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Hardball

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This one of the hottest soundtracks ever made.This a album filled with talent.From the So So Def artists to Mobb Deep,this is a c.d worth listening to.Songs like "You Can't Break Me"(Big Tymers),"Play"(Mobb Deep),and "Who Ya Love"(R.O.C) make the c.d tight.My point is,just go buy it.It's off the hook.

Urban Vibes by Phenom

Pheatured Album:
Hardball OST
So So Def/Sony/ Columbia
Release Date: 9/11/01
Genre: Various Artists OST - Hip Hop

The Hardball OST stands up to the plate. The first pitch is thrown - Strike one! This album is clean, so be prepared for the nuisance of changed lyrics, strange sounds over curses, and other annoying ways of covering up foul language. The second pitch is thrown - It's a hit! A number of hiphop's favorite "Lil'" men including Lil' Bow Wow, Lil' Wayne, Lil' Zane, and the R&B vocals of Sammie have combined to create a radio friendly first single entitled "Hardball." From the top of the order down to the bottom, the Hardball OST's lineup never gives the pitcher or listener a break. The heavy hitters consist of artists such as Jagged Edge, RL from Next, R. Kelly, Mobb Deep, Big Tymers, Da Brat, The Notorious BIG, Xscape, and the "Lil'" men previously noted - all brought together by the team's successful manager and producer Jermaine Dupri. Complementing the talent of these elite are newcomers R.O.C., Tigah, and Fundisha - all three showing considerable potential. One may have heard R.O.C. and Tigah rapping on a number of So So Def produced remixes and other impressive endeavors while also catching a soothing earful of Fundisha "Johnson" as a background vocalist on Tyrese's and Lauryn Hill's last albums. It is rumored that Fundisha's "Insomnia" is to be the next single which will most likely find the success of previously released singles such as Toya's "I Do" or Mona Lisa's "Can't Be Wasting My Time" to bring it back a little. If you are looking for thought-provoking lyrics or hardcore beats, this soundtrack is not for you. If you enjoy commercial hiphop with an occasional ballad, the Hardball OST is a good bet.
*Phenom

Phenom's Pheelings:
#: 1 pound = A Complete CatastroPHE
# # # # #: 5 pounds = Absolutely PHENOMenal

Hardball OST = # # # ½ : A good addition to any CD collection

Dude, if you like rap and hip hop, you definitely gotta hook up wit someone and get this tight cd yo! The songs are great. Some are fast and some are slow. The cd is edited, so for the younger dudes, this music has no swears and has clean lyrics. The songs are awesome and this soundtrack is definitely the best one that I have ever listened to, so you should definitely go out and buy it. IT is worth every cent.

Urban Vibes by Phenom

Pheatured Album:
Hardball OST
So So Def/Sony/ Columbia
Release Date: 9/11/01
Genre: Various Artists OST - Hip Hop

The Hardball OST stands up at the plate. The first pitch is thrown - Strike one! This album is clean which means the nuisance of changed lyrics, strange sounds over curses, and other annoying ways of covering up foul language. The second pitch is thrown - It's a hit! A number of hiphop's favorite "Lil'" men including Lil' Bow Wow, Lil' Wayne, Lil' Zane, and the R&B vocals of Sammie have combined to create a radio friendly first single entitled "Hardball." From the top of the order down to the bottom, the Hardball OST's lineup never gives the pitcher or listener a break. The heavy hitters consist of artists such as Jagged Edge, RL from Next, R. Kelly, Mobb Deep, Big Tymers, Da Brat, The Notorious BIG, Xscape, and the "Lil'" men previously noted - all brought together by the team's successful manager and producer Jermaine Dupri. Complementing the talent of these elite are newcomers R.O.C., Tigah, and Fundisha - all three showing considerable potential. One may have heard R.O.C. and Tigah rapping on a number of So So Def produced remixes and other endeavors while catching an earful of Fundisha "Johnson" as a background vocalist on Tyrese's and Lauryn Hill's last albums. It is rumored that Fundisha's "Insomnia" is to be the next single which will be most likely find the success of such a single as Toya "I Do" or Mona Lisa "Can't Be Wasting My Time" to bring it back a little. If you are looking for thought-provoking lyrics or hardcore beats, this soundtrack is not for you. If you enjoy commercial hiphop with an occasional ballad, the Hardball OST is a good bet for you. *Phenom

Phenom's Pheelings: (#:1 pound = wack - # # # # #: 5 pounds = BLAZIN')

Hardball OST = # # # ½ : A good addition to any CD collection

This one of the hottest soundtracks ever made.This a album filled with talent.From the So So Def artists to Mobb Deep,this is a c.d worth listening to.Songs like "You Can't Break Me"(Big Tymers),"Play"(Mobb Deep),and "Who Ya Love"(R.O.C) make the c.d tight.My point is,just go buy it.It's off the hook.

That's all I have to say...

What are you waiting for? GO AND BUY IT!!

Yo, this is tight. All of the rap is great. R.L.'s "Ghetto" is tight. Big Tymers' "You can't break me" is tight. The whole thing is awesome. You have to buy it.

This is a good CD and a ghetto movie.

I was at a friend's sleepover party and she rented the movie, Hardball. I loved it, mainly because of the songs!... They totally got me pumped and I just wanted to get up and dance!... How much better could it get!! Buy it, quick....!

Here are the great songs that put you into the feel with the movie.
1. Intro (Live the Life)
2. Hardball - Lil' Bow Wow
3. You Can't Break Me - Big Tymers
4. Where the Party At [11-01-01 Dupri Remix] - Da Brat
5. Insomnia
6. Big Poppa
7. Ghetto - Jermaine Dupri
8. Storm Is Over Now - R. Kelly
9. Ball Game - Da Brat
10. Play - Mobb Deep
11. Who Ya Love
12. Rest of My Life [*] - Xscape
If you don't like rap and hip-hop like I do. You will definetely be suprised as I was about this music.