Customer Reviews

Hemp Museum

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this cd is tight. B legit's flow is fat but also laid back and funky like the G-funk style.B-legit is recognized in the west and has done featuring for 2pac in all eyes on me. On the cd there are featurings of e-40 (b legit's cousin), kurupt, celli cell, and little bruce.
All the song are good§. This cd will relax you and it is an excellent choice for chiling with friends. It's a good cd with good lyrics and much better than actually cds with bling-bling rappers. This cd is a classic from the west.

Well if you like the click and are a yea area rap fan this should be one of your favorites. I'm sure if you asked more than 100 w/coast rap fans if legit can hold his own at least 80 would say he can. Even though his cousin e-40 blew up the click, legit could have blow up himself with a big label backing him. B-legit has always had a good solid understandable flow, he raps right on the beat, kinda like too short. He really dosen't need the help of the click but it would be a crime if they didn't rap together, c'mon I mean there family. Now to the album it's self. Producers Studio Ton and Mike Mosley are never a let down, they can always suply none stop mob funk. All the songs on here u should be able to listen to because legit can flow and the producing is good but if u like legit for his hardcore sound than you'll do like me and skip over the softer tracks at times. The guess apperances on the album are very good and with all creditable w/coast rapper's( C-Bo,Kurupt,Celly Cel,40,A1,Lil Bruce and the Mossie). Singer Levitti also adds a much needed soulful sound to the album. What really suprises me about this album is tha song "Getto Smile", which is a wonderfull remake colaberation of singer Daryl Hall's original late 70's hit "Smile for me", Daryl Hall singing the chourus in between legits rap verses. Also the bonus track #15, not originaly intended to be on the album is a nice gift to all B-legits fans.

Just one year since his solo debut, the Savage is back with his best album of his 5 to date (I don't have his debut album). Of the 13 songs on here, there is 1 classic, 9 good songs, and the other 3 are ok, no bad songs on here. Like all his albums I have, guests are on alot of the songs (on every one on here actually) but B-Legit still tears it up. Production is great, especially for his flow and his style. A lot of funky beats with deep bass grooves make it a good album to listen to straight through, and some good samples are used as well. Studio Ton does 5 songs, Kevin Gardner & Redwine, and Mike Mosely each do 2 songs, and Femi Ojetunde, Tone Capone, K-Lou & Funk Daddy all do 1 song. A must have album for fans of his, the Click or northern Cali rap.

#2 - 9 (f/ Levitti -- nice beat)
#3 - 8.5 (f/ Dionne Jackson)
#4 - 8 (f/ E-40 & Kurupt)
#5 - 10 (CLASSIC -- f/ Lil Bruce & C-Bo -- great upbeat production and sampling used)
#6 - 8 (f/ Suga T & Emgee)
#7 - 8 (f/ The Mossie)
#8 - 7.5 (f/ Daryl Hall -- another decent sample)
#10 - 7.5 (f/ Mac Shawn)
#11 - 9 (f/ C-Bo & Celly Cel -- nice beat)
#12 - 8 (f/ Harm -- upbeat song)
#13 - 8 (f/ Big Bone & D-Day -- nice beat)
#14 - 7 (f/ Levitti)
#15 - 8 (f/ Mac Shawn, G-Note & K-1 -- nice beat)

Brandt Jones -- Vallejo, CA

I first heard of B-Legit on 2Pac's "All Eyez On Me" and 40 Water's "In A Major Way," and I am glad I did! B-Legit's 2nd album "The Hemp Museum," is tight. It is straight hard-hittin' g-funk you can bend corners to and lowride to! He keeps it old school on "Neva Bite" (#7)with whiny synths and a faint use of a talk box in the hook. #6, "Hemp Museum" is laid back, funky, and fresh, one to hit switches to, or ride with the top down!! "For So Long" (#3) is also tight with a kickin' beat and use of the whiny synths. Be sure "Check It Out," and cop it!

B-Legit holds it down for the Yay Area but not with "The Click" but solo wise. He makes sure you feel this album with knockin' beats and lyrics showing you that he's not in 40 waters shadow. Not only does he put it down by himself but he features some of the top rappers puttin' it down for California. I recommend this album to everyone who likes E-40, Suga T, D-Shot, and "The Click" because B-Legit shows he's a major part of "The Click"

He brings the nice vibe with tracks like Hemp Museum and City to City with the mellow styles of Check It Out. He then ends his album with some of the hardest gangsta tracks that anybody from The Click has ever spit on a microphone. I would have liked to hear Levitti on a few more of the hooks, though. Sometimes rappers have too many artists feaured, but the guest features of Kurupt, A1, and Celly Cel make the album even better. This is slightly his best release, and it proves that the best city in the world when it comes to rap is Vallejo.

This is just as solid as his first and then them.B-legit is showing the world that the Clicks sucsess was no fluke and how bright the future for him and the sickwitit family really is...From E-40 and the Click to the Mossie this is the team thats been here since 92 and I don't see that changin any time soon....(I was at Philly Blunts studio in Vallejo back in September of 98 and a heard a new B-legit song that was recorded for his new album and it was off the hook..I hope it makes the album.....)Watch 4 the new album cuz he keeps gettin better.....

One of the best albums I've ever heard. B-Legit's great delivery and lyrics along with many fly guest featured over this tight production - it just makes a perfect album with the bay area flava. C-Bo, Kurupt, E40, Celly Cell and many more join the Savage in one of the west coast best and most underrated albums. Get that fly sh*t!!!

B-Legit comes through in a major way with his second project "The Hemp Museum". The CD from top to bottom is just superb from "City 2 City" with LeVitti, "For So Long"(Mike Mosley doing what he does best), "Check It Out"(Kurupt & E-40 adds some great lyrics on this track and Studio Ton provides a great mob beat to it), "Gotta Buy Dope From Us"(C-Bo & Little Bruce serves up some game on this track). I can go on & on but this is just a sample of how good this CD is. There is not one weak track on here. The Hemp Museum is in a class of it's own. Check It Out!!

B-Legit is back from the click and still rippin' the mic
if you like hard basslines and ghetto flows this is the album
SICWIDIT RECORDS still puttin' it down for that WESTCOAST.