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Still Living

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Z-Ro IS The King of the Ghetto - also check out Smoke Sessions, Vol. 1- from his homie Devin the Dude another 5 Stars.

Probably one of the best rappers of this era. His lyrics are raw, witty, and he can sing a hook. Love this album from beggining to end.

Top 5 :

- T.H.U.G
- M16
- What's goin on?
- City Streets
- Man Cry

if you liked life of jospeh, or let the truth be told your gonna like this

I just can't say nothin bad bout Z-Ro... This is a really smooth cd, worth the time and the money, definitely. It's not as great as "Let the Truth Be Told", but it's still dam good.

One of the good things about the download era of music is that alot of the weak, bubble gum hip hop music that flooded the radio has been reduced substantially. Real music such as Z-ro will begin to finally see the light of day. A fantastic CD, please cop today.

If you listen to Z-ro you know what to expect. However on this album he has more of a humble style on this than the other albums he has. The best 3 songs on here are #14,11,and 6. This is a cd that you wont get tierd of. Support Z-Ro and buy this album.

Z-Ro is back with about the 17th album he's been a part of since he came in the rap game in '98, and his 3rd solo on Rap-A-Lot. This is only the 4th album of his I have (I be checking more of his out in time) and of them 4, 2 get 4 stars (this is 1), 1 gets 4.5 and 1 is a classic so the man has some skils (he's kind of like Scarface & Bun B mixed -- he's got deep lyrics and a tight flow). With 15 songs on here, 1 is almost a classic, 3 are ok, and the other 11 are good, with a couple of them being real good songs. Guests aren't heavy, like all of his albums I have, on 4 songs rapping and doing the chorus on 2. Production is handled by the people who do most of Rap-A-Lot's work. Mike Dean does 8 songs, Enigma & Z-Ro each do 2, and Mr. Lee, Bigg Tyme and Dani Kartel each do 1. A nice album to have from one of the few rappers that can actually rap from the south.

#1 - 8
#2 - 9 (upbeat track -- f/ Tanya Herron)
#3 - 9 (deeper song with relaxing beat)
#4 - 7 (nice song but the hook is horrible)
#5 - 8.5 (f/ Trae & P.O.P.)
#6 - 8 (f/ P.O.P. & Bun B)
#7 - 9 (great beat)
#8 - 8.5
#9 - 8.5 (f/ Lil Keke -- relaxing beat)
#10 - 9.5 (great remake over Scarface's classic "I Seen A Man Die" -- uses the same tight beat and also on Face's "My Homies part 2")
#11 - 8.5
#12 - 7 (f/ Trae & Big Hawk {R.I.P.})
#13 - 8.5 (a song more for the ladies but decent)
#14 - 7.5
#15 - 8.5 (f/ Tanya Herron)

Joseph W. McVey -- b. around 1978 -- Houston, TX
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This is a much appreciated album. One of the best he's brought out so far on Rap-A-Lot. True Z-Ro fans will understand me when I say this is sure fire. You can play this CD from beginning to end without skipping a track. The only time my hand touched the remote was to restart tracks not to skip 'em. On this one I'm really feeling Ro it reminds me of when I first heard his first album Look What You Did To Me or how I felt when I first heard I Hate U Bitch.......just cold bumps all over. Anotha classic to jam 2.

I was worried after so many months passed and Z-Ro hadn't released anything. I have to say that it was well worth the wait. Z-Ro has made another classic cd--something you can listen to from beginning to end. If you are a faithful Ro fan, you cannot pass up this cd. Owning it is a MUST.