(Blacktrash) The Autobiography of Kirk Jones Explicit Lyrics

This is the greatest Hip Hop album nobody has ever heard of. I was very happy to open the package on my replacement for this gem that I misplaced about 10 years ago. I won't go into detail on the album because one must hear it for themselves. I'll just say there's nothing like it. Compliments to the seller. Package arrived earlier than expected and in the exact condition described. It was still in factory wrapping that had a hole drilled by the UPC. Seller even included a brand new blank case to swap out for the one with the hole. Very nice touch.

For anyone who is not familiar with Sticky Fingaz front man from the iconic and influential rock/rap group Onyx you must not be a true hip hop fan. Onyx had their run in the 90's with a few hits and created an entire high octane, adrenaline filled brand of hip hop. Their front man Sticky Fingaz who was far more lyrically inclined than his band mates managed to crank out a classic album in 2006. I enjoyed this album very much due to the fact that it was wasn't just a run of the mill rap album. It was more of a cinematic hip hop rhapsody...The order flows well and only compliments the story that is this album. I can go on and on about how this album is overlooked when it comes to classic hip hop albums, but I dare you to find flaws in this project. The creativity, the word play and even the guest appearances all make this album one of the best in the last ten years. The only thing I regret is that Sticky Fingaz will not be able to produce another album that will rival this one. Stand Out tracks: My Dogz Iz My Gunz, Cheatin', Lickin' Off In Hip Hop...

I'll be honest I was never the biggest Onyx fan growing up in the 90's so I had no idea of what to really expect from Sticky Fingaz in a solo effort. Being pleasantly surprised is the least I could say. This truly is an album where if you listen to it all the way thru skits included between tracks, you will fall in love with the album and realize how creative Sticky Fingaz was in putting together this 5 star masterpiece. This truly is one of Hip Hop's hidden gems when it comes to albums and this has inspired me to keep on digging for more classics like this that got overlooked.

This album is one of the most underrated albums I've ever heard in my life. It's never mentioned among the classic albums that the Hip-Hop culture has produced in the last 30 years. Sticky Fingaz here presents to us a very entertaining story of his maniacal alter ego Kirk Jones and the trials and tribulations he went through. Sticky Fingaz's energy and flow never fails in any track on the album, but there are a few songs have less repeatable value, but they are still top-notch songs in their own right. The whole story flows together very well, and only a couple times does it seem to get a little cloudy to understand what is going on. All the songs match with where the story is headed to as well.

Sticky Fingaz opens the story with the intro. The very beginning of the intro sounds like a start to a movie anway, and then it starts with the story. "Come On" is the very first song on the album. He has a lot of energy in this track, but at times I just can't feel it, but the song is still very good, with a good beat and good lyrics. "My Dogz Iz My Gunz" is a real banger for the album. It features Black Child of Murder Inc. Black Child really spits well on the track, but he can't outdo Sticky's antics on the track. It's cool how he compared his guns to dogs in the song. "Not Die'n" is another banger on the disc. It's short (2:21) and sweet. He talks about how he done all kinds of stuff and he's still alive to tell about it and how nobody can kill him. Sticky has that mad energy showcasing on this track as well. "Money Talks" featuring Raekwon is unique in a good way. He is money on this track, and it is awesome how he describes himself being money. Everything he said about himself (money) is true too. "Why" is an excellent track with X1 and Still Livin. It describes how Kirk caught a ride and went to rob a store. Sticky and the guest artists flowed together really well to create the song with the most replayable value on the disc, in my opinion. "Oh My God" is another song with crazy energy from Sticky. Right after the incident, Kirk tries to speak to God, and when he succeeds, he gets alot of questions answered by Him. The song is pretty deep actually, it's just that Sticky has so much energy that it's hard to understand that the song is pretty deep. "State Vs. Kirk Jones" with Rah Digga, Redman, Canibus, Scarred 4 Life, Lord Superb, and Guess Who is another song that has a nice replayable value. The guest artists really help you picture a real court scene in which this song is taking place at to decide whether Kirk is innocent or guilty of the charges placed against him from the incident from Why. All the artists mesh together a great song. "Baby Brother" is another deep song that doesn't seem that deep. From prison, Kirk calls his baby brother who recently started to stray down the wrong path. He tries to tell him that he needs to stop what he's doing so he doesn't end up right in the position he is in. This is one of my favorite tracks on the album. "Cheatin" is a sort of mediocre song, but it's still good compared to some stuff that comes out these days. It's about exactly what the title states: girlfriends who trick around with other men while they have a boyfriend already. He tells you some signs to let you know if your girlfriends are cheating or not. "What Chu Want" features X1 again and it's another one that Sticky puts a lot of energy into. It's not the best song, but it's still listenable because of his energy and the good beat supplied by Buddah and Shamello. "Ghetto" is a funny track about what's ghetto and what's not. It talks about all the stuff people do if they're ghetto. "What If I Was White" is another funny song. He has Eminem on the chorus and Sticky raps about what he would be like if he was white. "Sister I'm Sorry" is the best song on the album. It features Choclatt(whoever that is) on the chorus. He talks about all the things men do to women that women just take and live with. All Sticky wants is forgiveness though. Very deep song with touching lyrics. "Get It Up" with fellow Onyx member Fredro Starr is an okay song, but I usually skip this one. It's not that neither artist can bring it on this track, it's just that it's kind of boring compared to the other material on the album. "Licken Off In Hip Hop" is the last real track on the album, and it is promising. Sticky brings back that mad, raw energy on this track. Nice track. "Wonderful World" is a very suitable outro for the album. One of the first lines that Sticky says is one of the truest words spoken on the album: "Now it's easier to get a gun than an education". Then it goes into the song and the story is over.

If you don't have this album, get it! I don't care if you have to borrow it, buy it, bootleg it, whatever, just get it and get lost in a very amazing story. Hope I didn't give away too much of the story so you can anticipate what's going to happen next, like I was when I first bought this. The whole album is solid, with no bad songs but just a few songs that might get a skip. Those few songs can't keep this from getting 5 stars though. Sticky Fingaz, comes with energy, lyrics, and great beats to bring the story to life. 5 Stars.

Sticky is a good artist. This album is indicative of his imagination. He merges hiphop with street rap and its in a storybook form.

Straight classic!

First, there was no cover. It was just the Cd in the case. And, it was the most generic CD case I've ever seen. Then, the cd SKIPS on some songs. That means there are some I'll never experience the pleasure of hearing it. This is passable at best. The reason I gave it two stars instead of one is that it arrived to my mailbox. Earlier than expected as a matter of fact.