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Quote from: Matt. on June 16, 2008, 12:44:04 PM The Game returns to the cracked pavement, the album's street single, "Dope Boys," with Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker showing off his own trap work on the track. The song is produced by rising L.A. stars 1500 or Nothin'. An accompanying video is in the works.Elsewhere, LAX shows off The Game's best talents. Lil' Wayne checks in on "My Life," produced by Cool & Dre. Chicago stands up on "Angel" with Kanye West at the helm and Common on the mic. Meanwhile, Ne-Yo blesses a pair of songs: "Camera Phone" also from Cool & Dre, as well as J.R. Rotem's "A Thug and a Gentleman." Scott Storch cooks up two summer sizzlers: "Let Us Live" featuring Chrissette Michelle and "Put Ya Hands Up" with Busta Rhymes.Hip-hop greats Ice Cube -- "State of Emergency" by J.R.Rotem -- and Raekwon -- Jellyroll's "Bulletproof Diaries" -- likewise weigh in. R&B is equally well represented: Bilal on "Cali Sunshine," produced by Nottz, and Raheem DeVaughn on "Touchdown." Nottz also lays the licks for loudmouth Ludacris on the appropriately titled "Ya Heard." Other songs of note include "Nice" by Irv Gotti, "House of Pain" by anthemic Atlantan DJ Toomp, and "Letter to the King" produced by Hi-Tek.Quite a mouthful. But that's the Game's specialty: giving the audience more than it can possibly handle. Come July 22, LAX is set to raise the bar. Again. The Game is most definitely on. --- Bit more infoProps. Here's the credits so far: http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=184128.msg1880754#msg1880754
The Game returns to the cracked pavement, the album's street single, "Dope Boys," with Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker showing off his own trap work on the track. The song is produced by rising L.A. stars 1500 or Nothin'. An accompanying video is in the works.Elsewhere, LAX shows off The Game's best talents. Lil' Wayne checks in on "My Life," produced by Cool & Dre. Chicago stands up on "Angel" with Kanye West at the helm and Common on the mic. Meanwhile, Ne-Yo blesses a pair of songs: "Camera Phone" also from Cool & Dre, as well as J.R. Rotem's "A Thug and a Gentleman." Scott Storch cooks up two summer sizzlers: "Let Us Live" featuring Chrissette Michelle and "Put Ya Hands Up" with Busta Rhymes.Hip-hop greats Ice Cube -- "State of Emergency" by J.R.Rotem -- and Raekwon -- Jellyroll's "Bulletproof Diaries" -- likewise weigh in. R&B is equally well represented: Bilal on "Cali Sunshine," produced by Nottz, and Raheem DeVaughn on "Touchdown." Nottz also lays the licks for loudmouth Ludacris on the appropriately titled "Ya Heard." Other songs of note include "Nice" by Irv Gotti, "House of Pain" by anthemic Atlantan DJ Toomp, and "Letter to the King" produced by Hi-Tek.Quite a mouthful. But that's the Game's specialty: giving the audience more than it can possibly handle. Come July 22, LAX is set to raise the bar. Again. The Game is most definitely on. --- Bit more info
WOW, this sounds dope as FUCK
Quote from: Matt. on June 16, 2008, 12:44:04 PM The Game returns to the cracked pavement, the album's street single, "Dope Boys," with Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker showing off his own trap work on the track. The song is produced by rising L.A. stars 1500 or Nothin'. An accompanying video is in the works.Elsewhere, LAX shows off The Game's best talents. Lil' Wayne checks in on "My Life," produced by Cool & Dre. Chicago stands up on "Angel" with Kanye West at the helm and Common on the mic. Meanwhile, Ne-Yo blesses a pair of songs: "Camera Phone" also from Cool & Dre, as well as J.R. Rotem's "A Thug and a Gentleman." Scott Storch cooks up two summer sizzlers: "Let Us Live" featuring Chrissette Michelle and "Put Ya Hands Up" with Busta Rhymes.Hip-hop greats Ice Cube -- "State of Emergency" by J.R.Rotem -- and Raekwon -- Jellyroll's "Bulletproof Diaries" -- likewise weigh in. R&B is equally well represented: Bilal on "Cali Sunshine," produced by Nottz, and Raheem DeVaughn on "Touchdown." Nottz also lays the licks for loudmouth Ludacris on the appropriately titled "Ya Heard." Other songs of note include "Nice" by Irv Gotti, "House of Pain" by anthemic Atlantan DJ Toomp, and "Letter to the King" produced by Hi-Tek.Quite a mouthful. But that's the Game's specialty: giving the audience more than it can possibly handle. Come July 22, LAX is set to raise the bar. Again. The Game is most definitely on. --- Bit more infoProps. Here's the credits so far: http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=184128.msg1880754#msg1880754I bet that the Cube/J.R. track will be the best, shame that JellyRoll is producing the Raekwon joint. There better be some Just Blaze and Khalil beats on it, good to see Nottz and Hi-Tek again (Letter To The King sounds like another emotinal track).
Damn...album sounds like it'll be a banger just like the past 2. I expect nothing less from The Game Hopefully he got atleast one joint from Timbaland on there too...Put You On The Game was dope
How come he doesn't feature some more West Coast artists? The lineup looks decent, but nothing spectacular. However, the list of producers looks promising. Wheres Clyde Carson at? Wouldn't this be a good time to get him some exposure?
Quote from: SoilSavy707 on June 16, 2008, 09:49:31 PMHow come he doesn't feature some more West Coast artists? The lineup looks decent, but nothing spectacular. However, the list of producers looks promising. Wheres Clyde Carson at? Wouldn't this be a good time to get him some exposure? its not a must to have west coast artist on there..youre right about the clyde carson thing though but you ppl expect the westcoast rappers to have westcoast producers and westcoast featuresyet no one in ny complains the much about the same shit and neither does the south niggas.good music is good music. what if game isnt really feelin alot of these westcoast dudes? without game u wouldnt know who nipsey hussle was, jay rock, juice, ya boy, k-dot, clyde carson, glasses maloneand shit like that, hes done alot already.ive noticed though how ppl on this board barely checks for the artist, they more focused on a new quick/battlecat/dre etc beat and hope that their favorite rapper is on the album so they can hear a new verse. this is a GAME album not asnoop, not a jay rock, not a ya boy, not a dj quick, not a glasses album BIATCH so if anybody wants a new Quik beat, a Crooked I album, a Dre album then wait for a new album in Nevuary.
What happened to the Nas feature?
Quote from: Nigga Witta Attitude on June 17, 2008, 08:30:33 AMQuote from: SoilSavy707 on June 16, 2008, 09:49:31 PMHow come he doesn't feature some more West Coast artists? The lineup looks decent, but nothing spectacular. However, the list of producers looks promising. Wheres Clyde Carson at? Wouldn't this be a good time to get him some exposure? its not a must to have west coast artist on there..youre right about the clyde carson thing though but you ppl expect the westcoast rappers to have westcoast producers and westcoast featuresyet no one in ny complains the much about the same shit and neither does the south niggas.good music is good music. what if game isnt really feelin alot of these westcoast dudes? without game u wouldnt know who nipsey hussle was, jay rock, juice, ya boy, k-dot, clyde carson, glasses maloneand shit like that, hes done alot already.ive noticed though how ppl on this board barely checks for the artist, they more focused on a new quick/battlecat/dre etc beat and hope that their favorite rapper is on the album so they can hear a new verse. this is a GAME album not asnoop, not a jay rock, not a ya boy, not a dj quick, not a glasses album BIATCH so if anybody wants a new Quik beat, a Crooked I album, a Dre album then wait for a new album in Nevuary.At the same time, Game is one of the few artists out there keeping the West relevant right now, it'd be nice to see him reach out more to these artists. Your right, good music is good music, but good music is necessarily defined by "what's hot right now".