Lil Keke "Currency", Luni Coleone and Damu "Independence Day", Emperor P "Gangsta Life"

LIL KEKE - CURRENCY

Year: 2004

1.We Made it out the Bottom (featuring 8-Ball and Kyleon) [3:58]5.9 Mb

2.84z (featuring Mr. Lee and Kyleon) [4:02]5.8 Mb

3.Get Your Money [4:42]6.7 Mb

4.Do You Really Want to Ride with Me [2:46]4.2 Mb

5.Gangstaz Make the Money [4:00]5.9 Mb

6.Closer [3:27]5.7 Mb

7.Street Life (featuring Chris Ward) [3:40]5.8 Mb

8.My Click (featuring Mobb Figgaz) [3:32]4.3 Mb

9.Papa was A Rolling Stone [3:48]4.7 Mb

10.Rock 4 Rock (featuring Shorty Mac) [4:04]6.9 Mb

11.A Mic and Hook [3:22]5.1 Mb

12.S. U. C. (featuring Shorty Mac) [3:45]5.1 Mb

13.Above the Rim (slowed) [4:57]5 Mb

14.Closer (slowed) [4:27]4.9 Mb

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Lil Keke "Currency" Album Review

Another solid album from Keke da Don
Lil Keke is back once again with a new 14 song album. This is the 8th album of his I have and one of the better ones (2 get 4.5 stars, 2 get 3.5 and the other 4 get 4 stars). After making a name for himself in the souther rap scence in the mid to late 90's he kind of fell off to the underground and finally resurfaced around 04 - 05. Of the 14 songs, 2 are screwed & Chopped (1 the regular version is on the album) and these are the 2 I skip, 3 are ok, and the other 9 are good songs a couple being real good, but no classics. Guests are on 6 songs and for the most part are decent. Production is nice on most tracks but no credits are given as to who did them (like with most of his albums). A nice southern rap album to have where he isn't talkin bout rims and gold teeth like most of the BS southern songs that are ont he radio.

#1 - 7.5 (f/ Eightball & Kyleon)
#2 - 9 (f/ Mr Lee & Kyleon -- nice beat)
#3 - 8.5 (relaxing beat)
#4 - 6.5
#5 - 8
#6 - 9 (nice relaxing beat -- a song to the ladies)
#7 - 9 (f/ Chris Ward -- another nice beat)
#8 - 8 (f/ Lil C & Mobb Figgaz)
#9 - 8 (about his pops)
#10 - 6.5 (f/ shorty Mac)
#11 - 8
#12 - 8 (f/ Shorty Mac)
#13 - I SKip
#14 - (screwed up version of #6)

Marcus Edwards -- b. around 1976 -- Houston, TX
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LUNI COLEONE AND DAMU - INDEPENDENCE DAY

Year: 2004

1.Intro [3:59]6.1 Mb

2.Bloods and Crips [4:07]5.7 Mb

3.My Pen featuring Cricet [4:05]5.9 Mb

4.Out for the Cheese featuring Flip Loc Irocc [4:11]6 Mb

5.Fenda Bad Act [4:44]6.6 Mb

6.Stormy Weather featuring Kokane [4:03]6.2 Mb

7.I Feel Ya featuring Irocc [4:12]6.3 Mb

8.Head Knocked featuring Lil Hemo [3:44]5.3 Mb

9.Life on the Road featuring Flip Loc Don Diego [4:37]7.9 Mb

10.War Time [3:26]4.8 Mb

11.Get High [3:13]4.8 Mb

12.Ride Like the 80s featuring Poe 1 Bravo [4:25]5.4 Mb

13.Round and Round featuring Don Diego [2:55]4.2 Mb

14.They Say that You A Bitch featuring Irocc [0:31]0.5 Mb

15.You Talk Too Much featuring Irocc [4:59]6.2 Mb

16.Outro [4:33]6.2 Mb

17.Bonus track [3:51]5.4 Mb

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Luni Coleone and Damu "Independence Day" Album Review

what it b like
luni and damu you know it's hot. good bet's and spit's this real tight. Damu put it down 4 us blood and luni was all right.

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EMPEROR P - GANGSTA LIFE

1.Terrace Records [0:04]0.1 Mb

2.The Game [4:16]6.1 Mb

3.Bread and Butter [3:56]5.7 Mb

4.Shake it [3:37]5.1 Mb

5.On the Corner [0:32]0.7 Mb

6.These [3:13]4.6 Mb

7.Gangsta Life [3:35]5.1 Mb

8.No Return [2:50]4.1 Mb

9.Realize [3:25]4.9 Mb

10.Hustling [0:48]1.2 Mb

11.I Ride [3:44]5.3 Mb

12.South to the CD [3:54]5.6 Mb

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Emperor P "Gangsta Life" Album Review

I went to high school with this guy
Precious Reed, when will your episode of "VH1 Where Are They Now" be aired? We went to Thomas Jefferson in Federal Way back in the day. The Seattle suburbs have produced only 2 rappers of note: Sir Mix-A-Lot, and Emperor P (with respects to the Blue Scholars). Mix-A-Lot was better.

In an attempt to cash in on the image of No Limit and Cash Money at the height of their popularity, Precious went and made this record, probably with some buddies in a basement studio with big hopes. Instead, he wound up being the guy who I look up as a joke on Amazon at 12:30am, because I happened to come over his album this afternoon in my house. I believe the story goes that a friend of mine worked at Sam Goody in the SeaTac Mall (the only place that would sell the album), and picked it up out of blind curiosity. What resulted was a few laughs and a $15 coaster.

Thank you Precious, for recording this album.
Thank you also to whoever is trying to sell it. Someone with some free time and few extra bucks ought to pick it up and see where it takes them.
Out.

"Whatchyu need, whatchyu need? Bread and Butta!"

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