| I haven't heard
anything from Az since that abysmal "Firm" album that dropped a few years ago.
Does his new album follow the tradition that that album had, or does Az take a new path
and make a good addition to the hip hop world. Intro Finally, an intro
where people actually rap on it. Sorry, but this has really been a rarity in hip hop
albums lately. Az spits a few bars, and really gets one prepared for what the album has to
offer.
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What Cha Day About
Az raps askin what peoples days is about. Rather it be about carryin the heat, to just
chillin at the crib drinking. Its all good. This track is pretty laid back, and is best
heard while rolling down the street.
$1.50
I Don't Give A F*ck The looping of Nas's classic "breath in my lungs' line plays
over and over on the hook of the track, as AZ does what Nas used to do. Just spits.
$1.25
At Night Another track from Az that fits his
typical straight foward ol school hip hop style. Here, Az talks about all things that go
down at night.
$1.10
Az's Back A very hot track. Az increases
his flow speed to match the tempo of the track, and the hook remains laid back to keep the
balance between Az's style and Big Tank's beat. This is Az's name song, where he simply
claims...he's back.
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"Give it all back, bills in the small stacks. Paranoid, that nigga shit with the door
cracked." - Az
Problems The first
single from the album, as Az drops over the classic "I have some problems" hook
that has appeared in many a songs. Az talks about the problems that he had/has, and how he
deals.
$2.50
Everything's Everything Futuristic
beat that one wouldn't expect Az to be on, but he does it very well as he is accompanied
by an r&b hook.
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"That's how we ball, thats how we bang. Shorty now we all up in thangs. Play your
part, play the game. And everything is everything."
That's Real (ft. Beanie Siegal)- Two of the
most underrated MC's in the world today one one banging ass track. Beanie and Az spit on a
hot ass track about how ish is real.
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"I roll with niggaz that'll
clap you up. Get locked, wait for you to get knocked, then wack you up. Stick the m*th*
f*ck*n sword in ya, make everyone on the block see the m*th* f*ck*n broad in ya."
What Ya'll Niggaz Want (ft. Foxy
Brown) On this track, Az gets some assistance from his
fellow Firm member Foxy Brown sounding like an exact Lil Kim replica. Anyway, the track is
a anthem of sorts to tell what Az and Foxy do when the beef comes.
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Let's Toast Az asks
people to raise their cups to the ones that've passed, girls who are now old enough to
f*ck, and any and everything he believes deserves a toast.
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How Many Wanna (ft. Amil) Poor Amil...she's been dropped from Def Jam, and no one has yet to claim
her. At least Az has shown some love for the annoying voiced rapper from Roc A Fella. On
this track, Az asks the question of how many niggaz wanna f*ck tonight? Like all rappers,
Az has to have one track where he has to talk about getting the ass. This is his.
$1.80
Love Me Az gets sentimental on this track, as he asks the lord to love him
as long as he lives. Its a little wierd cause the verses aren't actually in a greement
with the hook. Still, a pretty good track.
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Quiet Money - Here, a group of MC's go into cypher
mode as they spit about the ways they go about getting their quiet money.
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Outro - Talking outro, a bit of a disapointment to
end a cd this way.
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I really didn't think Az was capable of putting an album
like this out, but this is a solid album all the way through, and would be a nice addition
to any hip hop heads collection.
Album worth: $21.45
Album price: $14.99 |