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Gangsta Lyrical...The Underground

Enlightened | Atlanta Georgia | 07/28/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Young Buck & D-Tay get down on this album and D-Tay surprisingly delivers as well. The album has the underground sound to it and that's good. The beats are southern cuzzin and the flows are too. There are no radio ready singles, just Buck & Tay spittin ghetto game. This is the raw & uncut Young Buck before the industry tamed him ( Don't worry he's still tight). But he & Tay are very aggressive on this album and the beats are too. They don't drop a wack verse on the album and none of the choruses are lame. The only thing about this album is that it gets repetitive because of the production. The production is good throughout but gets tiring throughout the album's 13 tracks. Meaning the beat tempo is pretty much the same throughout the cd and the flows are the ones switching speeds. That's the only downfall of the album. Otherwise this album would be an underground classic because the flows and lyrics are extremely tight. These two are true pros but their beat team is minor leaguers. But one will see how far Young Buck will go when paired with some more experienced producers. 4 stars."

Great Duet with Young Buck and D-Tay

Jonathan | Vancouver | 11/28/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This underground is really off the hook. Its a pity that not many people heard about it. Young Buck before G Unit is great with D-Tay. Their rapping voices really brings out the Dirty South from Cashville. The beats however is very simple and lacks the gangsta feel.



Good Tracks...

Bitch before my Dog

Pay Backs a Bitch

Drop it

back on up

fired up

lord knows

workin' with somethin'"