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Foundation

M.O.P. Format: Audio CD

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2009 release. Brooklyn's very own M.O.P. returns for the first time in eight years with Foundation, a brand new studio album. Bringing it back to the street grit their hardcore fans are accustomed to, the album's first single will be 'Blow The Horns' (featuring Busta Rhymes).

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. I'm a Brownsvillian

2. Foundation

3. Stop Pushin

4. Street Life

5. What I Wanna B

6. Rude Bastard

7. Blow the Horns

8. Brooklyn

9. Forever and Always

10. Bang Time

11. Riding Through

12. Crazy

13. Sharks in the Water

14. Salute a G

Product details

Audio CD (September 15, 2009)
Parental Advisory ed. edition
Number of Discs: 1
Label: E1 Entertainment
ASIN: B0029R81EE
Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #216,244 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #1196 in CDs & Vinyl > Rap & Hip-Hop > East Coast
- #1975 in CDs & Vinyl > Rap & Hip-Hop > Gangsta & Hardcore
- #8056 in CDs & Vinyl > Rap & Hip-Hop > Pop Rap

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Four Stars

Byshawn a raymondon July 12, 2016

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I love Mop no more to say

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good album

ByPipeline musicon June 19, 2015

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very mediocre album i luv m.o.p but this was half good half wack but i give it 4 stars for a couple banger's

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Top 5 Album of '09

ByJ. Skeeon February 17, 2010

Format: MP3 MusicVerified Purchase

M.O.P. has finally returned with a rugged album full of dope beats and raw rhymes. The album is a 4.5 out of 5, with only one song that I didn't really care for. Other than that it was a sick album that could be played all the way through. Favorite tracks include "What I wanna be" & "Crazy." A definite must have for fans of that raw hip hop!

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Five Stars

Byadrian boyeron September 24, 2014

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5th real group album is worth 4.5 stars

ByG$on September 17, 2009

Format: Audio CD

It's been almost 9 unfortunate years since M.O.P. dropped an album of new material, and this would be their 5th album, and another worthy of 4.5 stars. Over that long break they did have 3 albums of remixes/unreleased songs from the past come out, and they were, as always from M.O.P., good albums ("Mash Out Posse" in 2004 which was just a remix album of older songs over rock & roll beats, "M.O.P. Salutes the St. Marxmen" from 2005, and "Ghetto Warfare" from 2007). This one doesn't have as many hard street tracks as we all love from M.O.P., but it is a very good album nevertheless, and does have some of them hard, street songs. With 14 songs, you get 1 classic, 2 ok songs, the other 11 are good, and mostly real good songs. Guests appear on 5 songs, rapping on 3 and doing the hook on 2. Like another reviewer said and fixed, the track listing on the CD booka nd back cover is completely wrong (the correct tracklisting is on the actual CD though). At times it seems Billy Danze is off and not as energetic in his rhymes, but on other tracks he is right back on point the way I love to hear him. Production is prety good as well. Fizzy Womack does 4, Statik Selektah and DR Period each do 2, Taylor Made, Nottz, M-Phazes, DJ Premier, Ron G, and Green Lantern each do a song. A great album to have from one of the most hardcore and street oriented groups in the history of hip-hop.

#1 - 8.5
#2 - 9 (nice beat)
#3 - 9 (f/ Rell -- nice beat)
#4 - 7.5
#5 - 7.5
#6 - 9 (f/ Termanology -- nice beat)
#7 - 9 (f/ DeMarco -- nice beat, deeper song)
#8 - 10 (CLASSIC -- great beat)
#9 - 8
#10 - 8.5
#11 - 8 (f/ Styles)
#12 - 9
#13 - 8.5 (f/ Redman)
#14 - 9 (nice upbeat track)

FIZZY WOMACK -- Jamal Grinnage -- b. 4/11/76 -- Brownsville, Brooklyn, NY
BILLY DANZE -- Eric Murry -- b. 11/15/74 -- Brownsville, Brooklyn, NY

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Its the Mash Out Posse! Rugged, Neva Smoov!

ByRichard Carpenteron September 15, 2009

Format: Audio CD

They're baaaack! The First Family is back with they're new album "The Foundation". Its pretty good, but the joint ends on 3 throwaway tracks, 2 of which surprisingly produced by DR Period, the guy who made "How About Some Hardcore" and "Ante Up". Statik Selektah came through with 2 solid joints, one featuring Termanology. Green Lantern made a banger, literally called "Bang Time", but Styles P didn't bring the energy on that track, but Ghostface would have. Nottz started the album off right, Preemo laced them with singer Rell (remember him?). Unfortunately, there's an Autotune (!) track on here, sung by Demarco, produced by M.O.P's Lil Fame. Other than that misstep, Lil Fame has really grown into a solid producer, making bangers for this new album like "Stop Pushin", "Rude B*st*rd", and "Blow The Horns". Same subject matter, same old Mash Out Posse.

By the way, as I suspected before getting this record, the track listing is waaay off. Here's the correct track listing:

1) I'm A Brownsvillian
2) Blow The Horns
3) What I Wanna Be f/ Rell
4) Foundation
5) Stop Pushin
6) Crazy f/ Termanology
7) Street Life f/ Demarco
8) Forever And Always
9) Rude B*st*rd
10) Brooklyn
11) Bang Time f/ Styles P of D-Block
12) Sharks In The Water
13) Riding Through f/ Redman
14) Salute A G

I don't know if yall here it in that order if you listen to the snippets on Amazon.

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The production!!!!

ByKuruptVINE VOICEon September 15, 2009

Format: Audio CD

MOP really did a good job on the this album. Danze and fame as usual come with the raw, gritty, super lyrical bars but what was really impressive was the production of the album. This album has some outright dope tracks that danze and fame really work well on to make complete songs. The highlight of the whole album is the appearance of Redman on RIDING THROUGH. The Foundation is a good addition to the M.O.P. Legacy. All in all this album is classic material just like KRS/Buckshot release.

Go to songs:
Riding through
Brooklyn
Foundation

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this a much better effort than what i was expecting...

ByR. Laryeaon September 16, 2009

Format: Audio CD

after hearing the album over the internet and here on amazon b4 it dropped i didnt get the full sound and there fore thought it was only ok but after purchasing the full release and listening in the headphones this cd is off the hook! dope beats and of course fame and danze come correct on the lyrics. this is classic mop and classic hip hop the only reason i dont give it five is because i was expectin more collabos with premo. at least a few more tracks would have been enough but hey the cd is still dope! real hip hop fans go get this!!