Rated 6/10
Best tracks on the album is the unreleased stuff.
Rated 6/10
Best tracks on the album is the unreleased stuff.
Rated 2/10
Dross
Rated 4/10
Being 11 when 50 cent came to our tellies upside performing in da club, he was exciting, fresh and the hype that was spoken about seems true.
The released track of this album (many men, pimp, 21 questions and if I can’t) are great and all sound great today.
The rest of the album? Let’s be honest, it’s crap. 50 cents voice monotone voice is dull at best and when paired with tracks with sound licks that are incredibly basic that resemble they’ve polyphonic ring tones mobile phones used to have at this time, the album becomes very grating.
“Gotta make it to heaven” is a prime example of this.
Rated 2/10
I wish Frankie teardrop turned the gun on me.
What a load of shit.
Eh
Rated 10/10
Very good
Very good
Rated 10/10
Mint, start to finish
Disc 1
Track 2 & Track 4.
Enough said
Rated 6/10
Bet good
Rated 4/10
It’s shit isn’t it
Rated 2/10
Not for me
Rated 10/10
The king
Carnage from start to finish
Rated 6/10
Explosive first track, following up with an instrumental shred is a bold choice. Doesn’t come back strong with a cover of a popular song. Album runs out of steam almost immediately, feel you love tonight brings the momentum back but not in par with runnin’