Cam'Ron Crime Pays CD

Crime Pays Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rap CDs
Label	Diplomatic Man
CD Universe Part number	7305104
Catalog number	68653
Discs	1
Release Date	New Cam'Ron CD release date

Crime Pays Music Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars My Man Killa iz back
Ayo i'm one of the biggest killa fanz ever i would like to say over all this is a pretty good come back album from killa. Some of the songz i would've left on the mixtape internet circut, but other than those 2-3 songz this is a solid azz album, i recommend you get this, cam shows he still got it without jim and santana....Go cop this itz fire.
Submitted by Young Swaggar/Great_one2004 (Landover,MD/Halrem,NY)
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5 stars Flea is on his grind for real
5ive star gen for real straight classic from bottom of the pussy hole, i hate my job, cookies and apple juice, my fav "I used to get it in OHIO" then the Caveman song! Flea has proved and shown who has mad who rich and why with tracks like "owe no he didnt" by the way K diamond is on his way home so to all shouting 93G better had set him out (juelz jimmy, we all no killa keeps it neutral)
Submitted by BIGGAMUGGA (THE Jungles, Death Row)
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5 stars cam is back
this album is fire. period. hate my job is going to go down as a legitimate classic. the hiatus...is over. he's back
Submitted by Roland Patrick (Harlem World, NY)
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3 stars going to be good
I've only heard to song on this album that's why i'm giving it 3 stars. Those two songs were good. Cam'ron is a good rapper.
Submitted by bporter (oak park, il)
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