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Compilation. E-40 Raps On 5 Tracks.
Personnel: Turf Talk; E-40, Young Mugzi of the Mossie.
Turf Talk Street Novelist Songs Street Novelist Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews bay sick still never lost nothin still got flavor
good beats and good flows .he sound comfortable on the beats so they bring out passion though.future seems very bright .turf talk sounds. like a real person who got down so mad props for that. real recognise real.
Submitted by kinfolk_dan6 (toronto , canada)
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PUTTIN' IT DOWN FOR THE BAY!!
MAN THIS CD IS BANGIN'.. WHO EVER HAVEN'T LISTEN TO THIS S**T, YOU NEED TO PICK IT UP. MUCH PROPS TO E-40 FOR BRINGING RAPPERS LIKE TURF TO THE GAME. REPRESENT THE YAY AREA..ON THIS CD ALL THE SONGS ARE OF THE HOOK, BUT MY FAVORITE ONES ARE HUBBA ROCK & BUNDLE BUSH
Submitted by GEE (BAY POINT, CALIFORNIA)
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This Album iz Hott!!!! If you haven't heard of a Slumper this album is a definition of a slumper, I Wish more Bosses were on the album though but TURF put it down u won't be dissapointed!!!! The best songs are: "Slumper", "Don't Do It", "The Soil" & "Do The Robot"
Submitted by alexnsactown (Sacramento CA)
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A Slumper u unda dig.
This is a slumper fasho and Savv Out is a slap. Turf puttin the YAY on the map wit them hyphy beats that be slumpin. He also got hella features on there like 40 of course goldie from Federation, Mugzi, Ya Boy whos San Quinn cousin the whole cd is slappin. Also look fa 40 cd thats produced by Lli John and I heard Rick Rock produced like 5 of 40 wata songs.
Submitted by Uncle Rob ("Anaheim CA")
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They coming back hard, picked it up from Circuit City. Props to Turf Talk and E-40 for puttin him on. Go kop this and that new Celly Cel.
Submitted by Ya boy Red (Agg-Town, TX)
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Minus some high-profile guest spots on other rappers' albums, Yukmouth has made little impression outside of rap's hardcore inner circle since his days with the Luniz. With the guest stars often overtaking the man and an overstuffed track list, United Ghettos of America, Vol. 2 isn't going to change that much, but the hardcore get a better album than usual and it's a shame some of these tracks won't even make it to radio. "We Just Wanna Thug" is bright electro with a great N.O.R.E. appearance, E-40 and Yuk nail it on "Kalifornia G'z," "I Love Dro" is a worthy smoking song, and the cinematic "American Me" is just about the most exciting moment Yukmouth has served up by his lonesome. Chalk it all up to the guest stars. Not that their raps are better; it's just that Yukmouth seems more inspired when he's bouncing his skills off others (been that way since the Luniz). Also of note is the presence of Mike Dean, the producer/engineer who has been behind a bunch of great rap albums from the South and Texas. He's mastered the ...
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Enter the Jacka. The death of 2Pac in the mid 90's ripped the heart out of West Coast Hip Hop. At the same time a young street poet named the Jacka was honing his skills in the Bay Area Rap game. Always open minded, he was influenced by b-boys and thugs, pimps and Imams. The Jacka has since developed into an established, well-rounded, well-versed emcee in the right place to bring the West Coast some serious attention. The Jacka's music is a reflection of his life. He witnessed the birth of the dope game and the drug war that followed, as the battle was waged in his community, on his block, and in his house. Memories of departed loved ones haunt his mind and soul. His release is to share his experiences through his music. Reality hurts. Rap is the Jacka's medicine. That and some purple. Jacka's success proves his mettle ...
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After more than a decade as one of hip-hop's most pioneering and successful rap acts, Public Enemy forged new ground once again in the music business with 1999's THERE'S A POISON GOIN' ON. The album was one of the first feature releases available exclusively on the internet and is PE's loudest, most forceful record in years. Though the album does contain the radio-friendly "Do You Wanna Go Our Way," Public Enemy proves that it hasn't lost its vitriol with tracks like "Crash," "Last Mass of the Caballeros," and "LSD."
Flavor-Flav is back in full jokster mode on such tracks as "41:19" and "What What." And of course, what's a PE album without controversy? "Swindler's Lust," in which Chuck D criticizes greed-driven record companies, has drawn considerable fire. For what it's worth, Chuck D and Public Enemy are as relevant today as they were when they first appeared on the hip-hop scene.
Opening with a sonic collage straight out of Fear of a Black Planet, There's a Poison Goin' On. . . comes out of the gates sounding like classic Public Enemy, which is exactly what Public Enemy intended, since their slight sonic change-up on He Got Game didn't result in a hit. In a way, PE's feud with Def Jam over downloadable MP3 music was a good thing, since it brought them media attention, which is rare for a veteran hip-hop band. Such increased exposure also brought a minor controversy over "Swindlers Lust," which some perceived as anti-Semitic, but this outrage was isolated because Public Enemy was now at the margins of hip-hop. They were no longer considered cutting-edge, and younger kids never picked up their records, so the only place for this controversy to reside was among the rock critics and aging fans who remembered when It Takes a Nation of Millions changed the world ten years prior. ...
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