Blu & Exile Below The Heavens CD

Below The Heavens Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Urban Soundtrack, Underground/Alt Rap
Label	Sound In Color
Orig Year	2007
All Time Sales Rank	48279
CD Universe Part number	7431549
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 30, 2007
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Exile
Recording Time	73 minutes

Blu & Exile Below The Heavens Songs

	1.	My World Is...
	2.	Narrow Path, The
	3.	So(ul) Amazin' (Steel Blazin')
	4.	Juicen' Dranks
	5.	In Rememberance of Me
	6.	Blu Colla Workers
	7.	Dancing in the Rain
	8.	First Things First
	9.	No Greater Love
	10.	Show Me the Good Life
	11.	Simply Amazin'
	12.	Cold Hearted
	13.	World Is, The (Below the Heavens...)
	14.	You Are Now in the Clouds With (The Koochie Monstas)
	15.	[Untitled]
	16.	[Untitled] - (Bonus Track)
	17.	[Untitled] - (Bonus Track)

Below The Heavens Music Review

Average Rating: (4.1 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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5 stars Best of Blu
This CD is "simply amazing" no need to say more than that, if you like real hip hop, this is where its at. pick this up or disregard hip hop.
Submitted by Haurd (San Jose)
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5 stars Maybe Classick Material
real Nice cd if you don't like em then your just a hater on this type of musick there doing there thing .. they do sound like other artist but like LB but hey there good but i prefer to listen to Blu now that LB isn't doing so hott!! Def listen.
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5 stars best release of 2007
Blu's thoughtful rhymes over Exile's soulful beats makes for a winning formula. Haven't heard an album this refreshing in a long time. Definitely the best album of 2007.
Submitted by ckojota (NY, NY)
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5 stars Dope
One of my favorite releases this year. Awesome production and rhymes bring a sense of freshness to it. Def. one all music fans can get into.
Submitted by Matthew (San Diego)
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5 stars needs airplay
this album has some of the best beats and rhymes i've heard in a long time. through and through, this album is dope...cop it you wont regret it
Submitted by umomsays (Lincoln, NE, USA)
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