GERM GHEE-INTRO • 2. GERM GHEE-A GANGSTAZ GANGSTA • 3. EMINEM FT LIL WAYNE- NO LOVE • 4.

LIL BOOSIE & BG FT GAR- BODYBAG • 5. YOUNG JEEZY-STOP PLAYING WITH ME • 6.

JUICE- MONSTER • 7. STYLES P FT TRE WILLIAMS- GOT A PROBLEM • 8.

LUPE FIASCO- FREESTYLE • 9. CAPONE-N-NOREAGA FT RICK ROSS, IMAM T.H.U. Face Software Not Working. G., GUNPLAY, TORCH, YOUNG BREED, & SHO-CNN VS CCC • 10.

STYLES P FT SNYPE LIFE-WE GET BUSY • 11. GERM GHEE- WE DANGEROUS • 12. PLIES-GET MY NIGGAS OUT • 13. BG FT LIL WAYNE, BIRD MAN-BACK TO THE MONEY (REMIX) • 14. TRAE THA TRUTH- LIGHT UP FREESTYLE • 15.

GERM GHEE-HUSTLER ON THE SCENE • 16. SKYZOO-IT AIN'T HARD TO TELL FREESTYLE • 17. CAPONE-N-NOREAGA- I'M GOIN IN • 18. SHYNE- ROLLER SONG • 19. STYLES P FT BULLY- ONE WAY OR ANOTHER • 20.

2 FREDDIE 1940 (16.98) SOUNDTRACK 1O 11 13 14 BISHOP G.E. PATTERSON & CONGREGATION SINGING THE OLD TIME WAY VOLUME 2 PODIUM. TO DEATH FREE WILL 01 WARCON (13 98) 42 64 36 46 60 CRAIG MORGAN MY KIND OF LIVIN' BROKEN BOW 75472 (17.98) NORMAN HUTCHINS WHERE.

ADELA FT LIL WAYNE-JUST FEEL IT • 21. NEW BREED-GET AWAY MAIN.

His lazy delivery makes him more like a narrator at times instead of a rapper, and 18 tracks of may be way too much for all but the most die-hard fan. Luckily, the bloated has more thrills than, thanks in no small part to the bigger guest list.

Producer/MC is the reason 'Move Around' breaks away from the pack with the veteran rapper delivering the album's biggest hook and best chorus. The simmering 'Deuces Up' with is worth noting if only for and the rolling production from, while 'Ain't No Bitch' is a much better team-up, with and bouncing off one another with true fire. Going it alone, nails bravado and posturing on the short but excellent 'Intro,' then slips into too comfortable bragging before coming alive again on the dark 'Kill or Be Killed.'

Then there's the bitter 'I Ain't Got Nothing,' which makes up for two or three of the filler tracks, but not the six or seven remaining. Download Tripod Beta Software. When 's snide swagger and his trademark 'wahhhhhhh!' Work, they work well and it's a shame the listener has to work so hard to find the gems here. Someone could compile a tight album from the two volumes of Streetz that would have the non-believers believing.

More than half the material would come from, but as it is, 's post-Cash Money schedule of two albums a year is proving to be too much, too soon.