Do or Die – Pimpin’ Ain’t Dead

Posted on February 15, 2013 by WWC

…aturing Johnny P I love Johnny P’s silky smooth voice; combined with Do or Die and Twista you got the ultimate recipe for a tight track. The lyrics on the track are about the poor people livin that Ghetto life wishing for money. 6. Stateville Featuring Traxster and Dun D Do or Die switch up the tempo on this track with help from Traxster and Dun-D.The verse goes” murda murda that’s what I am be yelling” in other words a 100 procent gangster track…. Continue reading →

C-Murder – C-P-3.com

Posted on April 1, 2013 by WWC

…ruggedness of “Trapped In Crime” seems to have all dissapeared on this album, most evident by this track. Skip at all costs. 12.) Drive Thru 1 (Skit): Trying to be funny, this skit features C and his boys pulling up to a drive thru of “Slophouse Chicken”, wasting 2 minutes of this album’s run time. Skip it. 13.) That’s Me: While this song is possibly the first track C-Murder has spit 3 verses to, the beat is completely boring. C’s delivery is med… Continue reading →

Mobb Deep – Amerikaz Nightmare

Posted on February 27, 2013 by WWC

…hook? The hook god is good until the end of every hook, that monotonous “dump dump dump” throws the whole shit off. (Good) Got it Twisted You can’t tell me you ain’t heard this recently. The Mobb’s first club banger (I think ever), and it’s not a bad first try. The beat is more like the older style den the previous tracks, it’s pretty good. My only problem is the subpar verses. (Decent) When You Hear The AIGHT finally back towards typical M-O-B-B… Continue reading →

Do or Die – Victory

Posted on February 16, 2013 by WWC

…Good 17. Already Know (Feat E-40) Another error as E-40 is on this song. Nice Bay flavor to this but the slowness just isn’t my thing. Average All in all an Average album. Do or Die’s first 2 are much better. There’s some good stuff in here but all in all it’s just filler. Avoid it…. Continue reading →

Master P – 99 Ways To Die

Posted on April 10, 2013 by WWC

…his brothers – C-Murder and Silkk The Shocker. Good way to open up the album. 2.) Commercial 1: Although the album’s first track was billed as an intro, this second track on the album, is just a commercial about P getting bit while getting head. Pointless skit, skip it. 3.) Dead Presidents: Before Jay-Z’s “Dead Presidents II” was heralded as an East Coast classic, Master P’s ode to currency recieves a West Coast treatment. While P’s rhymes aren’t… Continue reading →

RiFF RaFF – Birth of an Icon – 5.6/10

Posted on August 3, 2013 by Richard Priors

…bculture, memorable for their outlandishness and overall weirdness. http://www.youtube.com/7ohbKidZLiA The problem is that once you disconnect the music from the visuals, a lot of entertainment value is lost in the process. That’s a feeling you can’t quite shake when listening to the Birth of an Icon mixtape, which serves as the perfect introduction to the Jody Highroller universe. At the same time the music does hold up better than you’d expect c… Continue reading →

Necro – The Sexorcist

Posted on March 30, 2013 by WWC

…his and leave. Another Flaw a lot of idiots will complain he is too vulgar. WTF you idiots??? To quote another member on www.worldwideconnected.com/board Acknee “What do you expect from Necro’s sex album?? Tiddywinks??” Recommendation: Buy this album! Necro really has experimented with his beats creating that sex sound and unlike most he still the pants wearer or the rap game…. Continue reading →

Ubnawkshis – The Tour Of Johnny Taurus

Posted on March 6, 2013 by WWC

…s album is really good! Ubnawkshis once again make a great album, there is a reason why they’re called the “Pink Floyd Of Rap”. Go to www.Ubnawkshis.com and GET THIS ALBUM NOW!… Continue reading →

RA the Rugged Man – Legends Never Die

Posted on December 21, 2014 by Richard Priors

…with Rawkus records, show stealing guest appearances and Die, Rugged Man, Die album made sure he was always a perennial contender. Legends Never Die pulls it all together for RA. It’s a purist’s classic that emphasizes the hip-hop’s fundamentals: rhymes, flow, beats and even some beatboxing. Legends is mostly good times and jokes, braggadocious and tough but it’s when RA gets personal and opens about his late father the record that the album and… Continue reading →

Notorious B.I.G – Ready To Die

Posted on February 14, 2013 by WWC

…e. A deep track that ends the album leaving you hanging. Biggie’s debut album will go down in history. The concept of the album about being in the everyday struggle to the point of not caring whether you live or die is delievered nicely. the Notorious BIG stepped into the game and set new standards lyrically while debuting his flow that can’t be matched. His ability to storytell is showcased nicely. I can’t think of many rappers that make you forg… Continue reading →