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The first track is titled
South Made which features Dose and Jayro Ika Bod the beat is off the chain
along with almost every other track off this album, there's allot of talent
from South Made with unique styles and flows to hear it put into a track
brings near flawless cuts.
Escalades is a more mainstream type joint there's also a radio edit version
toward the album, I said its a mainstream type joint but don't get me wrong
the track is still raw, the whole nine goes off in a system.
If I Ride is a straight riding track the background guns popping off make
this track that much more gangsta the flow is average but still hard.
Dead on it is one my favorite joints off the album the reverb effect at the
begging goes hard, the beat is real serious along with the flow.
Do you Wanna Get Down features Victoria Barnhill which drops a sweet vocal
chorus, which goes good with the beat im feeling the third verse its
straight raw.
Slow ish, I love the first verse its throwed, the second and following
verses are off tha chain too especially the second, these dudes got plenty
talent and the chorus makes this track a definite head nodder.
Fuck em all, Kill em is a crunk type track, the beat could be a lil harder,
but the flow as always makes up for it, some of the faster spiting they be
doing make you be like whoa.
On a Mission is a slower type beat with some clean piano, this is a tight
ass track, so far there hasn't been a whack track off this album no fillers
just straight hard tracks.
They don't wanna is the ultimate hardest track of the album, it starts off
with chants of "they wanna start no shit!" and a pastor troy style voice
yelling South Made, then the flow goes off, this joint could get any club
buck, I hope this track makes it to the screwed version just its a hot
banger.
Losin My Mind has a west side vibe on the background sounds for the intro
and chorus, the "I think I'm going loose it, now I done lost it, gone on tha
drank and I drip like a faucet, I don't give a fuck how much you think it
cost bitch, killing some mother fuckers for a profit" this is a tight track.
Lethal injection will make your head nod right from the start... the delayed
claps make the beat go off, nice bass line too, the flow is amazing all
through tha track especially the first one, the beat is overwhelming, the
second verse is my favorite off the album, this one would go hard screwed
too.
Game So Major has some real playa type vocals and at first the beat don't
sound to hard but when the pianos come in and the flowing starts it goes
off, this one also has a radio edited version at the end of the album.
Thank You (man up above) is a real tight track showing love to god, its a
slow one, but the beat's bass line runs steady, they keep it real right
here. I'm feeling the chorus more thang anything along with the second verse
which will have you again pressing rewind or repeat.
The next track is a solo joint by Jonni Bo, its called So Cold and he
straight wrecks the whole thang... "Jonni Bo Jonni Bo so cold on the beats (aint
no fucking with me) I'm so cold on the beats" is how the chorus go and its
hard... not to long of a track but ill defiantly look forward to his full
album.
Jayro Ika Bod rocks the last track called Celebrity Molester I caught a
Eminem vibe from it but he comes with some hot metaphor's, if the beat was a
lil more serious this would be a little better but still a track and tight
flow.
Over all the beats are hard and banging through out the whole album, the
flow is unique impressive and throwed, with that mixture and some nice
production by Papa Geezy and Big Al this group's title says it all throwed
off... and that's what it is, these folks aren't biting anyone on there
styles and they defiantly a new fresh flavor and bound to come up and fast,
ill give this album a 4.7 its one of the hottest albums for the summer of
2002, defiantly pick this one up, its a nice mixture of everything. |
