A definite masterpiece!

If today the name heard Ja Rule, think of a just embarrassing commercial Hip-Pop, as it seems inconceivable that Yes has releast an absolute killer album in 1999, the more than even for me as absolute NY fan (by Nas on Mobb Deep Wu-Tang to Cormega, Biggie etc ...) one of the best albums of all time is in addition to "The Infamous Mobb Deep" and their "Hell on Earth".
The atmosphere that comes with the horn is to my mind incomparably and uniquely managed and deep.Sie is something between melancholy and depressed and aggressive and is already "verregnten" from gloomy Cover perfectly vertreten.Das Intro clarified in advance with which suffering and difficulties Yes deal on.The first 3 tracks all sound quite similar and are best suited to these somber unique atmosphere, the album hervorbringt.Track 5 "Holla Holla" was the first single and is not as unusual by far the worst song on the CD and in my opinion, just embarrassed (the video this again illustrates this impression). "Kill em all" is a true classic and sounds wonderful convincing and relaxed. "Niggaz Theme" and "Story to Tell" are both very dark, in contrast, "Suicide Freestyle" and especially the brilliant "Count on your nigga" very relaxing and disseminate definitely a more positive, better Stimmung.Das also applies to the following songs like the great "It`s Murda" and Yes's duo with Erick Sermon "E-Dub & YES"; on the edge should the Murda Baptist Church Skit really anhöen, it's damn funny;
After that comes my supposed favorite track, where you can hardly have one on this album. Because "Murda 4 Life", which is also on Memph Bleeks` "Coming of Age", is an absolute Burner and the electric Beat skin saumäßig rein.Track against 17-19 are again very thoughtful and are especially lyrically probably the strongest in the album. Final Track is the gangster anthem "The Murderes" which again features a hammer exit and features a crass fat pumping beat.
Could there alone 3 songs "Murder" contain one think fast that the Inahlt is very simple, this is true but keinesegs to the contrary, the lyrics are very diverse and stimulate reflection. However, not only the verse and Beatz hew fully pure and Jas Flow and his scratchy rough voice are its best and lead to a real milestone album.
Incidentally, my previous reviewers have already said everything, I just wanted to clarify once again that I am not a child that necessarily HH hear Ja Rule is great and otherwise only Eminem and P. Diddy hört.Im contrary I Albums of pretty much all EastcoastMCs (Wu / MobbDeep / Nas / Cormega / KoolGRap / BigPun / Biggie / Jigga etc ...) and yet this album is perhaps the best thing I have!
A must for anyone who hears HH !!