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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Music
The first time I heard stalley was on a track with Curren$y. since then he has grown and released an official Album. Not often do I listen to an album and enjoy every song and what helps is that he dont talk about money and drugs the whole time which is so popular with many other artist. If you like this artist than buy his album.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I think the way to go into this album is with an even attitude, I went into it not expecting much because all I had heard was a verse with the Cool Kids off the Ski Beatz album (24 hour Karate School) & then after 4 or 5 listens it really hit me that son could flow but he had a substance about him too. By substance I listen to "Tell Montez I Love Her" where he pins an ode to his mother about his confliction of chasing his dreams or getting an education, on the same song there's a verse thanking his sister for introducing him to hip-hop(aka J. Dilla). Then there's "330" an ode to his hometown in Ohio, it so inspirational & technical in rhymes scheme too. I love how when listen to this guy you can tell his heart is into as well. Rick Ross got a find when he signed this guy to Maybach Music Group. There's something to be said about a man who's his own person in the hip-hop game in this day & age. The Production on this album is top-notch some of the beats sound the same hence the them of the album. I prefer this album to Wale's Ambition.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By ntthomas16
Format:Audio CD
This guy stalley is a pretty solid artist, at least thats what i get from listening to this album/mixtape. i didnt even know who the guy was before he signed to mmg, but i see why ross got him. dude has good lyrics, songs, and concepts. Worth the buy!!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This Is One Of The Best Albums I've Heard In A Long Time! Stalley, I Don't Know How To Describe Him, I Guess You Could Call Him A Genius. Every Song On This Album I Like And I Usually Don't Like Albums Like I Do This One. GREAT ALBUM!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By ARDEN
Format:Audio CD
I RARELY WRITE REVIEWS ABOUT ANYONE OR ANYTHING. BUT,THIS GUY IS WHERE HIP HOP SHOULD BE AS A WHOLE. THIS IS TRULY CREATIVE AND REFRESHING MUSIC. MAJOR PROPS FOR STAYING AWAY FROM THE USUAL LAME FORMATS AND SUBJECT MATTER OF THE MAJORITY OF TODAYS HIP HOP LANDSCAPE. I AM EXCITED ABOUT FUTURE RELEASES FROM STALLEY.
By ShonAn
Format:Audio CD
Great Album!!!!! Stalley has a different flow that makes him unique!!!! BEST RAPPER EVER.
Doesn't bash women but sounds very smart! One of the best albums!
Doesn't bash women but sounds very smart! One of the best albums!
By rdrdinghood
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Although there is nothing wrong with this album per se, there also isn't anything exceptionally good about it either. I expected more from Rick Ross's latest signee to Maybach Music. He has a very monotone voice and the beats are simple..he doesn't really seem to have anything significant to say. However, I have heard much worse from some of his peers.
Format:Audio CD
Stalley is a serviceable emcee but a bit like tofu (i like that he doesn't curse but feel no connection to his narrative) The instrumentals by Rashad are deep, complex and polished like a top restaurant curry. Together
