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2006-04-23T02:18:00.000-07:00

Todd Smith

Todd Smith
Todd Smith Artist: Ll Cool J (Usually ships in 24 hours) The L is Hot! LL does it again. This album is definitely one for heavy rotation. LL's lyrics have improved since his last album, not that they were bad but they got better. Also, the beats are really nice, especially on the more uptempo songs. Highlight song would be "Preserve The Sexy" with Teairra Mari. The song is hot and the back and forth between her and LL is cleverly done. I like everything about the cd except the "So Sick" remix. I love Ne-Yo but I just feel it was unecessary for LL's album. This is for sure a must have for all LL fans out there. IT'S OFFICIAL... LL COOL J has gone from hip-hop icon to rap industry hoe.

what a shame...

generic, lifeless, talentless, corny, basic and wack!

cheesy rb hooks and b-list guests!

LL is over...send him to the glue factory.

AWESOME This CD is great. I bought it yesterday and love it. There is a lot of variety on this cd. There are slow songs like Down The Aisle and Freeze and more upbeat songs like It's LL And Santana and Control Myself. My favorite songs are
1. Freeze
2. #1 Fan
3. I've Changed
4. Down The Aisle

After all these year's LL's still got it.

2006-04-20T07:20:00.000-07:00

10,000 Days

10,000 Days
10,000 Days Artist: Tool (Not yet released)

2006-04-19T04:12:00.000-07:00

2Pac - Greatest Hits

2Pac - Greatest Hits
2Pac - Greatest Hits Artist: 2Pac (Usually ships in 24 hours) An indispensable and definitive collection showcasing the passionate genius of the late rapper. The album's nonchronological sequence highlights the contradictory impulses that made Tupac's music so commanding; the 21 well-loved "hits," some slightly reedited for legal reasons, are accompanied by four previously unheard songs. Of the new material, the raw-sounding "God Bless the Dead" has been the subject of the most speculation, owing to its subject matter: a eulogizing of the late Notorious B.I.G.--a mysterious feat, since Tupac was killed six months before Biggie. And, making its first proper appearance on a Tupac album, the B-side "Hit 'Em Up" stands as the most intense outburst of pure venomous rage ever captured on tape. Whether he's waxing political, philosophical, or just plain paranoid, Tupac's empathetic, charismatic style remains unmatched. --Charley Gothic Best Rapper Ever I dont understand whats happened to rap ever since 2pac and notorious big were murdered its pretty sickening a lot of it is just crap nobody makes songs like brendas got a baby or changes anymore but stupid stuff like i got so much money wheres the feeling to it plus on the actual rapping ability nobody is close to tupac and biggie the only real rap legend still around is nas and although hes still very good hes not as good as he used to be but is still the best lyricist like for instance lil john who the f*** told him he can rap screaming all over a record is not rap its just a headache i know most arent that bad but i just wish theyre were more rappers that were more real with what theyre doing it sort of is annoying cause at school all the white kids are claiming to be big rap fans and all they listen to is crunk not that its bad but nowhere near tupac i bet none of theese kids ever even heard classics like illmatic or ready to die or any of 2pacs legendary albums amd to whoever says 50 cent is better than 2pac i want to know wtf your smoking cause hes not even in the same league and who is he to diss nas let me know what everybody thinks about what im saying in this review also id like to ask what you to in your opinion rank the tupac albums from best to least best thanks Greatest Hits of Tupac Shakur Tupac. A hard to describe person.... lemme try anyways.
He was larger than life, unreal, yet the realest person alive.
He was mysterious and complicated, but so straightforward a person who knew exactly where he stood.
He was shy and sensitive, but at the same time, loud and angry.
He knew exactly what he wanted and he worked towards it in the short time that he was on the planet. This is a testimony to his work, sadly only reflecting the songs that made the most money rather than the songs that truly deserve to be on here. Fortunately, though, most of the songs on here are amazing anyways.

Disc One:
1. Keep Ya Head Up- 10/10: A powerful track that enlightens you and makes you respect women and see them in a new light every time you hear it.
2. 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted- 10/10: With Snoop, one of my favorite rappers back in the day, this makes for a great collaboration.
3. Temptations- 7/10: Never was really a fan of this one.
4. God Bless The Dead- 8/10: Kind of creepy. He's eulogizing Biggie, who died six months after him....
5. Hail Mary- 10/10: This is one of my favorite Pac songs. The emotion on this song is unmatched, as he raps about evil, hatred, and corruption. The beat is pretty creepy.
6. Me Against the World- 10/10: Another one of my favorite Pac songs. Powerful and delivering a great message to stay strong no matter what happens.
7. How Do U Want It- 7/10: Never really was a big fan of this one.
8. So Many Tears- 10/10: Great song.
9. Unconditional Love- 8/10: Didn't really like this one.....
10. Trapped- 8/10: From 2Pacalypse Now, this was Pac's first actual solo
11. Life Goes On- 10/10: Awesome!
12. Hit 'Em Up- 10/10: Before you get all upset that I gave this song a 10, read. Pac had every right to be mad at Biggie, even though I really don't thing Big shot him. Pac thought he did, and if you believe strongly that someone tried to murder you, I think you'd be pretty mad, too. This is one of my favorite diss tracks, but unlike Nas's Ether, it's not lyrically that great. I like it simply for the emotion and charisma Pac shows in the delivery. The outro, though, is uncalled for, and his attack on Mobb Deep for one of their members having Sickle Cell is downright disgusting. I didn't say the man didn't have flaws. The flaws just made him more human, which in turn made him more easy to relate to.
Disc: 2
1. Troublesome 96'- 9/10- Pretty cool.
2. Brenda's Got A Baby- 10/10: My favorite song on 2Pacalypse.
3. I Ain't Mad at Cha - Danny Boy- 10/10: One of my favorite songs on All Eyez, this song really takes a risk with the piano, but it ends up helping the song rather than hurting it.
4. I Get Around- 5/10: Arguably the worst Pac single ever released.
5. Changes- 10/10. Great song!
6. California Love (Original Version)- 10/10. So much better than the remix.
7. Picture Me Rollin'- 8/10. Cool song.
8. How Long Will They Mourn Me?- 10/10: 2 words: Nate Dogg.
9. Toss It Up- 9/10. They only put this on here cuz it disses Dre.
10. Dear Mama- 10/10: I'm a sucker for this one. I feel like hugging my mom every time I hear this song.
11. All About U- 7/10. Just shouldn't be on here. Where's Snoop? Who the f**k is Top Dogg?
12. To Live Die In L.A.- 10/10: Kinda like the sequel to Cali Love.
13. Heartz Of Men- 10/10: Lively, upbeat track.
Pac is arguably the greatest MC of all time, simply for the emotion and charisma he puts in every single song. The new stuff that's coming out is bulls**t. Go buy a copy of this, and keep it with you. This is stuff that years and years later, when you feel down, you listen to Me Against the World and you get back to it. This is stuff that really gives you an insight into the troubled life and times of Tupac Amaru Shakur. This is stuff that you won't forget, no matter what kind of hip-hop fan you are. This is Tupac.
Rest In Peace, 1971-1996. Tupac Amaru Shakur.
Makaveli 4 Life! 2pac is and will always be one of hip hops best rappers in history (except Notorious B.I.G and Mac Dre). 2pac is not fake in any type of way compared to todays hip hop artists. Examples people like Bow Wow and Nelly may get the ladies but they are not fo real rappers, Bow Wow is tryin to act all hard jus cuz he is engaged and he is rich, and Nelly just has a cute lookin face and body but thats bout it. Also rappers like 50 cent who was often resembled to 2pac is also bulls***, 50 got rich and stopped tryin he lossed all of his street credibility and even his old hood don't give him respect. 2pac is a real rapper 4 real, he talks about controversy with politics and family affairs, he appreciates his family, he doesn't turn his back on his neighborhood and his rhyme actually makes sense. And anybody who thinks that 2pac sucks is extremly white and gay, if he were still alive he would put all of the rappers on map.
Top Songs on disc 1
1)Keep Your Head Up-An extremly strong song and should be the anthem when someone dies. The most lyrical song and soulful song.
2)2 of Americaz Most Wanted- A gangsta track feat. Snoop Dogg a good song 2 lay back to.
3)How Do You Want ItA little soft for 2pac but still has a good beat and still incredibale lyrics.

Top Songs on disc 2
1)Troublesome 96'- The last song he did before he died an unreleased song.
2)I Ain't Mad At Cha- A real good song basically based on forgiveness cuz that is exactly how 2pac is.
3)I Get Around- a crazy ass song its so funny and its so Relaxin to play, should be played at parties.
4)Dear Mama- The best song that 2pac has ever doned and is the best song of the 90's
Every song is good so just buy it a listen to it for yourself.

2006-03-26T09:52:00.000-08:00

2Pac - Greatest Hits

2Pac - Greatest Hits
2Pac - Greatest Hits Artist: 2Pac (Usually ships in 24 hours) Click Here for more information An indispensable and definitive collection showcasing the passionate genius of the late rapper. The album's nonchronological sequence highlights the contradictory impulses that made Tupac's music so commanding; the 21 well-loved "hits," some slightly reedited for legal reasons, are accompanied by four previously unheard songs. Of the new material, the raw-sounding "God Bless the Dead" has been the subject of the most speculation, owing to its subject matter: a eulogizing of the late Notorious B.I.G.--a mysterious feat, since Tupac was killed six months before Biggie. And, making its first proper appearance on a Tupac album, the B-side "Hit 'Em Up" stands as the most intense outburst of pure venomous rage ever captured on tape. Whether he's waxing political, philosophical, or just plain paranoid, Tupac's empathetic, charismatic style remains unmatched. --Charley Gothic Best Rapper Ever I dont understand whats happened to rap ever since 2pac and notorious big were murdered its pretty sickening a lot of it is just crap nobody makes songs like brendas got a baby or changes anymore but stupid stuff like i got so much money wheres the feeling to it plus on the actual rapping ability nobody is close to tupac and biggie the only real rap legend still around is nas and although hes still very good hes not as good as he used to be but is still the best lyricist like for instance lil john who the f*** told him he can rap screaming all over a record is not rap its just a headache i know most arent that bad but i just wish theyre were more rappers that were more real with what theyre doing it sort of is annoying cause at school all the white kids are claiming to be big rap fans and all they listen to is crunk not that its bad but nowhere near tupac i bet none of theese kids ever even heard classics like illmatic or ready to die or any of 2pacs legendary albums amd to whoever says 50 cent is better than 2pac i want to know wtf your smoking cause hes not even in the same league and who is he to diss nas let me know what everybody thinks about what im saying in this review also id like to ask what you to in your opinion rank the tupac albums from best to least best thanks Greatest Hits of Tupac Shakur Tupac. A hard to describe person.... lemme try anyways.
He was larger than life, unreal, yet the realest person alive.
He was mysterious and complicated, but so straightforward a person who knew exactly where he stood.
He was shy and sensitive, but at the same time, loud and angry.
He knew exactly what he wanted and he worked towards it in the short time that he was on the planet. This is a testimony to his work, sadly only reflecting the songs that made the most money rather than the songs that truly deserve to be on here. Fortunately, though, most of the songs on here are amazing anyways.

Disc One:
1. Keep Ya Head Up- 10/10: A powerful track that enlightens you and makes you respect women and see them in a new light every time you hear it.
2. 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted- 10/10: With Snoop, one of my favorite rappers back in the day, this makes for a great collaboration.
3. Temptations- 7/10: Never was really a fan of this one.
4. God Bless The Dead- 8/10: Kind of creepy. He's eulogizing Biggie, who died six months after him....
5. Hail Mary- 10/10: This is one of my favorite Pac songs. The emotion on this song is unmatched, as he raps about evil, hatred, and corruption. The beat is pretty creepy.
6. Me Against the World- 10/10: Another one of my favorite Pac songs. Powerful and delivering a great message to stay strong no matter what happens.
7. How Do U Want It- 7/10: Never really was a big fan of this one.
8. So Many Tears- 10/10: Great song.
9. Unconditional Love- 8/10: Didn't really like this one.....
10. Trapped- 8/10: From 2Pacalypse Now, this was Pac's first actual solo
11. Life Goes On- 10/10: Awesome!
12. Hit 'Em Up- 10/10: Before you get all upset that I gave this song a 10, read. Pac had every right to be mad at Biggie, even though I really don't thing Big shot him. Pac thought he did, and if you believe strongly that someone tried to murder you, I think you'd be pretty mad, too. This is one of my favorite diss tracks, but unlike Nas's Ether, it's not lyrically that great. I like it simply for the emotion and charisma Pac shows in the delivery. The outro, though, is uncalled for, and his attack on Mobb Deep for one of their members having Sickle Cell is downright disgusting. I didn't say the man didn't have flaws. The flaws just made him more human, which in turn made him more easy to relate to.
Disc: 2
1. Troublesome 96'- 9/10- Pretty cool.
2. Brenda's Got A Baby- 10/10: My favorite song on 2Pacalypse.
3. I Ain't Mad at Cha - Danny Boy- 10/10: One of my favorite songs on All Eyez, this song really takes a risk with the piano, but it ends up helping the song rather than hurting it.
4. I Get Around- 5/10: Arguably the worst Pac single ever released.
5. Changes- 10/10. Great song!
6. California Love (Original Version)- 10/10. So much better than the remix.
7. Picture Me Rollin'- 8/10. Cool song.
8. How Long Will They Mourn Me?- 10/10: 2 words: Nate Dogg.
9. Toss It Up- 9/10. They only put this on here cuz it disses Dre.
10. Dear Mama- 10/10: I'm a sucker for this one. I feel like hugging my mom every time I hear this song.
11. All About U- 7/10. Just shouldn't be on here. Where's Snoop? Who the f**k is Top Dogg?
12. To Live Die In L.A.- 10/10: Kinda like the sequel to Cali Love.
13. Heartz Of Men- 10/10: Lively, upbeat track.
Pac is arguably the greatest MC of all time, simply for the emotion and charisma he puts in every single song. The new stuff that's coming out is bulls**t. Go buy a copy of this, and keep it with you. This is stuff that years and years later, when you feel down, you listen to Me Against the World and you get back to it. This is stuff that really gives you an insight into the troubled life and times of Tupac Amaru Shakur. This is stuff that you won't forget, no matter what kind of hip-hop fan you are. This is Tupac.
Rest In Peace, 1971-1996. Tupac Amaru Shakur.
Makaveli 4 Life! 2pac is and will always be one of hip hops best rappers in history (except Notorious B.I.G and Mac Dre). 2pac is not fake in any type of way compared to todays hip hop artists. Examples people like Bow Wow and Nelly may get the ladies but they are not fo real rappers, Bow Wow is tryin to act all hard jus cuz he is engaged and he is rich, and Nelly just has a cute lookin face and body but thats bout it. Also rappers like 50 cent who was often resembled to 2pac is also bulls***, 50 got rich and stopped tryin he lossed all of his street credibility and even his old hood don't give him respect. 2pac is a real rapper 4 real, he talks about controversy with politics and family affairs, he appreciates his family, he doesn't turn his back on his neighborhood and his rhyme actually makes sense. And anybody who thinks that 2pac sucks is extremly white and gay, if he were still alive he would put all of the rappers on map.
Top Songs on disc 1
1)Keep Your Head Up-An extremly strong song and should be the anthem when someone dies. The most lyrical song and soulful song.
2)2 of Americaz Most Wanted- A gangsta track feat. Snoop Dogg a good song 2 lay back to.
3)How Do You Want ItA little soft for 2pac but still has a good beat and still incredibale lyrics.

Top Songs on disc 2
1)Troublesome 96'- The last song he did before he died an unreleased song.
2)I Ain't Mad At Cha- A real good song basically based on forgiveness cuz that is exactly how 2pac is.
3)I Get Around- a crazy ass song its so funny and its so Relaxin to play, should be played at parties.
4)Dear Mama- The best song that 2pac has ever doned and is the best song of the 90's
Every song is good so just buy it a listen to it for yourself.

2006-03-26T00:22:00.000-08:00

10 Years Deep

10 Years Deep
10 Years Deep Manufacturer: Suburban Noize (Usually ships in 24 hours) Click Here for more information Great retrospective of the Kings 10 Years Deep is a great look at the history of the Kottonmouth Kings from their humble beginnings in P-Town to the present day as one of the best underground groups around along with videos from Fire It Up and some live version of KMK classic Day Dreamin` Fazes and Bump. Plus the bonus material is excellent, especially the DJ Bobby B segment. The only negatives about 10 Years Deep is not enough Saint Dog and leaving out some stuff like Rob Harris being the first KMK DJ. If you`re a devoted Krowner, then it`s a great addition to the KMK DVD collection. However i highly recommend it to anyone that is new to the whole world of Kottonmouth Kings. 10 years deep, still down with the krown If you are a KMK fan from old school, or you just got on the wagon, you should have this DVD. Chronicling(sp?) the humble start to world recognized underground stars, this is awesome. My pre-order came today and at work with my portable player in the lunchroom I have enjoyed it. The only problem is the videos( not enough of them). If you have seen Stoners Reeking Havoc, Endless Highway, or the Dopeumentary you will know that they like to show off that they can puff a lot of herb. A must have for any fan.

2006-03-15T13:57:00.000-08:00

Greatest Hits

Greatest Hits
Greatest Hits Artist: Ricky Nelson (Usually ships in 24 hours) Click Here for more information DVD is a feast for the eyes ears of Ricky Nelson fans! This dvd was the answer to one of most ardent desires--Rick Nelson's songs from the Qzzie Harriet Show ALL IN ONE PLACE!
The comments from Tracey, Gunner, Matthew Sam were heartwarming, honest indicated their love for their Dad, in good times bad.
The songs sounded as pure melodic rock-a-billy as they did when we bought them as 45's, back in the day!
The quality of the photography (or restoration of old films) was
excellent.
The entire DVD was as I told my husband "an abundance of riches". It brought back so many wonderful happy memories that the songs were almost coming too fast furiously. I had to stop the DVD just go back replay a lot of the songs so I
truly enjoyed the memories Rick's wonderful voice.
I loved his voice I loved his music from that first song sung on TV back in 1957. I hate to admit this but I had an 8x10" photo of him framed on my dresser all through high school. I
shared my room with my 2 sisters so they were forced to look at
Rick Nelson every day too!!
Anyone who loved Rick or Ricky Nelson's music will find this DVD
a feast for their eyes ears.
I commend the Nelson kids for keeping their Dad's name music out there, so others can enjoy his music as much as we did!
I was stunned the night of 12-31-85 when I heard on TV about his
plane crash. We lost a very special artist who added a lot to the growth of rock'roll rockabilly music, as well as being a very nice person! Ricky Nelson is on Top Again It is really great to see all of the original top tunes available on one CD. It shows why Ricky Nelson was the very first Teenage Idol. The song "Garden Party" is also very touching because it talks about the real life experience Ricky had of being booed off the stage because he no longer was a teenager or an idol. However, he wrote the song and it cracked the top 10. Way to go Ricky! rickynelson i got this for my hubby who is a #1 fan of the nelsons, he says excellent!!!!!!!!