Clockwork Gray

Blaze Ya Dead Homie | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (August 21, 2007)
• Original Release Date: 2007
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Psychopathic
• ASIN: B000TE8BK8
• Also Available in: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #43,306 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

Tick... Tock...Tick... Tock... It's the sound of a heart that stopped. Pop, Pop, Pop, a series of shots, and a gangsta went in the ground. He tried to Feel the Sunshine, but all his days turned out gray. Gray as the ground, gray like dead flesh, and gray like the steel of a hot barrel. Still, the streets couldn't stop him, and the ground couldn't keep him. So he came back, with a heart full of horror and a mouth full of murder. He came back and he kept on comin'... Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock... It's the pulse, a beat, bumpin from beneath, comin up through the ground and filling the street. It's the inevitable pulse oftime, flowing from his soul. It's his ammunition. The undead have much, and now he wants control. The beat is felt in every step of his story. The pop of a gun. The drop of a casket. Then the explosion of rebirth, and the invasion in your speakers as his beat comes for you. The Undying defeated death, and he bumps on to his next hit, looking fo a pulse to fill his empty veins. The pulse of time... Clockwork Gray is the fourth solo album from Blaze, and it continues the tale of vengeance and indulgence of a man from beyond. And that's where he continues to go. Beyond death, beyond revenge, beyond hip-hop, beyond sexy, and beyond scary. It's a street story of getting what's his, but knowing there's always more to get. Clockwork Gray goes back in time to the darkness where it started, with heavy hip-hop beats and the realest ruthless rhymes. This Dead Homie is a shadow at your back, but is he there to keep you covered, or cover you with blood? Close your eyes and let the darkness in, but this time the casket may close on you...

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Best Blaze yet!, August 21, 2007

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Real Music Lover "J-Man" (Wilmore, Ky USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Clockwork Gray (Audio CD)

Clockwork Grey is easily Blaze's best work to date. Here is my opinion on the tracks:

1.Intro-Really wicked sounding intro done by Madrox. 5/5

2.Crypt Keeper-Good beat and nice chorus done by Madrox, but song is too short. 3/5

3.Blaze Up-Decent song. I like Blaze's flow and ROC does a decent chorus, but the beat is kinda plain. 3/5

4.Toe Tags-Probably my favorite song on the cd. Blaze and Madrox mesh so well together in the studio. Wicked concept and the beat is hard as hell. 5/5

5.Ill Connect-Blaze and The ROC on some gangsta s**t. ROC kills it on this song. Beat isn't great, but good enough. 4/5

6.Keep It Simple-Best song next to Toe Tags. Kutt Kalhoun and Big B make great guest appearances on this one, and the beat is simply amazing. 5/5

7.Some Of Them Thugs-Good song about people you wouldn't want to mess with in the street. Monoxide adds some great flavor, as usual. Beat is pretty good. 4/5

8.Eggplant-Song about sex with fat girls. I like Blaze's flow on this one, but the chorus sucks and I'm not much for the beat, which samples an old super nintendo game called Zombies Ate My Neighbors. 2/5

9.Time Zones-Blaze givin some luv to the juggalos. Violent J is usually pretty good, but he falls kind of flat on this song and the beat isn't that great. 2/5

10.Always Acting-Great song about wanna be's. Features Twiztid and The ROC. Good beat. 5/5

11.Dead Neck-Blaze and Boondox in the cemetary having sex with dead girls, classic juggalo necrophelia song. Great lyrics but average beat. 3/5

12.Escape Artist-Definetly a different style for Blaze. Slower paced beat and he actually sings on this one. Sounds whack if you haven't heard it, but it's pretty good. 5/5

13.Wishing Well-Great song by Blaze and Madrox. About trying to wish your problems away. 5/5

14.Zodiac-A preview of Blaze and ROC's upcoming project. Wasn't really feeling the rock style for either one of them. 2/5

Overall, a very good album from the dead man. Highly recomended!

4.0 out of 5 stars Good album. Though I wish it stuck to the Concept more, January 22, 2010

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Nero da Tres Six (Everywhere, Earth) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Clockwork Gray (Audio CD)

I like this album, and it has some ill songs. I just wish it stuck to this "Clockwork Gray" concept more... It goes off in directions that don't relate at all to the storyline so to speak at times. Not my favorite blaze album, I like his first 2 to 3 releases more.

4.0 out of 5 stars The Hatch that runs under the street, May 2, 2008

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George Richards "The GeorGe "Wht U think'... (Fayettevill,NC USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Clockwork Gray (Audio CD)

I have Blazes first album and this one..I really like the first album..I just wish that he would do morfe trake by him self..The first album it was more like Blaze and ABK and everyone else..Same thing again everyone is on the album again..He needs to do more tracks on his own..