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To the Death

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Anybody who likes rap music period would like this Album. This is the first M.O.P. album from 1994 released once again, and it is still john blaze. this album is a must have.I would measure it up to NAS first album.

This is M.O.P.'s first album, which was released in the early 90's. This is one of the best hardcore underground rap album's I ever heard. I've been looking for this cd for a while and couldn't find it anywhere. This cd is filled with blazin tracks and tight beats and I think every real hardcore rap fan will love this album.

Well, seeing as how not many reviews were written, it looks like a lot of people slept on this, we'll WHY?! This is one of the few hip hop albums that's real.
1. Crimetime 1-718:Nice intro, it has a good beat a little but of rhyming 9/10
2. Rugged Neva Smoove:This joint has a banging beat, and M.O.P. is just blazing 10/10
3. Ring Ding:I like this track right here, every time I hear it I just go ring ding mother... 9/10
4. Heistmasters:Telling a very good story of robbing banks, with a fast paced beat 9/10
5. Blue Steel:Now this is one of my favorite tracks. M.O.P. spittin mad about guns of course 10.10
6. Who Is M.O.P.?:Skit(the're the survivors of the last generation)
7. To the Death:Now this has a tite beat, and M.O.P. of course bringing it raw 10/10
8. Big Mal:I don't really listen to this track much, but it's aite 7/10
9. Top of the Line:It has somewhat of a jazz tone in it. It's pretty good 9/10
10. This Is Your Brain:Skit
11. Drama Lord:My favorite track of the whole thing. It may be short, but the beat is banging, and so is M.O.P.
12. F.A.G. (Fake Ass Gangsta):This is what M.O.P. likes to call snitches, rats, narcs, and cowards 9/10
13. How About Some Hardcore:This track was tite. It wasn't as hardcore as the other ones, but It was a music video tho 10/10
14. Positive Influences(Skit)
15. Guns N Roses:This CD goes out nicley. This track was hard, and M.O.P. is just ill, like in all their other tracks 10/10

Man I can garantee you, M.O.P. to this day doesn't have that fake stuff pop rappers have, they keep it real, and hardcore. I bet they can destroy any pop-rapper that talks about them even once. Anyone who says the rap music on the radio is tite, man, the're just as fake as the rappers. If you love Pop-Rap, Can't say you gonna like this, but to those who love real hop hop, should have this, or go get it.

peace

This album is intense! M.O.P. shines with simple, but hard beats and raw, flowing rhymes that'll make you want to punch someone in the face. Lil' Fame and Billy Danzini are masters of getting a party started, I recommend this album to anyone who loves hardcore, intense, up-tempo rap with head noddin' beats. If you like Onyx, then M.O.P. is for you. ...

This is pure rawness. I owned the tape and lost it. I've been searching for it for the longest. Some will say that nothing has change with them, but fans will rejoice. The production is hardcore. It features their hit single and club banger "How about some Hardcore". Guranteed satisfaction!

Yo first off, I just had to point out and reiterate that M.O.P. is from BROWNSVILLE, BROOKLYN as in NEW YORK!!! LOL Not Pennsylvania. Anyhow, this album is great between what I've heard about it and the several tracks I've heard myself. Support these guys man. With DJ Premier cosignin, how can you not? You should also definitely check out the Warriorz album. Respect.

this album right here set the tone for the east new york sound. this was the blueprint to reality rap, as these guys are straight gangsta on record and more importantly in the streets. i would recommend this to anyone who likes it straight gutter and nothing else.

Billy Danze & Fizzy Womack (a.k.a. Lil Fame) came out hard for their debut and stayed that way for the next 11+ years. This is no album for radio friendly rap fans, M.O.P is strictly for the hardcore. Only 11 songs (with one being short) all are worth listening to, nothing great but all good songs. Production is definately east coast 1994 era sounding and done by D.R. Period and Laze-E-Laze and it is good. No guest on here, just Danze & Fame ripping each track to shreds with some hardcore gangsta lyrics. A must have for real hardcore rap fans, not that fake watered down crap that fills the radio airwaves.

#1 - 8.5 (good beat very little rapping)
#2 - 8
#3 - 8
#4 - 7.5 (about pulling heists)
#5 - 8 (about guns)
#7 - 8
#9 - 8.5
#11 - 8
#12 - 8 (about fake gangstas)
#13 - 8.5
#15 - 8

BILLY DAZNE -- E. Murray -- b. 1974 -- Brownsville Brooklyn, NY
FIZZY WOMACK -- Jamar Grinnage -- b. around 1976 -- Brownsville Brooklyn, NY

M.O.P!!!!!!!

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The Mash Out Posse, a group from Brownsville, Pennsylvania consisting of Billy Danze and Lil' Fame dropped their debut album in 1994, titled "To the Death."

1. Crimetime 1-718 - Intro

2. Rugged Neva Smoove - Nice beat, M.O.P. rip it, hook is great - 5/5

3. Ring Ding - Great beat, both come nice, hook isn't anything special - 4/5

4. Heistmasters - Good beat, M.O.P. kill it, hook is good - 4.5/5

5. Blue Steel - Good beat, both come real good, hook is alright - 4/5

6. Who is M.O.P.? - Skit

7. To the Death - Good beat, M.O.P. kill it, hook is good - 5/5

8. Big Mal - Skit

9. Top of the Line - Great beat, both Billy and Fame come real hardcore on this track, hook is good - 4.5/5

10. This is Your Brain - Skit

11. Drama Lord - Not feeling the beat, Billy and Fame come good, hook isn't even worth listening to - 3/5

12. F.A.G. (Fake A** Gangsta) - Nice beat, both murder the beat talking about fake gangstas, hook is alright - 4/5

13. How About Some Hardcore - Good beat, both come good over the beat, hook isn't nothing special - 4/5

14. Positive Influences - Skit

15. Guns N Roses - Good beat, both come hard, hook is good - 4.5/5

Overall: 42.5/50

4 Stars

This was a great album. Not many rappers, especially groups record a total hardcore album with no pop tracks or radio hits, but this one is different. The Mash Out Posse is highly slept on but people need to realize how real and street they are.