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Initiation

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Locked up in the pen, X-Raided is signed outta Black Market Records and has started his own record label called Madman Records. I gotta say, Madman Records is real tight. He has 2 rappers signed to his label called T-Nutty, and NoLove. They are defenately talanted and have their own style. I defenately look foward to hearing them in the future. Anyways, I thought this album is a great way to start out his new label. The production by Big Hollis and KG is nice throughout the whole album. I wish Madman Records the best of luck in the future.

Mass ammounts of deep bass, collide with lyrics, that are written, and displayed flawlessly. X raided, T-nutty, and NoLove show that MADMAN can only get better. And if that proves to be right, then any albums released will far exceed my expectations. Because the Initiation went high above my hopes to begin with. Besides only one track, this cd can be bumped at full throttle all the way through. That's how ive been doin it, since the day it came out. X is always gonna keep it thoro, by laying down well thoughtout lyrics, and then precisely relaying them with thee siccest style. T-nutty's flows unravel very quick, with unique twists in changing the vocal tempo, and he has a different sounding voice too. Speaking of originality. NoLove's presence on this cd didnt come in quantity, but the tracks he tore a lil somthin on, show a very entertaining style, and a lotta potential. Also there's a few other rappers on the label too. If you wanna initiate yourself into real rap, then purchasing this would be a big step forward.

This is a major grammy upset! X-Raided wins a grammy over everyone on this one. He features his new clique Mad Men which includes T-Nutty from Bro. Lynch's Now Eat soundtrack and you already know T-Nutty ain't no joke. Still no Lynch tracks but who cares. The beats are just so nasty and funky and you already know his lyrics are just the top shxt of everything right now.

this album was off the hook, all the songz got tight beatz and xraided iz goin back to his old rappin style. "fuccyoutoo" is the best track on the album. xraided is bringin back blackmarket records. nothing compares to the unforgiven vol 1, but if u liked vengence is mine, then u gotta own it. this is a must buy if u want to bump it in your car or just to chill, i recommend it!

this cd is pretty tight. raided kinda changed his style, but he still flows sicc like, and his madman homies are tight too. this shows that raided still has a promising future ahead of him. get it.

this is the x-man at his best and good supporting cast as well with t-nutty from 24stgbc and no love from 24stgbc and gold loc the kingpin from 68dcg put togeather a nice story of the sac-town finest be on the look out for x,s new album with gold loc the kingpin called sac-indo and x,s solo double cd called the x-files and also look for tnutty,s album the gasoline

This is the cd that turned me onto the Sacramento rap scene. Great CD all the way through. Sounds real nice in the ride. I also credit this cd for introducing me to my favorite rapper T-nutty. Seeing how not much good comes out of the west anymore its nice to know Sac is still holdin it down. Buy Last of the flowheakinz and flowmastermouth. I don't mean to plug this guy but these are classic cd's in my collection and he is probably the most underrated rapper in the country. He should be gettin respect across the globe.

This is something new under the sun: Autobiographical Pederastic Rap. This bold album tells the vivid, graphic story, set to some ill beats, of how the young Mr. X (the pseudonym chosen by little Billy Queenan to protect his identity...oops!) was violently (some might say "passionately") introduced to the joys and sorrows of inverted love. Whether he was born this way, or whether his earth-shaking experience as a young altar boy made him this way, we will never know. One thing's for sure, though: He's lovin' every minute of it now and wants to share that love with all the little boys in the hood.

Kudos to Michael Jackson for going out on a limb and producing this one. Heaven knows what drew a sensible bloke like him to get involved with this genre-warping project. I'm glad he did, though.