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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Let Me Get That Off You Boy!!!!
Gangsta Boo, having left HCP (as many great rappers have...T-Rock anyone?), branches out on her own. The album is a step down from Both Worlds *69 which was a complete classic album. But she seriously sounds exactly the same and she doesn't have any poppy beats; they are still gangsta beats rivaling the work of DJ Paul & Juicy J ( except for @ The Bar). She still...
Published on November 5, 2003 by Enlightened

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3.0 out of 5 stars A Release Without The Production of Juicy J & DJ Paul
I think this album is good, but the production of the album is weak. I think that Gangsta Boo should have found someone who has some good production for her lyrics. She is a good underground rapper. "Spinnin & Sippin", in my opinion, is the strongest track on thia album. This releass is a good effort to show her fans that she can come out some good songs without...
Published on July 25, 2004 by Bill Roddriedriez Connor


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4.0 out of 5 stars Let Me Get That Off You Boy!!!!, November 5, 2003
Gangsta Boo, having left HCP (as many great rappers have...T-Rock anyone?), branches out on her own. The album is a step down from Both Worlds *69 which was a complete classic album. But she seriously sounds exactly the same and she doesn't have any poppy beats; they are still gangsta beats rivaling the work of DJ Paul & Juicy J ( except for @ The Bar). She still has that underground `Memphis' sound. She also comes up with some rather catchy hooks. "Kill Or Be Killed", Let's Get High, Let Me Get That Off You Boy, How We Roll are perfect examples of this. Gangsta Boo's lyrics are somewhat of a letdown on this album but she still snaps when she wants to...it's just the lyrics seem a little rushed on some songs.

"Where They Hang" is straight up tizight and Sippin & Spinnin is straight hot. But the best song on the album is easily `City Streets'. The beat is just great and the chorus is too. "I can't be (messing) wit em, these (people) shady baby/ they want to eat up off me, but they don't wanna pay me/ they want to take my life, I ask the lord to save me/ this (stuff) is serious now the outcome is the crazy lady." It's obvious who this song was directed at, not really a diss, but an address of the situation. The lyrics are straight on point; the caliber we all know Lady Boo is capable of, and her flow is great on the track. A classic track.

Although this album isn't of the caliber of past G. Boo albums, she does show flashes of brilliance. The album has a dark, night time feel to it, and that's good seeing as the cold nights are just around the corner. Gangsta Boo drops an album tight enough to hold you over till the next album. 4 stars.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Gangsta Boo Does It Again... For the First Time, October 18, 2003
I have to give it up for Gangsta Boo. With This album, she has just proven that she's the top female rapper underground and in the South. "The Soap Opera" shows that Gangsta Boo doesn't need Three Six Mafia and that she has hit underground records up her sleeves. The best song is "Cutty Gul" w/ Kandi from Escape. Boo lets the fans know that she's still grimy but has that swagger to have a radio hit. Also "Spinnin & Syppin" is hot. This is a great album to buy, GO BOO.
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5.0 out of 5 stars I KNEW IT;NOT SHOCKED AT ALL, July 27, 2007
I already knew it wuz going to be HOTTTTTTTTT its ''BOO'' come on wit or without 3-6 she's BADD. LET DA HATERS HATE WHILE THE PLAYERS are PLAYING HER LOUDLY.(in their cd player)
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5.0 out of 5 stars This is The Best Album so far from her away 4rm Three 6 Mafia., April 10, 2006
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Get this album, its crazy. She doing her thing solo.
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3.0 out of 5 stars A Release Without The Production of Juicy J & DJ Paul, July 25, 2004
I think this album is good, but the production of the album is weak. I think that Gangsta Boo should have found someone who has some good production for her lyrics. She is a good underground rapper. "Spinnin & Sippin", in my opinion, is the strongest track on thia album. This releass is a good effort to show her fans that she can come out some good songs without the production of Juicy J & DJ Paul. If you are a hardcore Gangsta Boo fan, I suggest you to cop this album before it goes out-of-print.
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5.0 out of 5 stars ShEz BaK, July 10, 2004
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Shesssss backkkkkkkkkkk
YO THIS ALBUM IS HOT who says she needed the 3-6 shes good by her self keep it gangsta boo
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5.0 out of 5 stars enquiring mind 2 is hot, May 3, 2004
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gangsta boo is back and better than ever. this cd is the best out of all 3 of her albums. i can actually listen to the whole cd straight thru. gangsta boo is the best female rapper ever. she has proved that she is back and here to stay and by herself.to tell the truth i think she sounds better that she left hcp. the best song on this album is "let's get high." keep up the good work BOO. you my girl REPRESENT. DO YO' THING,.
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5.0 out of 5 stars BACK AND ON TOP, THIS CD IS TIGHT, January 14, 2004
I have not heard the whoel cd yet, about half of it, but from what i have heard this cd is TIGHT. Im a big Gangsta "Lady" Boo fan got all her cd's and love them. but this joint right here is OFF THE HOOK. she gets betta everytime she comes out. I mean, u know its got to be good if they sellin' out of it. TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT is all i can say
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5.0 out of 5 stars She's back and soundin' great, as always., December 18, 2003
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Boo's new album is tight. She proves, once again, that she is still the queeen of underground rap. Boo, along w/ T.Rock, K.Rock, M.Child, Koopsta, Playa Fly, Skinny Pimp, and many more, have left the HCP and are still going strong. Don't under-estimate this CD because she left HCP. This album is full of hot new tracks, Sippin' & Spinnin', How We Roll, Move, Where They Hang, Jail Talk, Posted @ Tha Bar, Let's Get High, and my fav. City Streets. Even the intro (Tha Truth) is tight, the only problem I have w/ it is that it's only a little over the min. long, but it's still crackin'. I love the whole CD though, you could just bump it all day long. If you like Boo, or even if you've never heard of her, you need to get this album.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars BLACK HAVEN LADY....BOO IZ BACK, November 27, 2003
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"undaground_killa" (san antonio, tx United States) - See all my reviews
DAMM BOO REALLY SURPRIZED ME,...I THOGHT SHE WUZ NEVA GONNA GO GANGSTA NO MORE ...CUZ OF ALL THOSE RUMORS, BUT SHE DID...DIS CD IZ OF DA FRAME, FOR REAL MANE...VERY 1RST TRACK JUS MAKE'S U GET BUCK... DIS IZ HARD FOR REAL, U GODDA COP DIS ONE QUICK....& BE ON THA LOOK OUT FOR THA OTHER 2 CD'S COMING OUT (DA UNDAGROUND GANGSTA BOO & A BOO MIXX INCLUDING PLAYA FLY)P.S. ANY MEMPHIS FANS WONNA BUY SUM MEMPHIS UNDAGROUND SH*T, HTI ME AT (undaground_killa@webtv.net)...I GOT OVER 150 MEMPHIS SH*T....SH*T SELL'S HOT EVERYDAY...PEACE
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