Mukke from the lower class 3 - Best part of the very successful series

Now Bizzy Montana therefore published the third part of his series Madu and I must say that I am more than pleasantly surprised.
Since 2007, the first part came out, I'm a fan of the series and of Bizzy Montana, but the third part has me even more convinced than its two predecessors.
The intro sets the mood for more and then come on Chakuza first feature guest who as always blends well with Bizzy to songs. 'Over' is also a very successful song with a good hook. The second feature you can hear the singer Ava, of which I heard so far nothing, but convinces with a good voice and just as good vocals. Next, follow the songs 'I can not sleep' and 'Youth Protection Act', you are to me both really liked and well equipped with topic. The latter are, however, face-off spot to think a bit more. Prototypprolet Raf Camora be heard thereon with colleague Montana and a better song I would have never imagined under this title. 'Hopeless' is a successful track become good parts and a good hook, then one hears it were the title track of the album 'All good things come in 3' with feature guest Cashmo which convinces with a strong rape Timme and good Lines, Bizzy is not well scarce. Then you hear a 'cry for help' Mr Montana, who turns out to be very successful song, and a subsequent 'Izzokay', which also does not sound bad. In the next song you witness how Bizzy his love of Hip Hop 'Farewell' says, but this is not a reason to be sad, because you may my personal favorite 'Move' on the album afterwards. The next song 'Free' is another proof that Bizzy various themes dealt with in his songs and his music will not be bored. After 5 solo songs follows the next feature called Sonnik boom in the song 'The day on which rests the earth'. Goosebumps Sonniks voice and very good harmony between the two. Is switched to 'Slow Motion', which is also a good song on the album. Bringing up the rear before the outro is then the track 'We'll stay here' with D-Bo and the outro just mentioned is probably the longest Outro on a German rap album I've ever heard, but this makes it bad in any way ,
All in all, a very successful conclusion Madu III of the series and I can only recommend buying this masterpiece!