 1st song I ever heard from Nas was Ghetto Prisoners after that, he because my favorite rapper.

[lawcutta]

Illmatic is the better album to me!

[Joe_PacoTD#21]

My Favorite Nas' tracks are (in no particular order):

"It Ain't Hard To Tell"
"The Message"
"Halftime"
"Take It In Blood"
"One Mic"
"We Will Survive"
"Gangsta Tears"
"Nazareth Savage"
"Thief's Theme"
"Made You Look"
"Street Dreams (Remix f/ R. Kelly)"
"You're Da Man"
"Stillmatic (Intro)"
"Nas Is Coming" - weak Dre beat, but Nas destroys it with his slick "Escobar" flow

Mos Def - Black on Both Sides

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1. "Fear Not of Man" – 4:28
2. "Hip Hop" – 3:16 ***Samples vocals from "Time's Up" by O.C.
3. "Love" – 4:23
4. "Ms. Fat Booty" – 3:43
5. "Speed Law" – 4:16 ***Samples vocals by Flavor Flav
6. "Do It Now" (featuring Busta Rhymes) – 3:49
7. "Got" – 3:27
8."Umi Says" – 5:10
9. "New World Water" – 3:11
10. "Rock N Roll" – 5:02
11. "Know That" (featuring Talib Kweli) – 4:03
12."Climb" (featuring Vinia Mojica) – 4:02
13. "Brooklyn" – 5:09
14."Habitat" – 4:39
15."Mr. Nigg@" (featuring Q-Tip) – 5:12
16."Mathematics" – 4:06
17."May-December" – 3:29

vs.

Talib Kweli - Quality

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1."Keynote Speaker"
2. "Rush"
3. "Get By"
4. "Shock Body"
5. "Gun Music" (featuring the Cocoa Brovaz)
6. "Waitin' For The DJ" (featuring Bilal)
7. "Joy" (featuring Mos Def)
8. "Talk To You (Lil' Darlin')"
9. "Guerrilla Monsoon Rap" (ft. Black Thought, Kanye West and Pharoahe Monch)
10. "Put It In The Air" (featuring DJ Quik)
11. "The Proud"
12. "Where Do We Go"
13. "Stand To The Side"
14. "Good To You"
15. "Won't You Stay"

I love both of these albums, although I lost my copy of Quality awhile back, so it's hard to choice between the two. But, I'd have to go with Black On Both Sides, since that was the album that helped me find out about both Mos and Talib. Also, IMO it's a bonfide classic L.P. that should be looked at for where MC's can take the art form if they weren't afraid to get away from all this "thug", "hustla" and "dopeboy" bulls**t.

[Prime Time]

I was browsing the Rolling Stone's list of best albums of all time today and they had The Marshall Mathers LP at #303, Enter the Wu-Tang at #386, and Illmatic at #400. What's with that? The Marshall Mathers LP ahead of the two best hip-hop albums of all-time! The Marshall Mathers LP did out sell the others by like nine to one, but still this has to be a product of when the list was made and how popular it was when it was created. In my opinion it’s ridiculous…

[Xx Yankee xX]

I think Black on Both sides is better because it has a lot more classic songs like Hip Hop,Ms. Fat Booty, Umi Says etc...

Quality is a good album but BOBS is better.

[Dre da BOSS]

the world is yours is a brilliant track

whos world is thissss?

the world is yours, the world is yours

its mine its mine whos world is thisssss???


The fiend of hip-hop has got me stuck like a crack pipe
The mind activation react like I'm facin time like
Pappy Mason with pens I'm embracin
Wipe the sweat off my dome, spit the phlegm on the streets
And the Nike's on my feets, makes my cypher, complete
Whether crusin in a six-cab, or Montero Jeep
I can't call it, the beats make me fallin asleep
I keep fallin, but never fallin six feet deep
I'm out for presidents to represent me
Say what?
I'm out for presidents to represent me
Say what?
I'm out for dead ****in presidents to represent me.

Just thought I'd change that up.

ILLMATIC hands down. I love the Wu. 36 Chambers is a head banging classic. But ILLMATIC is that thing. MY favorite joint is the first single. It aint hard to tell. This is the remix version: The second verse is different from the original.

The buddha monk’s in your trunk, turn the bass up
Not stories by Aesop, place your loot up, parties I shoot up
Nas, I analyze, drop a jew-el, inhale from the L
School a fool well
You feel it like braille ain’t hard to tell
I kick a skill like Shaquille holds a pill
Vocabulary spills I’m Ill
Plus Matic I freak a beat
Slam it like Iron Shiek
Jam like a tech with correct techniques
So analyze me, surprise me, but can’t magmatize me
Scannin’ while you’re plannin’ ways to sabotage me
I leave’em froze like her-on in your nose
Nas could rock well
It ain’t hard to tell

Hook 3x
It ain’t hard to tell

- Nas -
What’s a beat if the rap don’t click
I spit rhymes like I’m sick, dying loss in a pit
The only way I can escape is by vocals
Verbalize a strife
Stabbin’ ears like a knife hood like
The Prophet of the gutter
Lyrics are silk mega butter
I flow never stutter
Clever poetic brothers on a mission
Dissin’ all the perps who fraud
Scrams listen ??? the experts with ????
Burn your pen and pads, mics you’ll need not
Well I be packin’ like a rasta in a weed spot
Hittin’ your hearts like a hollow tip
Verbally illin’ minds manipulated
My raps a nickel-plated
I illustrate it, X-rated, then move out
Nas the parlayer takes you on a new route
It’s suicide poetry released from a cell
With a minced clientele, I excel
It ain’t hard to tell

Hook 3x
It ain’t hard to tell

- Nas -
Now, I’m blessed with the finesse to express like Shakespeare
The blocks "Cape Fear" drop metaphors when the breaks clears
My mic check is life or death, breathin’ a sniper’s breath
I exhale the yellow smoke of buddha through righteous steps
Deep like "The Shining", sparkle like a diamond
Sneak a Uzi on the island in my army jacket linin’
Hit the Earth like a comet, invasion
Nas is like the Afrocentric Asian, half-man, half-amazin
And in my physical, I’ll express through song
Delete stress like Moltrin, extend strong
Drink Moet with Medusa, give her shotguns inhale
From the spliff that I lifted in Hell
It ain’t hard to tell

Hook 3x
It ain’t hard to tell

[Xx Yankee xX]

Heres another 2 albums!!!!

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1 "Intro"
2 "Things Done Changed"
3 "Gimme The Loot"
4 "Machine Gun Funk"
5 "Warning"
6 "Ready To Die"
7 "One More Chance"
8 "Fu** Me (Interlude)"
9 "The What"
10 "Juicy"
11 "Everyday Struggle"
12 "Me & My Bit**"
13 "Big Poppa"
14 "Respect"
15 "Friend Of Mine"
16 "Unbelievable"
17 "Suicidal Thoughts"
19 "Just Playing (Dreams)" [Extended Version Bonus Track]

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DISC 1: BOOK ONE (KOCH):
1. Ambitionz Az A Ridah
2. All About U
3. Skandalouz
4. Got My Mind Made Up
5. How Do U Want It
6. 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted
7. No More Pain
8. Heartz Of Men
9. Life Goes On
10. Only God Can Judge Me
11. Tradin War Stories
12. California Love (RMX)
13. I Ain't Mad At Cha
14. What'z Ya Phone #
DISC 2: BOOK TWO (KOCH):
1. Can't C Me
2. Shorty Wanna Be A Thug
3. Holla At Me
4. Wonda Why They Call U B----
5. When We Ride
6. Thug Passion
7. Picture Me Rollin'
8. Check Out Time
9. Ratha Be Ya *****
10. All Eyez On Me
11. Run Tha Streetz
12. Ain't Hard 2 Find
13. Heaven Ain't Hard 2 Find

This is a tought choice i have to say but id have to go with "All Eyez On Me". I think that album has more good tracks but i like them both!

[Prime Time]

Personally I prefer Ready to Die.

[Mariners in 2006]

Suicidial Thoughts on the Ready to Die album is pretty deep. Shows what BIG was really feeling, and of course Juicy is a classic. I think Ready to Die is the better album even though Pac's had a whole second disc.

And, on the one above, I'd take Mos Def. Umi Says is one of my favorite Hip-Hop songs, and I just really like Mos Def's style and lyrics.

[Xx Yankee xX]

Since Full Circle comes out Oct.17th lets see which Xzibit album is better

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"Restless" (Intro)
"Front 2 Back"
"Been a Long Time" (featuring Nate Dogg)
"U Know" (featuring Dr. Dre)
"X" (featuring Snoop Dogg)
"Alkaholik" (featuring Erick Sermon, J-Ro, Tash)
"Kenny Parker Show 2001" (featuring KRS-One)
"D.N.A. (Drugs-N-Alkahol)" (featuring Snoop Dogg)
"Double Time"
"Don't Approach Me" (featuring Eminem)
"Rimz & Tirez" (featuring Defari, Goldie Loc, ***ane)
"****in' You Right" (featuring Tray Deee)
"Best of Things"
"Get Your Walk On"
"Sorry I'm Away So Much" (featuring DJ Quik, Suga Free)
"Loud & Clear" (featuring Defari, King Tee, Butch Cassidy)

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"Grand Opening" (Interlude)
"At the Speed of life"
"Just Maintain" (featuring Hurricane Gee)
"Eyes May Shine"
"Povitively Negative" (featuring King Tee)
"Don't Hate Me" (Interlude)
"Paparazzi"
"Foundation"
"Mrs. Crabtree" (Interlude)
"Bird's Eye View" (featuring Catashtraphe & J-Ro of Tha Alkaholiks)
"Hit & Run (Part II)" (featuring Ron Hightower)
"Carry the Weight"
"Plastic Surgery" (featuring Ras Kass & Saafir)
"Enemies and Friends"
"Last Words" (Interlude)

Id say At the speed of Life because i think he spent a lot more time with lyrics cause the sound a little better than the lyrics in restless.

[Xx Yankee xX]

Heres 2 classic albums: (No one is posting here anymore)

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"You Know My Steez" (Elam/Martin) – 4:07
"Robbin Hood Theory" (Elam/Martin) – 3:44
"Work" (Elam/Hailey/Martin) – 2:57
"Royalty" (Elam/Martin) – 5:11
"Above the Clouds" (Elam/Hunter/Martin) – 3:41
"JFK 2 Lax" (Elam/Hendly/Martin/Wilson) – 3:34
"Itz a Set Up" (Elam/Johnson/Martin) – 3:49
"Moment of Truth" (Elam/Martin) – 4:07
"B.I. Vs. Friendship" (Elam/Grimage/Martin/Murray) – 4:37
"Militia" (Campbell, J./Elam/Guy, C./Martin) – 4:48
"Rep Grows Bigga" (Elam/Martin) – 4:55
"What I'm Here 4" (Elam/Martin) – 2:45
"She Knowz What She Wantz" (Elam/Martin) – 3:00
"New York Strait Talk" (Elam/Martin) – 4:14
"My Advice 2 You" (Elam/Martin) – 2:31
"Make 'Em Pay" (Elam/Gibbs/Martin) – 4:21
"Mall" (Coleman, T./Elam/Martin/Jackson, E.) – 3:40
"Betrayal" (Allen/Brown/Dik.rson/Elam/Martin) – 5:29
"Next Time" (Brown/Elam/Higgins/Martin) – 3:06
"In Memory Of..." (Elam/Martin) – 3:50

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1 "The Start of Your Ending (41st Side)"
2 "(The Infamous Prelude)"
3 "Survival of the Fittest"
4 "Eye For a Eye (Your Beef is Mines)"
5 "(Just Step Prelude)"
6 "Give Up The Goods (Just Step)"
7 "Temperature's Rising"
8 "Up North Trip"
9 "Trife Life"
10 "Q.U.-Hectic"
11 "Right Back At You"
12 "(The Grave Interlude)" *Interlude*
13 "Cradle to the Grave"
14 "Drink Away The Pain (Situations)"
15 "Shook Ones Pt. II"
16 "Party Over"

Moment of the Truth i would say is better.

[lllllll23lllllll]

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2pacalism lives in the soul. This joint is your confession to greatness. DVD, Makaveli, Retail.....who really cares?

Link (http://www.mixtapetorrent.com/2pac-rap-phenomenon-2#attachments)


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This right here is like watching all 13 episodes from the 4th season (this season that's on T.V.) of the Wire. All the way up to the point where Bodie gets killed, Cutty goes into the hospital with gunshot wounds to the leg, some of the narcs from the 1st season are having a change of heart towards certain inner city youths, Marlo's gang (Chris & Snoop) with a body count over 20 across B-More, Wee-Bey's son (Namond) aint built for the streets, Poot is a coward, Omar owns both west & east Baltimore (shhh, he probably owns Maryland), and Carcetti being grilled about that $54 million dollar educational fiasco.

Oh yeah, it's worth witnessing if you haven't already......

Link (http://www.mixtapetorrent.com/dirty-harry-nas-living-legends-chapter-1#attachments)


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[lllllll23lllllll]

Thought I'd side step a little with the mix cd's, but on the retail tip this joint is pretty hot and deserves an ear or two. I say retail because you can find it in just about any major music retail outlet....

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1. War
2. Third Party
3. The Honorable
4. On The Way
5. Nobody Like Me
6. What You Do
7. The Yo-Yo (Remix)
8. Nighttime Maneuvers (Remix)
9. The Way You Do It (Remix)
10. Altitudes
11. Welcome To Durham
12. Starvation
13. Flash And Flare
14. Take It There
15. Ladies' Jam
16. Doin Me
17. Khrysis Shoutro
18. The Beginning

"The Listening" was unquestionably the best Hip Hop album of 2003 that nobody heard of. It was an impressive and focused debut, which brought about a refreshing sound while simultaneously invoking an old-school vibe. Anyone that's a fan of Natives Tongues - Afrika Bambaataa, ATCQ, KMD, Chi-Ali, Jungle Brothers, De La Soul & Prince Paul, Monie Love, Leaders Of The New School, Black Sheep, Queen Latifah, Black Star (Mos Def & Talieb Kweli), Common, Da Bush Babies, Third Degree, The Beatnuts, Kelvin Mercer aka Posdnuos and even Pete Rock & CL Smooth or Lupe "The Killer" Fiasco without a doubt should be feeling this album. From their lyrics on Pete Rock's "Soul Survivor II", to the Okayplayer compilation, and most recently on The Minstrel Show" and "Seperate but Equal" with DJ Drama, LB has been putting in work. The Chittlin Circuit 1.5 is definitely a must have for anyone who considers themselves a fan of good hip hop music, like myself. Man-o-man, it's good to see that hip hop is still alive! This is a wonderful CD with top notch production which is on point and the vocabulary spill is inspiringly deep and not the same crap you hear over, and over, and over on every commercial radio hit. 9th Wonder and Khrysis are musical marvels, placing their head-nodding rythms ever so gracfully under Pooh and Tay's vocals. Perfect marriage of beats and lyrics. With 9th Wonder on most of the production -- you simply can't go wrong.

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[Janelly1810]

Aaaaarrrrgggghhhhhh lllll23lllll! You messed me up with that spoiler of the Wire! I was doing good not trying to download the whole season on a torrent. Dang man.

:(

[Xx Yankee xX]

Ok Im bringing this thread back up from the dead with The Game vs The Game:

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# Title Producer(s) Performer(s) Time
1 "Intro" Dr. Dre, Che Vicious 0:32
2 "Westside Story" Dr. Dre, Scott Storch 50 Cent 3:43
3 "Dreams" Kanye West 4:46
4 "Hate It or Love It" Cool & Dre 50 Cent 3:26
5 "Higher" Dr. Dre 4:05
6 "How We Do" Dr. Dre & Mike Elizondo 50 Cent 3:55
7 "Don't Need Your Love" Havoc Faith Evans 4:26
8 "Church for Thugs" Just Blaze 4:00
9 "Put You on the Game" Timbaland 4:14
10 "Start from Scratch" Dr. Dre & Scott Storch Marsha of Floetry 4:07
11 "The Documentary" Jeff Bhasker 4:11
12 "Runnin'" Hi-Tek Tony Yayo & Dion 4:26
13 "No More Fun And Games" Just Blaze 2:37
14 "We Ain't" Eminem Eminem 4:46
15 "Where I'm From" Focus Nate Dogg 3:08
16 "Special" Needlz Nate Dogg 3:57
17 "Don't Worry" Dr. Dre & Mike Elizondo Mary J. Blige 4:11
18 "Like Father, Like Son" Buckwild Busta Rhymes 5:27

I havent listened to it yet so im not gonna judge this album
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# Title Producer(s) Featured guest(s) Composer(s) Time
1 "Lookin' At You" Ervin "EP" Pope 3:37
2 "Da ****" DJ Khalil 5:23
3 "It's Okay (One Blood)" Reefa Junior Reid 4:20
4 "Compton" will.i.am will.i.am 4:41
5 "Remedy" Just Blaze 2:57
6 "Let's Ride" Scott Storch 3:57
7 "Too Much" Scott Storch Nate Dogg 4:11
8 "Wouldn't Get Far" Kanye West Kanye West 4:12
9 "Scream On 'Em" Swizz Beatz 4:18
10 "One Night" Nottz 4:27
11 "Doctor's Advocate" Jonathan Rotem Busta Rhymes, Chauncey Black 5:03
12 "Ol' English" Hi-Tek Dion 4:44
13 "California Vacation" Jonathan Rotem Snoop Dogg, Xzibit 4:28
14 "Bang" Jelly Roll Kurupt, Daz 3:37
15 "Around The World" Mr. Porter Jamie Foxx 4:05
16 "Why You Hate The Game" Just Blaze Nas, Marsha of Floetry 9:22
17 "I'm Chillin" [UK Bonus Track] Cool & Dre Dre 3:36

[Mariners in 2006]

Both are very good albums. But, I'd take The Documentary over the new one. It's a classic and is one of my Top-15 All Time favorites albums. Songs like Dreams and Like Father, Like Son. Classic.

The new one is good though and everyone into him should check it out for sure. But, IMO it just is not as good as his debut...

[pdotsmitty]

yo dun im waitin fo that new hip hop is dead (Nas) its gon be ill. that yong joc ludacris crap is for the birds...ya heard illest rap line ever in my sig

[King Sylla]

The Documentary was pretty hot

[sleepyxkid]

it's all about tupac

[Xx Yankee xX]

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# Title Producer(s) Featured guest(s) Composer(s) Time
1 "Intrology" Battlecat George Clinton 1:59
2 "Think About It" Frequency 3:37
3 "Crazy" Fredwreck Nate Dogg 4:26
4 "Vato" The Neptunes B-Real of Cypress Hill 4:44
5 "That's That" Nottz, Dr.Dre R. Kelly 4:17
6 "Candy (Drippin' Like Water)" Rick Rock E-40, Daz Dillinger, Kurupt, MC Eiht & Goldie Loc 4:48
7 "Get a Light" Timbaland Damian Marley 3:41
8 "Gang Bangin' 101" *****racci The Game 4:02
9 "Boss' Life" Dr. Dre Akon 3:22
10 "LAX" Battlecat Ice Cube 3:21
11 "10 Lil' Crips" The Neptunes 3:15
12 "Round Here" Dr. Dre 3:42
13 "A ***** I Knew" Rhythem D 4:32
14 "Like This" Soopafly Westurn Union, Latoiya Williams & Raul Midon 3:56
15 "Which One of You" 1500 9 Inch Dix 3:32
16 "I Wanna **** You" Akon Akon 2:58
17 "Psst!!" N8 & Brainz Jamie Foxx 2:59
18 "Beat Up on Yo' Pads" Mr. Porter, DJ DDT-Da Busta 2:57
19 "Don't Stop" THX, Chris Goodman The Warzone & Kurupt 3:22
20 "Imagine" Dr. Dre, Mark Batson Dr. Dre & D'Angelo 4:42
21 "Conversations" DJ Pooh & Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder 3:38

*LAX is an ok song. Thats probley one of my favorite tracks on the album*

vs

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# Title Producer(s) Featured guest(s) Composer(s) Time
1 "The Prelude" B-Money Carter, S./Hughes, B./James, M. 2:44
2 "Oh My God" Just Blaze Allman, G./Carter, S./Smith, J. 4:17
3 "Kingdom Come" Just Blaze Carter, S./James, R./Smith, J./Parker, L./Miller, A. 4:23
4 "Show Me What You Got" Just Blaze Boxley, J./Carter, S./McEwan, M./Pate, J./Ridenhour, C./Smith, J./Sadler, E. 3:43
5 "Lost Ones" Dr. Dre Chrisette Michelle Carter, S./Parker, D./Payne, C./Batson, M./Young, A. 3:44
6 "Do U Wanna Ride" Kanye West John Legend & Johnny Goodrum Carter, S./Stephens, J./West, K. 5:29
7 "30 Something" Dr. Dre Carter, S./Parker, D./Batson, M./Young, A. 4:13
8 "I Made It" DJ Khalil Abdul-Rahman, K./Carter, S./Winslow, D. 3:25
9 "Anything" The Neptunes Usher & Pharrell Carter, S./Williams, P. 4:21
10 "Hollywood" Scyience Beyonce Carter, S./Perry, R./Smith, S. 4:17
11 "Trouble" Dr. Dre Carter, S./Parker, D./Pope, C./Batson, M./Young, A. 4:53
12 "Dig a Hole" Swizz Beatz Sterling Simms Carter, S./Dean, K./Garrett, S. 4:11
13 "Minority Report" Dr. Dre Ne-Yo Carter, S./DeCurtis, E./Fumo, D./Parker, D./Smith, S./Batson, M./Young, A. 4:33
14 "Beach Chair" Chris Martin & Dr. Dre Chris Martin Carter, S./Martin, C./Simpson, R. 5:08

The 2 bold ones are the best songs on that album in my opinion (Need to listen to the albums more tomorrow)

[Prime Time]

“Show Me What You Got” is so annoying, it’s already getting overplayed. I’ve heard it enough already, no more. So I’ll give the edge to Snoop…. Blue Carpet, what will they think of next?

Keep in mind “Show Me What You Got” is the only song I’ve heard of both of these albums…