Millenium highlight the Rap (-A-Lot) Heaven!

BOOOM ...! "Last Of A Dying Breed": this bomb is definitely high. The Scarface logs back once more. After 98iger "My Homies" So now the now the sixth solo album of the Geto Boys Brad Jordan aka Mr.Scarface. Much can be said at this point: This Rap-A-Lot Act is one of the fattest between South, East and West Cost in 2000 and that's probably absolutely beyond dispute. Booming bass, delightfully funky Soulrythmen, coupled with the unmistakable voice of one of the most active veterans of gangsters rape the last 12 years, making this record the definitive listening experience. Handle Scarface on "My Homies" even rows on its own Rap-A-Lot Clique back, appears "Last Of A Dying Breed" rather than a typical West Coast production, which is then accompanied by some well-known artists of the region. Daz and Kurupt, from the Death Row camp just enter your serenade like Too Short and Roc-A-Fellas Jay-Z. Should not go unmentioned at this point the collabo with Redman and Erick Sermon. "And Yo" featuring Redman and "It Ain`t Pt II" with Erick Sermon as a producer are clear signs in the direction of acceptance between the coasts. "Last Of A Dying Breed" beside Dr. Dre`s "2001" My Favorite album of the year. Check It Out ... Peace, Thomas, Dessau-City