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Nate Dogg, Neptunes & Kanye on new Jada album (FIXED LINKS)

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On The Edge of Insanity:

--- Quote from: SnoopGogg818 on March 06, 2004, 04:35:58 PM ---damn, the link isn't working

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It is, but you gotta copy and paste the address into whatever downloading program (i.e. Gozilla) you use for it to work. Just clicking on the link doesn't seem to work for some reason.

P Nelson:
No matter what I try it aint working, cant somebody put it on soundclick?

Don Breezio:

--- Quote from: CRAFTY on March 06, 2004, 11:14:01 AM ---Jadakiss is leaning toward releasing "Time Up's," featuring Nate

punch lines like when he raps about being "in the 'hood like a bootleg movie" while others run their mouths like a "bootleg Uzi." "All you shootin' is the breeze," he charges.

Jada gets in on the crooning for a short stint, singing an excerpt from Roger Troutman's "I Wanna Be Your Man"

In reality, Kiss of Death doesn't find Jada constrained to his much beloved rhyme MO of guns, drugs, shaking off snitches and dealing with 'hood rats and models. Kiss shows evolution, reflecting on life, trying to give hope and leaving the listener with a message.

The simply titled "Why," featuring Anthony Hamilton on the hook, may be his most poignant and honest record to date. Jada candidly questions societal and historical downfalls, misfortunes and shockers. "Mr. Raspy" sounds like he could be talking to God or one his homies in his Yonkers stomping ground.

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i havent heard even one track from this...but these statements alone will make me buy this album.

CRAFTY:
Hmmm, the link worked fine for me yesterday...I'll try and post the song later on today.

Kill:
Looks promisin, i'm pretty optimistic as for this bein better than his last LP. Nuthin I hate more than dope ass MC's like jada droppin lackluster and boring albums, but this looks good

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