Good Life 'Remix' (Faith Evans, Ja Rule, Vita, and Caddillac Tah) – I didn't like this sound the first time around, and even with the helo of Ja and Vita, the track still suffers from pure boredom. The touch of Clue putting the ol "Ain't No N*gga" beat is a nice novelty.

$.20

Pov City Anthem (Caddillac Tah) – This beat is hot, as one of the members of Murder Inc. put their rhymes down.  I never heard this cat before, but I must say I'm very impressed. His style's a lot la Ja, but his voice is a tad deeper. Here, he spits an anthem that represents what goes down where he's from.

When A Man Does Wrong (Ashanti) – We head to the r&b tip here, as this young lady Ashanti tells what happens when a man does wrong. This beat reminds me of an ol' school Prince/Artist/whatever track. But other than that fact, the song is pretty routine. No vocals are really used, as she basically talks over the beat.

$.50

"When a man does wrong. Ain't no coming back home. Can't come around, there ain't no place, she don't wanna see your face." - Ashanti

Race Against Time Part 2 (Tank, Ja Rule) – Here, the newcomer r&b crooner tag teams with Ja Rule for a track where they talk about how they can't stop living their life, even if its too hot....they're in a race against time. Its an average track.

$.70

Furious (Ja Rule, Vita, and 01) – Ja Rule at his best. Forget that cry ish he has out there now. This hard, fast, hot track shows Ja at his best. I believe I have heard this track elsewhere before..perhaps their compilation album...anyway the track still brings the heat.

$2.00

The Prayer (Black Child) – Here Black Child says a ghetto prayer to God. I have a bit of a problem with rappers speaking about God, and using every curse word they can find iin the same sentence. Oh well, Child is trying to give his thoughts to the Lord the best way he can.

$1.00

Tudunn Tudunn Tudunn (Funkmaster Flex, Noreaga) - Always good to get a laugh from Noreaga's corny lyrics, when in fact he believes he's hard. Hilarious. Anyway, this song is corny all around the way. Verse's, hook's, and the annoying 'Flex' chant that occurs in the background.

$.00

Rollin (Limp Bizkit, DMX, Method Man & Redman)  – This track was on Limp Bizkit's album. It was hot then, its hot now. Swizz beats blessed this track, and it will definately get anyone with a pulse bouncing off the walls like a kid with a box of sugar.

$3.00

"And I'll be runnin you and your man straight up out. All you n*gg*z ain't runnin a f*ck*n thing but yo' mouth." - DMX

Life Ain't A Game (Ja Rule) – An extremely futuristic beat, something that seems odd for Ja Rule. Oh lord...Rule is singing the hook.  Luckily the verses balance out the horrid sound. Here Ja spits on an up tempo track talking about how life ain't a game.

$1.60

Cali Diseaz (Shade Sheist, Nate Dogg)  – I like Nate Dogg, but this track is a little too slow for him and for this horrible "rapper" named Shade Sheist. Apparently this cat has ties with Dre...just hope their beats is all thats similar...cause so far their rapping abilities are identical

$.00

Didn't I (Petey Pablo)  – The man from Carolina,Petey Pablo, has certainly gained my ear lately, as his first single "Raise Up" from his album (all produced by Timbaland) dropping this summer is off the chain. This beat here is pretty weak, but Petey does the best he can with it. On this track, Petey talks about what he did...Didn't he.

$1.80

Put It On Me 'Remix' (Ja Rule, Vita & Lil' Mo)  – Um...duh?!? I'm not even going to discuss this. You know its hot. Just not new.

$2.00

Justify My Love (Vita, Ashanti)  – On this track, Vita and Ashanti talk over a beat in a moaning fashion that becomes very tired after the first 30 seconds...let alone  to last for 5 minutes.

$1.20