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Straight ahead hungry battling raps. Roc C and cohorts are the strong point of this release. The beats are varied, and very polished, but nothing distinctly earth-shattering or memorable. PLAY THE RADIO VERSION. EVERY UNEDITED SONG HAS THE FUCKS AND THE SHITS. Picks 1,5,10,4,15.

**1-(1:52) Jazz bass, funk horns. Sped up bollywood sample? nice. Victorious sound.
2-(3:44) Synth keys, laid back beat, attacking rhymes.
*3-(3:17) Synth heavy NY "victorious/epic beat" characteristic of past couple years. Street/come-up/grindin rhymes.
*4-(2:35) March/shuffle beat that appeared on Oh No's release. This version is better. ft. Oh No & Pok Dog
**5-(4:05) Aggressive raps, low, tense, threatening beat mostly a drone with occasional bass ft. Glasses Malone who's like Xzibit-lite.
6-(3:36) Sped up old funk break. Fast doubletime, southern style rapping. I suspect weed may have played a part in this.
7-(3:41) Hodge-podge beat... Aggressive battle raps ft. Chino XL
8-(4:39) Slow, jay dee style bass, kick, snare. Roc C describes how he seduces the women ft. Aloe Blacc, Oh No, & brief appearance by Bizzy Bone!!!
9-(2:33) eh.
**10-(3:16) Interesting loop over a crashing drum loop. Roc C is unrelenting and flows well.
11-(2:57) Stoned, and whispered, with semi-gangster creep ft. a loony chorus provided by Dudley Perkins Lovers' Choice.
12-(3:01) Misogynist rant. Almost a severely slowed down version of the bass in rapper's delight.
13-(4:06) Sad, pining synth. Angry and pained. Muddled bass. -1:20 song ends. Cheesy movie clip.
14-(2:39) Upbeat shuffly. Horns and 70s perc. hommage to TV shows. ft. Pok Dog.
*15-(4:17) Slow plodding beat. Soundtrack harp and strings loop. Autobiographical story rap ft. Aloe Blacc
16-(2:32) Same beat as 7.