He did it again. If you felt his debut album, "Ghetto Gospel", then your definetely gonna feel this album. Has some great features on it with Brotha Lynch, Zagg, D-Dubb, C.O.S., Crookwood, 2 N Da Chamber, Double O Smebb, and etc. My personal favorite song on this album is "No Explanation" with C.O.S. & Crookwood. But this is a "must buy" album and also includes a free vcd.
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Overall this was another good release from E-Moe. I'm still feeling his first solo release "Ghetto Gospel" just a little more than this one, but this is almost on the same level. E-Moe brings some solid production and gets just the right amount of guest producers to give listeners a little change in style throughout the album. On the mic he was on point much like his first album, although you can tell his style is getting even better. The features were all good except for Raw Syl, I wasn't feeling her. The album also comes with a DVD that features a couple music videos, interviews with E-Moe and just some clips of E-Moe hanging out at home and on the road. This was another good release from E-Moe and Pay$tyle Music. Swoop this one up, especially if you've felt his previous material.
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I told Emoe itz a Slumper
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That So Much Pain song hits hard, Lynch definately given it up. Emoe is doin it big. Show som luv and go to my site at www.cdbaby.com/si5 . Peace...Si Aura
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