Twin Beredaz CD

Twin Beredaz Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Urban Soundtrack, Latin Rap, Southern Rap, Enhanced CD, Adult Content
Label	Dope House
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	68443
CD Universe Part number	3436239
Catalog number	45096
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 01, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Hotan; Jaime "Pain" Ortiz; Pete "Dirtywerk" Camirillo
Personnel	Coast Russ Lee Also: Rob, Rasheed, South Park Mexican, Grimm, Smoke Dogg, Uchie

Twin Beredaz Songs

1.	Intro	$0.99
2.	Where Did I Go Wrong	$0.99
3.	Best Man, The	$0.99
4.	Crazy - (featuring Smoke Dogg/R.O.B.)	$0.99
5.	Middle Fingaz Up - (featuring Uchie)	$0.99
6.	Dismissal, The - (featuring South Park Mexican)	$0.99
7.	Jezebel	$0.99
8.	Last Page of a Diary
9.	Bryt Syd - (featuring R.O.B.)	$0.99
10.	Fast Life - (featuring Rasheed)	$0.99
11.	Twin Beredaz	$0.99
12.	Everybody Stick	$0.99
13.	Not Meant to Be	$0.99
14.	Walk in My Shoes - (featuring Grimm)	$0.99
15.	Outro - (featuring Rasheed)

Twin Beredaz Music Review

Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

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5 stars the best latino rappers!
twin beredaz is the best! these guys music is always in my trunk. their music will never get old! if you want real rap with throwed beats and throwed bass, go cop this cd! these are the best latino rappers in the game!
Submitted by paisanoloco_239 (Naples, FL)
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5 stars A New Breed Os Gangsta Rap
I love there "forget you" mentality!! They got alot of talent here end represent what its really like on the street!! You gotta get this album!! Especilally if lu here Middle Fingas Up!!
Submitted by latino (G-Town, Texas, USA)
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5 stars uhhh... yall gotta feel this
yea the twin beredaz go off and there is alot of talent here in houston and all througout texas. Yall gotta here slim thug paul wall chamillionaire, 50/50 twin, lil flip, and all the other people affiliated with tha swishahouse, screwed up click (r.i.p dj screw) rap-a-lot color changin click, etc.
Submitted by kikioluver (houston,tx)
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3 stars in was shocked when i heard this album
I saw this cd being reviewed here on cd universe, i had to hear it for myself. The artwork alone talked me into buying it, so when i finally got it in the mail, i couldnt wait to hear it. It was definitely a 360 to wut i expected. The Twin Beredaz are one of the hardest duos ive ever heard. Coast and Quotakey have two different styles but blend together perfectly like peanut butter and jelly. Their lyrics are ill, no way did i think some cats from texas could spit like that, by the way they are some esses. its a must get. it will be no surprise to me when they get a major deal.....
Submitted by mike skillz (ny, ny)
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5 stars #1 album
I don't even like rap. But the first time I heard this cd within a week I bought this album "not meant to be" made me want there next album and its not even out.
Submitted by Carlos (Donna Tx)
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