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Pop-D-Ball

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With The Dirtball's debut album under Suburban Noize there were a lot of things that could go down. A lot of people could figure he was a copy of the current style of rappers that are on the label. However, that is not the case.. And all fans of any of the artists within the label know that each has their own style.

When listening to DBall's album I couldn't help but think to myself that a lot of other record companies had to be smacking themselves for not being able to sign him... Brad X and the other collective minds behind the label must be smiling; because Dirtball is sure to bring another classic home to the family...

In my mind he already has... This One, Bulldoggin, and all of the way down are instant hits..

If you don't have the cd yet then get it. You won't be disappointed.

The newest member from the Suburban Noize Clique has dropped his debut album, and what a new pleasant surprise. The Dirtball is a breath of fresh air to the rap and hip-hop world, making some music that is actually different. His voice makes for a unique and quick flow that really can't be matched. If your down with the krown and you love the sub noize army you will definitely love the dirtball, he keeps it real and his lyrics tell stories. Check out "Bulldoggin", "We Bad", "Love Life", "Ppppimp".

When i first heard Bulldoggin` a few months, i was amazed by The Dirtball and couldn`t wait to hear his album. A few months later i got it and i was very impressed. Dirtball is one of the best new MCs around and a great addition to the talented Sub Noize roster.

Well Let Me Just Say That I'm Very Impressed With This Album. Ever Since Dirtball Appeared On The Sub Noize Souljaz Cd, He Did Absolutly Impressive. Then I Just Heard That Dirtball Was Releasing His Very First Debut Album With Surburban Noize Records On March 29th, And Through Out Those Weeks I Waited For The Cd To Come Out, And I Picked Up The Album The First Day It Came Out, And Once I Poped That Cd In My Stereo, Boy I Got The Biggest Goosebumps, Cause Of How The Songs Are So Damn Good. The Production Done By Once Again By Daddy X, Mike Kumagai, And Kevin Zinger Are Just God's In Making Beats. Dirtball Takes This Cd, And Suburban Noize Records To Another Level. Dirtball Spits Nice Lyrical Lyrics, And The Way He Flows Just Goes So Much With The Beats In The Song, It Would Take Forever Just To Get Bored Of This Cd, Cause Is Just So Freaking Addictive To Listen To. So I Would Just Like To Thank Daddy X, And Dirtball For Making This Classic Surburban Noize Records Album.