Lil'Jon - Crunk Rock (Deluxe Edition)

The first time I became aware of Lil'Jon was up in 2003 as the track "Get Low" and the remix with the Eastside Boyz and the Ying Yang Twins on the music channels, and running down.
I have this song celebrated properly and therefore also shortly thereafter gained the album "Kings of Crunk".
This was an absolute blast and I celebrate the disc still to this day.
The newcomer Lil'Jon was for me a new Hymmne of hip-hop, as he and his Rumgeschreie and his hot Crunkbeats presented a completely lifted style and a new kind of hip-hop's.
What I did not know about this Zeiptpunkt which Lil'Jon yes garkein was newbie anymore, but already had an impressive career behind him. Along with the East Side Boyz, he had already been released three albums.
"Kings of Crunk" was already album number four.
Also, the subsequent album "Crunk Juice", the cry of the neck from Atlanta was an absolute blast for me. As DIRTY SOUTH fan you have to Lil'Jon and the Eastside Boyz simply love.
Clear that I Jon's most recent album "Crunk Rock", had also set in 2010.
It's the first solo album of Lil'Jon which appeared without the Eastside Boyz.
Since Lil'Jon is not only rappers but also itself a producer, he has the most beats all his albums course itself Prodi graces. He also focuses more on his music on producing than rapping, his lyrics in most songs hold no more than his well-known "Yeah" or "Okay".
But to God he always thanks many features on his albums, which take the black horse for him.
So on "Crunk Rock". People like Soulja Boy, R.Kelly, Ice Cube, Ying Yang Twins Pitbull or are responsible for the hooks or the Rapp Arts. But most of it is already too commercial for myself. Besides 5-6 songs the total of 20 tracks on the Deluxe Editon, I can not listen to me.

The best songs are:

- Track 02:. Throw It Up (Part 2) (Remix) "(featuring Pastor Troy & Waka Flocka Flame) 4/5 points The original from the album Kings of Crunk has me then liked it better.
- Track 04: G-Walk (feat Soulja Boy.) 3/5 points.
- Track 09: Pop That P * ssy (feat Blazed.) 5/5 points for the hot beat.
- Track 13: Dance Like A Stripper (feat Pleasure P & Shawty Putt.) 5/5 points because of the extremely hot Hook. Absolute
Club Banger.
- Track 19: Machuka (feat. Mr. Catra & Mulher File) 4/5 points.
- Track 10 and 17 are also cool, but I already knew from an LMFAO album.

Although Lil`Jon since his career beginning in 1997 is the more commercial way, for me it does so only with the album "Crunk Rock" really. For I also am only grew up with hip-hop from a time when this music was already modern, so as from the year 2000 about naürlich I celebrate the really old Old'School Gangstas *** from the 80s and 90s also very, but the modern stuff is trpzdem horny for me. With modern I mean the period between 2000-2006. Only everything that came after has become really commercially for me.
Clear is every artist over time eventually also more mature and seasoned. That no one makes his life the same, no one expected. But I think you should at least remain faithful to his music.
But Lil'Jon's mitterweile remained nurnoch depend on techno and Elektromukke. Therefore, I think that he has finished with the album "Crunk Rock" his hip-hop career.

I do not want to speak ill, there are quite a few tracks that you can celebrate without problems, but I give only 3 stars for this album and hope the old Lil'Jon back this album.