After his two platinum albums * Back For The First Time * and * Word Of Mouf * versa Ludacris end of 2003 with Chicken and Beer back. His 3rd full-length album is much less spectacular than the first two at initial hearing. What counts as an excuse for the most part, here is the reality: Chicken and Beer is simply timeless music, and what the long-term effects are concerned certainly Luda's best album. Here it is not about the current club hit (he * However, with * Stand Up ...), but a very comprehensive, atmospheric album which is in 3 years from now as well as audibly today. This can only be great artists. Must the Disturbing Tha Peace member to credit for which he has thrown no accumulation of plastic melidiösen songs on the market, despite the hype surrounding his person. So this CD is growing from time to time. The tracks are as follows: Southern Fried Intro: had already used on a sample of the Wu-Tang Clan for * I Can not Go To Sleep *, the MC from Atlanta raps through and through very fast and confident. A better start, there might be little. Blow It Out: One of the best songs on the album. Breaker Beat and powerful Strofen plus sing-along chorus. In the second Strofe Bill O'Reilly is dissed including Pepsi. The history should be known ... Stand Up (feat Shawnna.): The first single, also in Germany not just unsuccessful. One of the few club hits of nowadays still takes place at a high level and where the rapper raps not interchangeable acting on a 0-8-15 Conveyor beat of the bar. No, here is finesse: Roc-A-Fella Producer Kanye West brings an outstanding, bouncing beat and kick his Luda Rhymes as usual, highly amusing and eloquent. Splash Waterfalls: Funny song with obscene allusions and words. As implemented by Ludacris accustomed funny and not rübergebracht deadly serious. Good number. Hard Times (feat 8 Ball, MJG & Carl Thomas.): With guest post by Legend 8-Ball and MJG and an excellent hook sung by Carl Thomas Here is another highlight. The beat is also quite outstanding. Top! Diamond In Tha Back: A quiet, smoother track, produced by Supa * * Producers: DJ Paul & Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia. Very nice samples in the Hook and very well rapped, slow Strofen of Ludacris. Screwed Up (feat Lil. 'Flip): Along with the new Down South superstar Lil' Flip spittet Luda here really good verses, where the simple 'f *** you' refrain of the song fits very well. Flip dominates again. P-Poppin '(feat Shawnna & Lil.' Fate): An absolute blast! Ingenious Beat of Zukhan Bey plus really cool lyrics about * P-Poppin '* ... especially Shawnna convinces with a very feminine Strofe ... one of the best tracks ever by Ludacris! HipHop Quotables: Produced by Erick Sermon this is the worst song on the CD. Fits into not quite know the beat is also a bummer. Sounds like Standard East Coast rap and thus not by Ludacris. Had to save you need. Hoes In My Room (feat Snoop Dogg.): Hit potential! Snoop grumbles as usual about fat women who pursue him, and reached a level that one with him no longer so often heard lately. Also Luda convinced with clearly Snoop is on this point in the foreground and contributes the special flavor. Very good. Teamwork: A Hammer Song. Ingenious Beat with oblique flute sample together with an ingenious, very catchy chorus. Exactly these songs make Ludacris so unique and unrivaled in its field. Absolute catchy! We Got (feat Chingy, I-20 & Tity Boi.): My personal favorite song on the album. The beat comes again by DJ Paul & Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia. Underlaid Beautifully dark and with a cough. However, the special feature of the track are the Gunshots that eintreten.Hammer repeatedly instead of a chorus! The Rapp Arts 4 of Disturbing Tha Peace members are all well above average and real highlights, first and foremost that of Chingy. As I said Totaler Burner. Eyebrows Down (feat Tity Boi & Dolla Boy.): Even the completion of the CD succeeds very well, thoughtful song on a grandiose Beat. Do you often hear about the class of the songs to be able to understand 100%. As with some numbers of this album.
