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To the peeps who love the south shit (SGV, Yellowman, and Rod)
Chuck:
Aight it's like this...I don't know SGV...but I love me some LSG...only Rod I know of is A-Rod that hippy Mexican overpaided motherfucker down in Arlington, TX...and Yellowman does not like South music he only likes dick riding Chamillionaire and Paul Wall who fucking suck...I remember coming on here awhile back and reading about who runs the South...shit was hilarious how everyone was mentioning Lil' Flip, Scarface, Z-Ro and all these other rappers...didn't nobody mention nor care about the Color Changin' Click...then Yellowman's dumb ass comes in talmbout come on guys how could you forget Koopa and Paul Wiggity Wanton AKA Paul Walgreens and shit (Steve Urkel how could you leave me out Tone)...Chamillionaire ain't going no where fast niggas runs out of shit to say...Paul Wall might be an okay DJ don't see him going anywhere either but definately further then Gayillionaire...um people say Z-Ro sounds like Pac I don't really think so...I'm not a big Pac fan anyways...Guerilla Maab has been around for awhile...everybody has been stuck on listening to Swisha House and all this other throosh while I've bumping G-Maab for a minute...now that everyone finally coming to realize just how tight they are they can't stop bumping them...I'm sorta like yeah been there done that established that they are the best in Texas and went about my day...then a die hard G-Maab fan told me they was better then Bone Thugs...mayne I'm damn near had to spit out my cool cup and have that fool slap himself...well anyways when Koopa aka Chamillionaire and Paul Wall solos drop I guarantee they ain't gonna turn no heads or anything...just gonna be a big flop...and Mike Jones and Magnificent are aight nothing special but a lil' better then CCC (Color Changin' Chicks)...and 3rd Degree is aight group from San Antonio...pretty pathetic in my opinion...all they shit sound the same...and DSR (Dirty South Rydaz) are some throosh ass niggas from Dallas...and pretty much the only folks that go fed in Texas are Big Ballaz...Big Pic and Archie Lee and Big Tiger...also Devin The Dude, Trae from G-Maab, Big Roddy from San Antonio, Papa Smurf, Z-Ro, Dougie D from G-Maab and pretty much all the SUC and Southside Houston, Texas shit...don't get ya ass caught up in the drama of all these weak ass Northside niggas shit...yeah my two cents...and mayne Slow, Loud And Bangin' (S.L.A.B.) wrecked 50 Cent harder then Scarface...go to my soundclick to hear it...click on the one that says 50 Cent getting wrecked http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/moneybuttnakedincmusic.htm and if yall ain't picked up that new solo from Dougie D from G-Maab go cop(y) that and that's fa sho...
Keeping yall informed with what really is going on...,
Penny B.
Casper:
LMAO@ G-maab better then Bone Thugs they aint that good but they do remind me of a souther bone thugs... and Mike Jones and Magno are running shit right now ask anybody from TX or know about that real South shit
OpTiCaL:
Yes ive heard of them ...
...oh shit you werent talking to me right ?
*thinks to keep opinion to self next time
:P
i like z-ro and trae more asz individuals atm...but they arent my fav southern artists
Chuck:
Already Optical be on the look-out for Assholes By Nature (ABN)...gonna be the next best duo in rap believe that...
,
Penny B.
OpTiCaL:
Trae - Losing Composure
Finally Guerilla Maab member Trae has dropped his much anticipated solo effort & it was well worth the wait. The Intro is a piano playing wit lil' snippets from an old Guerilla Maab song, pretty good as far as an intro goes, better then just folks talking.
"Beware" is up next & this track features his cousin Z Ro & Bun B from U.G.K. The beat is cold as fuck, Trae starts it off wit a solid verse, then Bun laces it. Z Ro sings the chorus & also has a pretty dope 4th verse.
4th song is the album title track "Losing Composure" which features westcoast vet Yukmouth( from the Luniz) & Z Ro. Beat is real cold, and he got Z Ro on the hook once again. Trae drops a pretty good opening verse. Ro comes on 2nd & just rips the track, even shoots another shot at 50 Cent. Yukmouth comes on 3rd, starts off kinda slow but then ends up lacing the track luvly, dope verse. Trae & Ro each drop another verse to finish the song off. You'll be playing this one more then once.
"Stressin Me" Features Billy Cook & is pretty much a remix to a song he did on his cd called Niggaz Be Stressin Me. Billy Cook does his thing for the first 2 verses & he also sings the chorus. Trae drops a cold ass verse on this shyt, and Billy Cook sings his ass off at the end.
Next up is "Life On Da Edge" & if u a fan of Guerilla Maab u know they do a lot of songs like this. Song is all about the struggle & how life can get hard sometimes ya know. It features TC who sounds like he coulda been part of Cash Money, he drops a pretty good verse & the chorus is handled by Shyna.
"Day's Of My Life" again features Billy Cook on the hook. Its another joint on how they tryin to make it through all the bullshyt they go thru. Guerilla Maab does a lot of these tracks & that's one of the main reasons people can feel their lyrics.
Next track, "Doin My Thang" is produced by one of the south's most slept on producers, Russell Lee, he also handles the chorus. Beat is pretty koo, got a guitar playing in the back that makes ya bob ya head to the track. Song is bout maintaining in the game, pretty dope track.
Halfway point of the album & he brings Z Ro back on for a lil' help on "Aint No Turnin Back" They sampled that "Back In The Day" song for the chorus. Beat has an older westcoast typa feel but is pretty koo. Ro & Trae both hold it down on this joint.
"Still On The Southside" is another Russell Lee joint who also handles the hook. Trae rides on this song mayne, all about holdin it down for the southside. Another dope track.
"Pimpin" is track 12, features Jay'ton, Lil B, & Pimpin Skinny. Trae does the first verse which is pretty good. He also does the hook which is ok but thats the one part I think coulda been improved on this track.
"Oh No" is one of the coldest songs on the cd. The track features upcomin Houston artists Paul Wall & Chamillionaire. Paul Wall starts the song off real nice. Trae's up next & he comes hard. Chamillionaire is up last & he just rips the track, nice wordplay & punchlines, hottest verse on the song.
"Strugglin" is my personal favorite song on the album, it features the 3rd member of Guerilla Maab, Dougie D & Shyna on the hook. Trae starts off the song nicely wit a verse on his everyday struggles. Dougie D comes on 2nd & Im tellin u he dropped one of the realest verses I've heard all year, straight fire. Trae drops one more solid verse to finish off this joint off.
Next song is "Tell You A Story" which is a song about Trae's life. Talks about how things that happened to him when he was younger & made him who he is today. Kinda like a Look What U Did To Me (Z Ro) sorta track but it's a good one.
"Wanna See Me Gone" is a song about haters wishin he'd fall off. This song is lettin em know they wastin their time cause he aint goin nowhere. "A Letter" features Shyna on the chorus. This song is real nice man, he got a verse on here for his brother on lock, one for a friend who passed away, and a verse for another partna on lock. He shows a lot of love to folks on here man, shows he keepin their spirit alive.
Last song on the album is an older track, it came out on Guerilla maab- Resurrected. Song features Z Ro & Dougie D, song is koo but like I said its an older track. All & all this is one of the best releases of 2003. If u like real rap & tired of all that fake flossin bullshit then go up this debut solo from Guerilla Maab vet Trae is available everywhere from G-Maab Ent.
This is a tight album..ya got it?
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