Search - Calhouns :: Made in the Dirdy South

Naw,( HELL NAW!!!)

Yo Daddy | 09/22/2005

(2 out of 5 stars)

"Dis aint DF material at all. No poetic spittin like Kast, jus straight hardcore elementary rap. Its the same weak $!@# that everyone says, but it hurts my soul to see Cool Breeze go that route. Don't support dis cd. Maybe he will go back to bein a lyricist instead of waste studio time."

Could of Been Better

Jason Machen | Los Angeles, CA | 06/16/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"ATL's independent Trio, The Calhouns drop their debut album. Consisting of Dungeon Family member Cool Breeze a.k.a. Freddy Calhoun, Lucky & Pauly Calhouns. They are also backed by affiliates Major Hog, Slimm, & Uncle. The production is handled by Organized Noize and themselves. The First 6 Tracks on the album are dope. "Slapped" is like one of those Southern crazy anthems. "RPDG" is a Freddy Calhoun solo. Freddy holds it down on his own track talkin' about handling the rap game. Lucky and Pauly do a good job over "Street Life" which is my favorite track on the album. The beat is pretty tight that was done by Organized Noize. Songs like track #7, "9 Months", & "Some People" are just straight garbage. "9 Months" is nothin' but a run down Drop It Like It's Hot. "Some People" gets on my nerves. Other than those and a few medicore tracks, the album is worth gettin'. Everyone should definately check them out. They deserve to be heard."

Dirdy south strikes back!!

P. Klein | nyc, USA | 08/29/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"da infamous calhouns clique makes their wax debut. Cool Breeze, Pauly, Lucky, Slimm, Major Hog, and Uncle Calhoun. Dope beats by ATL's Organized Noise,flow galore. Dis is da s**t. Dis joint is on my top 10 hip-hop albums of da year. peace out"