Lil Blacky Can't Be Stopped CD

Can't Be Stopped Music

List Price	$26.98 (You save $12.19)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Latin, Urban Soundtrack, Gangsta, Latin Rap
Label	Triple X Entertainment
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	120080
CD Universe Part number	6709859
Catalog number	51310
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 05, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Brotha Lynch Hung, Lil Sicko

Lil Blacky Can't Be Stopped Songs

	1.	Who Be the Click - (featuring Pops)
	2.	Life of a Hustler - (featuring Lil' Sicko)
	3.	Riders
	4.	Cali Livin'
	5.	I Want Your Love
	6.	Wanna See Us Gone
	7.	Ballin'
	8.	Untitled - (featuring Brotha Lynch Hung)
	9.	Wanna Get High 2
	10.	Untamed Young Killaz
	11.	Strip Club
	12.	How Many More Days
	13.	Back
	14.	Ohh-Wee
	15.	Pump Your Brakes
	16.	Oh-Oh
	17.	Retaliation
	18.	Can't Be Stopped
	19.	Unstoppable
	20.	Untitled
	21.	Homie Love
	22.	My Enemies
	23.	Navi Truck

Can't Be Stopped Music Review

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

5 stars ! of the BEST
This album is tight. It got's a variety of music. Double Cd you cant loose. Lil Blacky and his camp are tight.
Submitted by Record Reviewer (California)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful.

Have you heard this album?

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Lil Rob Album CD (2002)

Can't Be Stopped album

$13.59

Also Bought

Slowpain Presents Old Town Mafia, PT. 2 CD (2003)

Can't Be Stopped CD music

$14.45

Also Bought

Lil' Savage Old Side Stories CD (2003)

Can't Be Stopped music CDs

$10.39

Also Bought

Lil Rob Neighborhood Music CD (2004)

Can't Be Stopped songs

$10.99

Also Bought

Lil Blacky And Lil S Southland Ballin CD (2004) Parental Advisory

Can't Be Stopped album

$12.39

Also Bought

Rihanna Rated R CD (2009)

Can't Be Stopped CD music

$14.64

"Russian Roulette," released weeks prior to Rated R, just hinted at Rihanna's sudden desire to provoke. Even with the realization that it is metaphorical, the song startles with its hesitant gasps, spinning cylinders, and verses that are glacially paced, where a cold piano line and the slight inflections in Rihanna's voice are front and center. And then there's an audible shudder followed by a discharged bullet -- the abrupt end to one of Rated R's most restrained moments. It's not the only instance where Rihanna's rise in fame, combined with being the victim in the decade's highest-profile felonious assault, added up to a perfect-storm scenario for a creative overhaul. Rated R is more like Good Girl Gone Evil, or Abused Girl Full of Vengeful Rage, not Good Girl Gone Bad, where the only casualties were some dishes. The closest the set gets to upbeat pop is "Rude Boy," and by any standard it is stern; needless to say, there is quite a difference between "Can you get it up?" and "You can stand under my umbrella." Much of this daring album is absolutely over the top, bleak and sleek both lyrically and sonically, but it's compelling, filled with as many memorably belligerent lines -- two of which, "I pitch with a grenade/Swing away if ya feeling brave" and "I'm such a fuckin' lady," set the tone early on -- as a rap album made ripe for dissection. "G4L," over a low-slung and sleek production, is the most fantastical of all, in which Rihanna leads a band of homicidal women, opening with "I lick the gun when I'm done `cause I know that revenge is sweet" and "Any mothaf*cka wanna disrespect/Playin' with fire finna get you wet." The breakup song, "Fire Bomb," ...

Insane Clown Posse Amazing Jeckel Brothers (Red) CD (1999) Limited Edition

Can't Be Stopped music CDs

$10.75

This limited edition includes a foil stamped slip case, a red jewel case, and some slight differences in the booklet packaging. This limited edition includes a foil stamped slip case, a yellow jewel case, and some slight differences in the booklet packaging. Having finished its stint as rapping escort for the wrestlers of the WWF, Insane Clown Posse now delivers a hiphop concept album. JECKEL BROTHERS is the story of Jake The Just and Jack The Sinister. In a larger sense, it is about the conflict between good and evil within all of us. ICP are one part Cypress Hill, one part Biohazard, and one part Jerky Boys. The Posse lays bratty white-boy raps over super fat beats and samples, paying homage to the West Coast rap icons. A few albums into its reign, ICP has honed its style. The loud, crude JECKEL BROTHERS is a classic--a SGT. PEPPER'S of rock/rap. This is a hysterically funny and entertaining album. The band members wear theatrically painted clown makeup, a concept the band claims was ripped ...

Sorry, there is no artwork available at this time

Ismael Miranda Al Son Del Bolero CD (2005)

$7.85

Nostradameus Hellbound CD (2005)

Can't Be Stopped songs

$13.05

Rogue Traders Here Come The Drums CD (2005) Import

Can't Be Stopped album

$16.29

HERE COME THE DRUMS is the second album from Australian electronica-rock group Rogue Traders. The 12-song album, produced and written by the band, displays influences from punk rock. Though their chart-topping dance hit, the inspired INXS remix "One of My Kind" earned James Ash and Steve Davis an ARIA Award for Best Dance Single in 2003, Rogue Traders was dismissed as just another producer-based project, not a proper band with the songs to back it up. With their second album Here Come the Drums, Rogue Traders bounce back with a fresh lineup and build on their DJ roots for an ambitious new sound. Tim Henwood (guitar) and Cam McGlinchey (drums) join Ash (keyboards) for a tighter rock sound, but it's the addition of Natalie Bassingthwaighte that truly completes Rogue Traders' newfound enthusiasm. The former Neighbours soap darling rivals the flirty and foxy ways of Australia's favorite dance princess, Kylie Minogue, particularly on the guitar-driven synth beats of "World Go 'Round" and slow jam "Rescue Me." Bassingthwaite may be easy on the eyes and ears, but she holds her own with the rest of the band thanks to her coquettish personality adding some extra color to the songs themselves. From the bombastic riffs of album-opener "Believer" and roaring synth-guitar punch of "We're Coming Home" to their cheeky U.K. Top Ten hit "Voodoo Child" (which rides on samples of Elvis Costello's "Pump It Up,") the vibrant energy of the Rogue Traders is undeniably infectious. Here Come the Drums isn't exactly epic, but the fun atmosphere makes it ...