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No Security [Explicit]

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(2)
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Too many R&B hooks on here and not enough rapping about murder and selling drugs. No Jae Hood. This album shouldn't even be associated with the d-block name.

I've been a fan of D-Block since 2002, so I know what I'm talking about. Anyone who likes this album, just listen to Peer Pressure Part 1(Haven't heard part 2 yet, but its gotta be better than this garbage.) and tell me that this album compares lyrically and beat wise to their earlier material.

I like their older tracks with R&B hooks like I-95, but this is just way too commercial for me. At least I-95 was a deep track about eventually getting out of the drug-dealing life.

I don't know this album just doesn't mix right with me. However, I gave it 2 stars, since there are a couple of decent tracks.

I'm writing this review for the 15 song (3 bonus song) CD. Styles, Sheek, and Jadakiss finally get the D-Block boys together for a real album, not a mixtape. They bring 9 other members on this one, all being decent to good on the mic. You have the two I've heard the most from, Bully & Straws (one half of Team Arliss), both I've heard on about 15 songs, you have Snyp Life, AP, Bucky, S.I. and Ty & Don D from Carolina, all who I've heard on 2-4 songs before and Large Amount who I've never heard. Of course there is no J-Hood, who was the strongest on the mic in the group, and I don't know where Trav, the other half of Team Arliss is on this one. Every person is on 3-6 songs otehr than Styles & Sheek, 9 and 10 of the songs, and Don D is only on 1. Of the 15 songs, you get 2 near classic, 4 ok ones, and 9 good or real good songs. Production is pretty good as well. Vinny Idol does 4 songs, Poobs does 2, Tuneheadz, Wayne Retti, Crada, The Twin, Scram Jones, Minnesota Boys, MD, Pete Rock and Surefire each do 1. A nice album to have for fans of real stret rap.

#1 - 8.5 (styles, sheek, bucky, beanie sigel)
#2 - 7.5 (sheek, snyp life, large amount, tommy star)
#3 - 8 (ty, don d, oj da juiceman -- nice beat)
#4 - 9 (sheek, styles, jadakiss, s.i. -- nice beat)
#5 - 8 (large amount, ap, bully, webstar -- good beat)
#6 - 8.5 (bully, sheek, ty, styles, tommy star -- good beat)
#7 - 9 (bucky, large amount, snyp life, straws, ap, styles -- tight beat)
#8 - 7 (large amount, bully, ap, tommy star)
#9 - 8 (ty, large amount, red cafe, sheek)
#10 - 9 (jadakiss, bully, sheek, styles -- deeper song)
#11 - 9.5 (bully, straws, styles, s.i. - deeper song)
#12 - 9.5 (sheek, snyp life, styles, straws, ap, jadakiss -- tight beat)
#13 - 7 (styles, sheek, bully, snyp life)
#14 - 8.5 (styles, snyp life, straws)
#15 - 7 (sheek, bucky, styles)

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I was waiting for this album for a while but it was worth the wait. D-Block has good up and coming talent in Bully, Large Amount, A.P., and Bucky. I Love D-Block and this album is very good. Top 5 songs Get That Paper, Brother's Keeper, So Much Troble, Hustlers Prayer, and Show em

This cd has a nice line-up of new artist. With help from Sheek, Styles P and Jadakiss. I was skeptical at first b/c Kiss is only on 2 tracks but the new guys are DOPE enough to carry the cd alone.

The young d-block soldiers are hungry, and that alone makes for a dope record. The beats are sub-par but overall the record is dope.

This is ok

but i Like new artist like Young j , Kid Cudi Day & Nite Music is much better now

Tiec Tocc His song "Frozen" really got me thru a rough time