Customer Reviews

Godzilla

5 star:		(19)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Following up 2001's "Thug Lord: The New Testament" and 2002's Luniz album, "Silver & Black", Yukmouth finally returned solo in August 2003 with "Godzilla."

1. Godzilla - Good beat, Yuk comes good on the opening track, hook is good - 3.5/5

2. Money & Power - Good beat, Yuk raps slower but still good, hook isn't nothing special - 4/5

3. Nothin 2 a Bo$$ (Featuring Benjilino) - Nice beat, Yuk comes good, Benjilino comes good on the hook - 4.5/5

4. Regime Mobstaz (Featuring Da Regime) - Nice beat, The Regime comes nice, hook is kina freaky sounding....its great - 4.5/5

5. Stuntastic - Decent beat, Yuk rips it, hook is good - 4.5/5

6. Pimp da B**** (Featuring Dru Down & B-Legit) - Alright beat, Yuk, Dru, and B all come hook, hook is real good - 5/5

7. Do My Thang (Featuring Val Young, Kurupt, & Roscoe) - Bangin beat, Kurupt, Roscoe, and Yuk all come good, Val has a good hook - 4.5/5

8. Kidnap U (Featuring Nyce & Who'z Who) - Good beat, Yuk and Nyce have good verses, hook is kinda popish but its alright - 3.5/5

9. Somebody Gone Die 2 Nite (Featuring Tech N9ne, Hu ssein Fatal, Tha Realest, & Benjilino) - Great beat, Tech, Yuk, and Fatal terrorize the beat, Benjilino comes good on the hook and sadly Tha Realest only talks in the end - 4.5/5

10. Ya Boy (Featuring Devin & Ampichino) - Insane beat, Amp and Yuk come hard but I'm not feeling Devin's verse at all, hook is good - 4/5

11. I Want Ya Body (Featuring Aaron Hall) - Good beat, Yuk flows so crazy, Aaron comes nice on the hook - 4.5/5

12. Thug Lordz (Featuring C-Bo) - Bangin beat, Yuk & C-Bo come with a great collaboration, hook is kinda weak - 3.5/5

13. Be Easy (Featuring Ray J. & Gangsta Girl) - Horrible beat, this Gangsta Girl women raps some different type of language and its pointless, Yuk comes alright and I'm assuming Ray J. Is doing the hook...its too poppish and wack...horrible track - 1/5

14. What It Do (Featuring E-Roc & Bun B) - Good beat, all 3 rip this track to shreds, hook is hardcore to the bone - 5/5

15. Go Hard (Featuring The Fleet & Ampichino) - Nice beat, multiple mc's spit some nice rhymes, don't think there is a hook...just straight spittin - 4/5

16. Do It B.I. - Decent beat, Yuk comes pretty nice, hook is nothing special - 3.5/5

17. Model Chickz - Nice beat, Yuk comes good, hooks wack - 3.5/5

18. Hard Tymez (Featuring Z-Ro, Trae, & Tonya Herron) - Good beat, everyone rips it, hook is good...great way to end the album - 4.5/5

Overall: 72/90

4 Stars

This album is another pretty solid effort from Yukmouth. Check it out if you like hardcore west coast gangsta rap or rep the BAY!

if you a true yukmouth westcoast fan...you gotta get this album! every track on this album is tight...yuk puttin it down for the westcoast... and destroyin 50, em, and g-unit all tha way.

Tight CD. He Has Definately Gone Material Thats Forsure, but He's Still Tight. He Once Again Tears On Silkk The Shocker, Lil' Romeo, Master P, And Basically The Whole No Limit Record Label. Also, He Disses Eminem And 50 Cent On Track #12 Thug Lordz. How Much Do U Want To Bet Neither One Of Those Two Say S*it Back To Yuk. Ne Ways Overall This Is A Tight CD With Way 2 Many Guest Apparences By S*itty Rappers That Dont Deserve To Be On This CD. Still Worth Buying Cop It!

Come on now! This album is one the best albums ever made. No one out right now can ever mess with yukmouth! He represents the west coast better that anyone ever has. The only rappers that will ever be compared to Yuk are Brotha Lynch Hung, C-bo, and Tech N9ne. He makes all of these platinum rappers on the east coast look like straight bustas. Ilove the way that he and C-bo blast on 50 cent on "thug lords". Yo, if you want to get the the goosebumps on your arms, and if you feel like you are truly thugged out, get this CD. Big ups to the west coast, forget the east. jay-z is soooo wack, so is snoop. Keep it real, rep the underground west coast gangsta sh*t!!!!!!

yukmouth gets better every album he comes out with. It also has different flavaz from different coast so its good for anyone. He even attacks Master P on track 9. Hes one of my favorite rappers. Keep it Godzilla!!

Album off the year so far and i cant see anyone one bring out a better album. Every tune is above par and off the planet like a sattilite! Yuk lets rip with the baddest lyrics and beats since 2pac. On Do My Thang, Yuk, Kurupt and Roscoe rap tighter than any rapper and Val Young on the hook underlines the fact that no-one should try and test them on the mike. Somebody gone die 2nite stands out the most, Yuk, Tech N9ne, Fatal, Benjilino 'n tha Realist Send out a potent message about dissrespecting their name and bitin, goin on bout by P and No limit, especially tryin to be like Pac. Nothin to a boss is heavy, but Kidnap U is THE tune that will get the Ladies goin weak at the knees. Yuk is the Best rapper and he should tour in Nottingham.

You always hear people ask " If you started a football team who would you take first?' when it comes to west coast rap Yukmouth is the starting quarterback. This isn't his best disc (I believe that will come in the future) but it still is a lot more imaginative & clever lyrically than 80% of what you may hear. the beats on this are decent, nothing that would surprise yuk's fans but nothing gonna give you goosebumps either. Yuk is VERY CONSISTENT in the quality of music he puts out most rappers do it because they want $, but they go away quicky because they don't have much of an imagination. Yuk's imagination is what i think makes him stand out and of course nobody has a voice that sounds anything like his probably the most distinct sounding voice next to maybe method man. *****3.5 STARS*****

Yukmouth brings it real with his newest cd. He puts it down for the WEST COAST and shows all those fake East Coast rappers that the west coast "isnt just dre and xzibit" Yukmouth is one of the greatest rappers in the game and deserves the respect. West Coast for life REP THE BAY

Yes, Yuk's inception to the rap game showed talent. One could hear his lyrics and either crack up laughin or put a hand to the mouth on his unique delivery. When solo projects came, Yuk became a lot more agressive and his vocals became aesthetically displeasing. Finally, he came back to a smooth delivery, indicating much growth, and can truly express his talent to those eho do not enjoy being yelled or growled at when driving back from a hard days work.

Yuk is defintely representin' the yea area on this ya undadig. this is 4 sho some platinum sh**.