Best Carter Part

After a bad 2002, when Cash Money fans of Zorn great because both the albums of Big Tymers and baby, as well as that of the Stars Lil Wayne disappointed with unmotivated rape, pop beats and only moderate Hot Boys-prostheses is as TQ, Mikkey , Lac or Stone. After Juvenile had the Cash Money-carts pulled back in 2003 with his return from the dirt, 2004 was the first part of Weezy's "Tha Carter" series. Unlike its predecessor, "500 Degreez" has at Wayne changed a lot. The Cornrows gave way to dreadlocks and as features were mainly the Big Tymers to available, rather than the average other Cash Money Millionaires. Mannie Fresh Also, the almost produced the whole album appeared, as renewed and makes its name because his beats are really fresh. Because you realize that it did not particularly labor-intensive in 2003 properly done him good.
With a sort of intro song, namely "Walk In" begins "Tha Carter", the lyrical turns back to the tried and true Street Talk, as well as the usual land Poser and more profound material are not forgotten. On "Walk In" hit single "Go DJ", a club track first class follows. The deep and hard basslines bring every drive and every dance floor bouncing or sing along if Weezy to "Go DJ, yeah that's my DJ!" attaches. Great also do it with "This Is The Carter" continues, for the Mannie deeply reached into his bag of tricks and a fantastic guitar Beat conjured, the grooves unbelievable but also relaxed, to raps Mannie also Rafrain, so that the small Wayne fully and all to focus on the verses. After a little harder and personal "BM JR", shows us Weezy for the first time its nostalgic side. On the sad "I Miss My Dawgs" (feat. Reel) he mourns the time with the Hot Boys after a really great gesture, especially when you consider were that disputes between Juve, Turk, BG and the Cash Money camp erupted in the meantime , In addition to the very emotional instrumental that is next to Mannie's typical keyboards and strings of operations, particularly shines here Lil Wayne, who knows how to use his voice perfectly. The quality of "Tha Carter" is almost unbelievable, because the next track to "We Will not" (feat. Birdman) and "On My Own" (feat. Reel) are really successful, but can not use the Hammer "Tha Heat" match. Exceptionally, this song was not from Mannie, special produced Raj Smoove. In addition to driving beats and a great, very futuristic synth melody you can find here shots that accompany this hard track, and Weezy's hungry Rhymes perfect. Again more for clubs is "Bring It Back", you'll love how well again and Mannie Fresh show that never seemed as strong as 2004. Fantastically melodic, summery and easy comes the absolute chill number "Get Down" (feat. Birdman) over. One feels these sounds almost in front, as on the beach of a Caribbean island - Cash Money at its Best! Something to Jungle Beat-sounds "Snitch", which knows also to inspire and many variety of "Tha Carter" shows again. Mannie Fresh Mannie Fresh would not, if he did not make a song just about sex. This is what happened in the half of his album "The Mind Of Mannie Fresh" but with "Hoes", a not quite as serious, rather well here and that funny, number, both through her flute playing and Mannie's sung Parts and Wayne's not quite as female-friendly lyrics very amusing effect on the listener, at least if he is male. For perfect end of "Tha Carter" Lil Wayne has with "Is not That A Bitch" again a terrific song from. It bristles with power, includes powerful beats, strong guitar riffs and a Wayne, who raps here as good as later only very rarely.
When "Tha Carter" series, it's like movie trilogies: the first part is the best. Wayne's flow is again at the peak, just like his first two albums, and makes you forget the weaker "500 Degreez". The beats of Mannie Fresh, who was already on "Tha Carter II" no longer on board, are back as strong as last in 2001, if not even a little bit better, because more varied. As I said, none of the other two "Tha Carter" parts keep up here, let alone the third. Therefore, this album is for everyone, the little connecting with Cash Money Records, an absolute duty.