This was pure commercial garbage made to sell to 12yr old girls shame on him, he keeps on putting crap like this out and he gonna be workin at the mall as santa claus havin the 12yr old grls he marketed this cd to sittin on his lap.

I gave it a 4 cd had some tight songs on it like make it work ft jeezy and wayne and that murder murder

i give it a 4, sh*t is tight, i'm a dipset fan and they always bring heat and them samples be fiyah too, them heatmaker n*ggas be layin it down


Back Like Cook Crack Vol .3>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Get Rich or Die Tryin Soundtrack

Real Talk bi*ches

5 - another solid showing for Juelz, can't wait for WTGBM

i can't vote. both have sh*t that make them hot. its 2 equally classic debut albums

This isn't that hard...Illmatic is better...

4--too many tracks i been heard, but he picked ill beats to spit on, this made me look forward to the album even more

this sh*t is crackmatic

feelin a 4

i give it a 2.5, i wasnt that impressed, juelz mixtape aint messin with styles p's ghost in the machine, word up

hot mixtape definetly enjoyed... anybody got a good pic of the cover i m already pushin these

I thought this album was crack except for a couple tracks but does anybody know who the fu*k Rab is?

P.S. Anybody realize that Lil' Waynes on another track other then How To Make That Crack

I thought the album was hott.....yea some of the songs sound stupid but thas his style ya know?

sh*t is fu*king crazy tight

not his best

propz

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snoop dogs first and best cd. this album is a freaking classic what chall thank

PROP me PLEASE and ill prop u

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yo this album is hott check it out if think its hot yo give me some props. pce

^u dirtbomb a.ss bi*ch u straight jacked this sh*t...haha im playin yo everyone hit this kid up his rep points aint moving trying to get him into the jukebox...soundtrack im givin a 3.5/5

I Like Eminem But this album is fu*ked up. This Is Worst Album Of Em...

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Foesum-Perfection
Penalty Recordings/Big Beat Records
1996

1.Introduction (featuring Lil Wayne)
2.The Ultimate Collaboration (featuring The Twinz)
3.In the Wind (What Goes Around)
4.Lil’ Somethin’ Somethin’
5.Who Got Game?
6.Runnin’ Game (featuring Bo-Roc of The Dove Shack)
7.Whowouldofevathought?
8.G-Skit
9.Just Get On Down (G-sh*t)
10.Listen to the Sound
11.Don’t Get It Twisted
12.Come Take a Ride
13.Who Got Your Back (featuring ALT, Wayniac and O Genius)
14.Some Things Never Change

what the game's been missing....nuff said

4/5 deffinately meltin my speakers right now though.......lol

Juelz should be the general of dipset NOT garbage cam... this mixtape just proves it once again
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5 mics plain and simple

straight.. crackk .

3 ..... nuttin specail a couple of tracks defently worth listening too but thats about it ...

Both albums are classics and I think Jay is a slightly more consistent emcee, but Illmatic is the greatest hip hop album ever. Every single track is quality...TIMELESS! I'mm off to go bump Illmatic right now...

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That really breaks it down. Props

Jamaro85 said Man, sh*t is kinda funny. I don't know how many people listened to RD when it actually came out, and how many seriously listen to it today man. Honestly man, lets be real. If you want to compare these CDs from a rap perspective, who has the better flow, lyrics, creativity, intelligence; there is NO comparison between Reasonable Doubt and Illmatic. I have never heard cats even start mentioning these CDs in the same breath until the last 3-4 years. Lets be real man, listen to Illmatic. Listen to the lyricism on that joint. It is just on some other level sh*t. Jay-Z's lyricism on RD is like elementary school compared to Illmatic. Now, I like Reasonable Doubt, but it's a good CD because of its songs. The beats and the songs on it, and what the songs are about. Listen to his flow on RD; it doesn't even sound tight, and the way he tries to rhyme some of the words is completely lame. Listen to Illmatic and Nas was just WAY ahead of his time with his rapping ability. Illmatic was way ahead of its time with how Nas was rapping on there; he really came out with some off the wall raps on that album. What did Jay-Z do on RD; he had some good songs, but his flow today is 20x better than it was then. I'm gonna get flamed for this, but Jay sounded like he just started rapping when he made RD. Listen to Brooklyn's Finest with Big; Big's flow sounds flawless compared to Jay's. Jay sounds like he's Big's son trying to learn how to rap compared to him. If you like RD better than Illmatic please explain why. It just doesn't make any sense to me how you can put this ANYWHERE NEAR the level of an Illmatic. It's funny thats cats didn't even start doing this until the last couple of years too. When RD was fresh out cats knew that sh*t had nothing on Illmatic. RD = a bunch of good songs; hooks, beats, and Jay raps about the hustle and the come up, it's cool. But his rapping ability on there is like elementary school compared to Nas' rapping ability on Illmatic. Illmatic = rap classic. Almost every bar on there is perfection. Granted there are things that could've been better, he really outdid himself with this one. Be real y'all. For people who think RD is better, how old are you / who is your favorite rapper / when did you first listen to RD / when did you begin to believe that it's better than Illmatic.

Really if someone told me that I couldnt listen to either one of these albums again I would go crazy. Being forced to choose I would have to pick Illmatic. I'm one of the biggest fans for both of these artists, and i'm critical of any and everything that they put out. So its safe to say that I have loved and hated both artists at some point for their musical output. But the poster I quoted pretty much broke it down. Illmatic changed the game, lyrically and visually. 19 year olds arent supposed to be able to do what Nas did, he was way ahead of his time. Reasonable Doubt is a classic but it wasnt perfect. You can have a classic that isnt a perfect 5. You can also get a 5 with a blip or two on your album but Illmatic was a 6 outta 5 and part of its appeal was that it was only 10 tracks, it left you wanting more and more. Illmatic, Low End Theory, and Paid In Full are probably the only perfect albums (In my humble opinion of course) that I have ever heard. I couldnt ask for any more on those albums so thats why they get a "6 outta 5". And finally.....................stop putting Nas and Jay-Z together man. 2 artists, 2 different types of music, etc. They had beef, they squashed it now, I hope this ends it. Now if they happen to do a song, ep or lp together then you can go and compare them again but until then please let this rest.

Fiya CD.