Get Crunk!

Since 1997, Lil Jon is in the game, but only with "Kings Of Crunk", which appeared in 2002, he managed and his East Side Boyz major international breakthrough. Here is the special edition, which was added yet a complete second CD with a total of 7 additional songs and 6 videos. The productions have completely taken over the three even while tinged set on a mix of hard Crunk and R'n'B tracks. Lyrically stood Lil Jon the big stars of the scene to people like Pastor Troy, Krayzie Bone, Bo Hagon, Ying Yang Twins, Mystikal, Ludacris, Usher, Petey Pablo, Jadakiss and many more to the side.
The first part of the album is dedicated to the harder pieces. The very first is a true bass-monster. "Throw It Up" featured Pastor Troy, the Sehle raps next to Lil Jon from the body and thus makes the opener of the plate a real bomb. The next two songs, "Knockin Heads Off" with Jadakiss and Styles P and "Bitch" with Too Short and Chyna Whyte are of harder caliber act compared to "I Do not Give A Fuck" really harmless. On said track the drums beat and uncompromising penetrant out of the boxes, so that you take the very successful background noise hardly true. In rap Mystikal and Krayzie Bone really awesome and Lil Jon cries incidentally as usual. A real smash. E-40, Petey Pablo, Bun B and 8Ball support Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz on "Rep Yo City" Das geht ab also neat, especially during the geschrienen Hooks. All rap here better than me, but Bun B and Petey Pablo I like best. Now you can reach the center of "Kings Of Crunk". It is fairly quiet and starts fantastic with really chilled "Nothin On" with Oobie, Chyna Whyte and Bo Hagon. The instrumental consists of a relaxed beat, which is backed by a great, flute-like melody. Bo Hagon raps here really strong, and Chyna Whyte is not bad, only the verse from Lil Jon disappointed somewhat. However highlight of this song is the refrain which was sung by R & B star Oobie fantastic. Unfortunately, the other softer numbers are not nearly as strong. "Ooh Na Na Naa Naa" with Oobie and Devin The Dude and "Play No Games" with Oobie, Fat Joe and Trick Daddy you can listen to and indeed from time, but after several times they are a bit annoying. Only "Nothins Free" by Lil Jon and Oobie is again a beautiful piece. Accompanied by a fantastic background melody runs Lil Jon's protege to maximum power on, especially in the chorus, which is simply top notch. Lil Jon also comes here for once quite good on the mic. Towards the end of the album there then a few party tracks. They are led by "Get Low" with the Ying Yang Twins. It's a hard Crunk fireworks going forward tidy and really brings each club to overcooking. The Twins provide here the from what is expected of them: an ingenious aggressive performance. The remix plus there's immediately next. The Instrumental remained exactly the same, but in addition to the Ying Yang Twins are here also Elephant Man and Busta Rhymes represented who do their thing really good. The grand finale was still "Yeah!" taken from Usher's album "Confessions" with it. This song is really great, but I would have rather wished for a MC instead Usher for this insanity beat because I Feature Ludacris here like significantly better than the R'n'B Bard.
The bonus CD like it overall quite good. The best song is available with the "Get Low" Merengue Mix at the beginning. Besides Lil Jon and the Ying Yang Twins here performs even Pitbull on the incredibly fast Latin beat, the right divine sounds and I like it almost better than the original. Another sound bomb is the cillige "Dirty Dancin '. It is based on a great guitar melody, sings about the Oobie with her enchanting voice and drags me anew every time. the remaining tracks to the hard "Get Your Weight Up" (feat. TI & 8Ball), "Throw It Up (Remix)" (feat. Young Buck & Pastor Troy), "Put Yo Hood Up (Remix)" (feat respectively. Jadakiss, Petey Pablo, Chyna Whyte & Roy Jones Jr.), "What They Want" (feat. Chyna Whyte & Ying Yang Twins) and "What You Gonna Do" (feat. Lil Scrappy) can convince and enrich each Party . drive, when it is booming out of the speakers. The videos, which are also still with it, many of the songs "Get Low", "Play No Games", "I Do not Give A Fuck", "Put Yo Hood Up", "Bia Bia" and "I Like The Girlz ", all of which are well worth seeing. Lyrically you must of "Kings Of Crunk" Of course not expect all too much. It's just a pure party-album from Atlanta, which clearly reflected in the texts. If that do not mind, and who is looking for a plate to precisely such, is at Lil Jon's most successful album to date come to the right address.