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T- rock: The new lyrical levelz

Gregory Raston | stone mountain GA USA | 12/18/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"ITS LYRICAL WARFARE UP IN THIS BITCH!! This album is T-rocks retaliation on 3-6 Mafia. Erevy track is ripping, most directed towards them. T-rock droped out of it mostly bacause of money problems, Which Is goes for other former 3-6 allies(Lil Fly, Gangsta Boo, M-child, M.C Mack, and many others). We all know Eazy-E gave off some serious lyrical BUCKSHOTZ on dre back on his 93' EP, but the way T-ROCK GETS THEM! Mannnnnnnnn... hes completely blowin em out the frame getin on DJ, Juicy, Crunchy

and even Project Pat(among other newer boyz of 3-6)I listened to this album very well, and noticed that there NO disses towards Lord Infamous. Maybe its because of the way he was alwayz ripping trackz up lyrically(most definitely 1995-2000!). Or maybe because there nothing to diss him about, and he alwayz cool towards T-rock. "This is what you get" a hard track and great start to the album Al Kapone KILLS ITS in the end. "Murdererz" very hard track with T-rock kickin the Ganksta twist(he alwayz got one tung twist song BANGIN)wit one of my favorite gueststars, Odd-1. "live it up" "f**k 3-6" "gimme room" and even the wylecat(who I thought wouldn't be tight) is str8 HARDHITTIN! Also to dude from Florida(Seargeant Ceph) giving this one star... WHAT TYPE OF LYRICAL SENSE OF MUSIX COULD YOU HAVE HATIN ON THIS!!! JUST TA BUSTA, T-ROCK HITS EVEN HARDER ON HIS SOLOS THAN ANY TRACKZ WIT THEM AND NO WAY IN HELL THERE SHIX NOW WA DAYZ GOT HIS!LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE THE LAME SOFT ONE, REALIZE THAT T-ROCK REPZ ATLANTA AND ONE THE HARDEST OUT TA SOUTH, PLAYA HATER!!! Sorry about that true T-rock fans but I can't UNDERSTAND HOW SOME NIGGAZ CAN HATE ON THE LYRICAL GENIOUS LIKE THAT! Anywayz, get this cause the albums HOT, and on demand. It can get very pricey so shop wisely, PEACE!"

T-Rock is FIRE, but he need to get up off HCP

Leonard Washington | ATL | 10/27/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"T-Rock is great in my opinion, but there is no need for him to down HCP like that. I mean, that is all he talks about in this album and it gets old really quick. I think the first five tracks, and the one song by WYLECAT are good, but the others just talk smack about HCP and that is wrong because HCP made T-Rock what he is today. Think about it, if T-Rock were never with HCP, he may have still made it, but he would not be as well known as he is now. I can also argue that perhaps T-Rock has run out of things to talk about, so he just downs HCP, that's not very creative in my opinion. But you know how it is, to get to the top, you have to go after the top doggs, and right now, HCP are TOP DOGGS of the industry, kind of like NO LIMIT was in the late 90s. If you liked Rock Solid 4:20 and Conspiracy Theory, you will not be disappointed, but in my opinion, Conspiracy Theory was better."