Title: Gangsta Rap at it's Best
Review: Many say Gangsta Rap fell off from 1997 and on (after 2Pac and B.I.G's deaths); I couldn't agree less. This album came out in mid 1998, and it is just as hard core as any Cali early to mid 90's album. He rhymes great as he spits hard knockin' lyrics over hard-core G-Funk beats. He has a hard voice, so it sounds appropriate when he spits G'd up rhymes. If you love music to lowride and hit switches to, this is good rider music. in my opinion, this is his best work, even better than "Killa Kali" ('95), and that was a really tight album too! The best track is "You Neva Know," where he discusses the unpredictability of hood life, or the loss thereof, over a smooth G-Funk beat laced with a faint background whiny synth. He is so slept on. I am glad I gave this album a try!
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