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| Value for Money | 10/10 |
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| Reviewer Rating | 10/10 |
| Overall Rating | 10/10  |
Full review by
largest
on 18th Jul 2004
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Mobb Deep, Murda Muzik - The Murda Muzik joint to me was wack when I first heard it but then as time went on and I got a chance to feed on it again and over again it began to reveal hidden styles of the MC's order. I mean this joint was before its time as most all of the Mobb's productions. This is why it had to grow on me with hits like 'The Streets Raised Me.' I wasn't ready for Havoc to freak that style of track. I must say that the verse Kool G Rap did on 'The Realest' was the tightest, most bangin' style I've ever heard him flow. The chorus on 'USA(Ahght Then)' was ah' tight style and Pee just flosses his simple but upper eshalonhood of the MC order. Oh yeah, I guess you can tell I'm ah Louie Vuitton MC "BangLarge" of FLY LIFE ARTISTS GROUP out of Los Angeles. "4X" Oh and one more thing that track 'Spread Love' runs my blood. To me thats the jumper cables of the whole project. True street words, and mad graphic "swingin' belts catchin' figgaz' wit the buckle now...." Don't lie, that's the Mecca of the projects - That alone makes me wanna fight and I'm not even that type.
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Mobb DeepManufacturer: EpicTracklisting: 1. Intro2. Streets raised me - Mobb Deep & Noyd3. What&; 039;s ya poison - Mobb Deep & Cormega4. Spread love5. Let a ho be a ho6. I&; 039;m going out - Mobb D More...
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