Title: Concentration Camp
Product review: "...Concentration Camp, what, what, why they wanna knock us? / spitting sh*t like this how the f*ck they gonna stop us..." as said on "Camp Camp" give their position of being independent and their ability to handle the majors. Being led by C-Loc the group consists of, Max Minelli, Boo, J-Von and Lil Boosie. The production is tight with that Soouthern bounce of highs and kicks by C-Loc & Happy. "Not A Thang Change" is a highlight as C-Loc 'sings' the hook with impressive gangster rhymes. The non-hook / chorus of "Real Sh*t" is an overall hit as the they show "...one day a real n*gga gone win..." as a powerful message as how important Camp III is to Baton Rouge, Louisiana's history of hip-hop / rap. Lil' Boosie flows two verses on the solo track "Boosie". "I Got Mine" could have been "B Get Off Me" as they both have a club appeal. This 16 track release has everything that a solid release should.
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