Author Topic: Blazin OST..& NO MORE... (Read 240 times)

Cry Me A River · « **on:** January 28, 2003, 09:06:50 AM »

No more cyber C-Walking over my Keyboard, ive given up bangin' for good. No more Mp3's a day keeps the Doctor away attitude. Damon, Grundyboy, Axle and anyone else im sorry for all the harm and sleepless nights I caused you, I hope you still eat them Shreddies.

Does anyone have this Original Soundtrack Blazin'? It looks PHAT and former IV Life producer SANMAN did the CPO song.

Track Listing - Disc 1
1. Straight Blazin' (4:10)

- Performed by: Cuban Link
2. Off the Books [Remix] (3:01)

- Performed by: Beatnuts
3. Cuttin It Up (3:03)

- Performed by: American Cream Team
4. Lost Soldiers (5:26)

- Performed by: Arrested Development
5. Burn Baby Burn (4:21)

- Performed by: GraveDiggaz
6. I Will Make It (3:07)

- Performed by: KRS-One
7. Who Are the Sunz of Man? (5:28)

- Performed by: Sunz of Man
8. Face Down (3:03)

- Performed by: Three-6-Mafia
9. Blazin' (4:17)
- Performed by: Legion Squad
10. One Nation Under a Groove [New Version] (2:03)

- Performed by: Original "P" "P Funk"
11. Born II Roll (4:05)
- Performed by: LV
12. Players, Gangsters, and Ballers (5:50)

- Performed by: Big Hutch "Cold 187"
13. On Lock (4:00)

- Performed by: Diehard (Melle Mel "Big Melle"
14. That "G" Sh*t (3:26)

- Performed by: King Tee
15. Face and a Blast (4:34)

- Performed by: C.P.O.
16. 25 With a Mil Ticket (3:46)

- Performed by: E-A-Ski
17. M.A.F.I.A. (3:56)

- Performed by: Delvec, Chico
18. Megaphone (3:34)

- Performed by: Beat Pharmacie
19. Take Me With You (3:22)

- Performed by: P-Nutt
20. Ultimate Smooth Derelic (4:13)

- Performed by: n8e

Back in the '30s, '40s, and '50s, movie music usually meant faceless instrumental background music that was played by the in-house orchestras of Hollywood's film studios. But these days, many film directors don't believe that movies have to use faceless, impersonal instrumental music -- they will use anything from rock to country to Brazilian pop if they think it works. While a romantic comedy might call for a lot of adult contemporary, an action film that has an urban, inner-city orientation (such as New Jack City) might use an abundance of rap. In fact, rap is the only thing that you will find on the soundtrack for the action movie Blazin' -- and the vast majority of it is gritty, in-your-face hardcore rap rather than commercial pop-rap. Nonetheless, this 20-track CD is fairly diverse, ranging from uplifting black consciousness rhymes (including KRS-1's "I Will Make It" and Arrested Development's "Lost Soldiers") to southern California gangsta rap like the South Central Cartel's "Face and a Blast" and Above the Law member Big Hutch's "Players, Gangsters, and Ballers." Veteran L.A. rapper King T (formerly King Tee) isn't really a gangsta rapper, but "That 'G' Sh*t" does employ the sort of player/hustler imagery that is a big part of both West Coast gangsta rap and the Dirty South school of hardcore rap. King T (who has been rapping as long as KRS-1) is among hip-hop's unsung heroes, and "That 'G' Sh*t" demonstrates that he is flexible enough to update his rapping style and be relevant to early-'00s tastes. Does one need to have seen the film Blazin' in order to get into its soundtrack? Absolutely not. Regardless of whether or not one has seen the movie, this CD offers an enjoyable variety of rap sounds. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide