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B. Down : Welcome To Los Angeles
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West Coast rapper/producer B. Down hits the streets with his bangin 3rd solo CD, featuring 14 tracks of major beats, hard lyrics, and major music to ride to...
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap: West Coast Rap
Release Date: 2002
Welcome To Los Angeles Record Label: Rap Junkie Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Welcome to Los Angeles 4:40 $0.99
Recognize Game 3:59 $0.99
Chrome Deez 4:49 $0.99
I'm Takin' Over 4:12 $0.99
I Wouldn't Change Nuthin 4:16 $0.99
Test Me 4:07 $0.99
Dreams 3:52 $0.99
Money Told Me 3:58 $0.99
Aim Higher 4:09 $0.99
The Journey 4:51 $0.99
Mention Me 4:25 $0.99
They Still Chickens 3:34 $0.99
I'm Takin' Over (radio Edit) 4:12 $0.99
Chrome Deez (clean Version) 5:15 $0.99
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Album Notes

"B. Down - Welcome To Los Angeles."

The new (3rd) B. Down solo CD is now available.

Full of independent West Coast rap heat - a definite trunk-hitter with bangin' beats, combined with some of the rawest lyrics you'll hear.

The main singles promoted through the Los Angeles streets and on up to the Bay Area are "Chrome Deez," "Welcome To Los Angeles," and "I'm Takin' Over." Check out the song preveiws to see the level this album is on.

This is an all-out solo album - B. Down produced and wrote all tracks with no guest appearances.

If you like to ride down the block bumpin' West Coast Rap, this is the heat you need in your ride.

Also, for more info and songs, visit: http://www.RapJunkieRecords.com

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REVIEWS

"strong smokey voice, and a confident delivery..."
author: ENoodle
Nice beat. This is a well put together track. Starts right out with the hook, which I always enjoy. This guy has a strong smokey voice, and a confident delivery, which counts for more than some people thing. The hook reminds me of one of those old eighties EU funk hits. This guy is strong, I would like to hear the rest of the album (if there is one). I get the sensation from this track that this is a one-off track which is drasticly differant from his normal stuff. The production is tight, and the beat is well constructed. That high hat sits right on top of the mix, right where it should be. Nice effort. Song "I Wouldn't Change Nuthin" Reviewed by: ENoodle from Columbus, Ohio
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Whoa!!
author: K O
Whoa At first, I was like...childish intro, must be childish tune. But man, when that beat came in, I was like, sh*t, I shoulda kept my damn mouth shut. It's TIGHT, yo! The intro was just previewing what's about to come. So in that respect, my hats off to the production of this track. Lead vocals had good tone and good rhythm. I especially liked the hook, though. The singing-rappin' gave the track some musical element that a lot of tunes need nowadays. Anyway, mix was well executed and the overall sound is just plain bangin'. I've said my peace. "Welcome To Los Angeles" reviewed by: K_O_ from Southern, California
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didn't know my computer could bump!
author: atradies
didn't know my computer could bump! Well crafted top to bottom. Well produced and mixed, i was feelin it. I could feel the old school west coast essence flowin through this cut. "Welcome To Los Angeles" reviewed by: atradies from Farmington, Minnesota
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this is that phatest song i have heard on this website.
author: Sean Styles
sick song this is that phatest song i have heard on this website. u dont need to change ne thing man. ima give this sh*t a 5. peace Reviewed by: SeanStyles from El Cajon, California
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