Young Buck - G Unit's Finest

Young Buck is back and I have to say he did not disappoint. After the sale of Mobb Deeps bankruptcies - Blood Money (not surprising) and Lloyd Banks - Rotten Apple (extremely solid album, understand nich why that has so badly) must G Unit anklotzen back to old successes. The first step would be done with this album ever and the new additions like Hot Rod and Mazaradi Fox are more promising rapper. 2007 may be the year when Hot Rod with Fast Lane equal even skin a good album after G Units. Now you have 50 cents only to stop his singing, Tony Yayo kick and The Game Get back on board and G Unit would reside not anymore. Since this will probably not be the case plays an important role in Young Buck the Unit. In my opinion, he is the only one who has remained encouragingly ground and consistently good music making while remaining true to his style (unlike Fiffty)

But now to the album:

the first 3 tracks are all smooth 5 Star Songs: confident perfect introduction to music, especially 'Say it to my face' with 8 Ball, MJG and Bun B.

Track 4 is rather chilling; Hi-Tek delivers a usual good beat and Snoop Dogg and Trick Daddy are the right to so nem song

This is followed by the single release 'Get Buck'; what can we say of the Beat is a board and when you look at the music video you could tell that it is a well-respected rapper Young Buck in. (In the video are Papoose, E-40, Young Dro, Lil Scrappy, TI, and to see a lot more)

Continuing with 3 quieter tracks; 2 are produced by Dr.Dre, all good especially 'Buck the World' with Lyfe Jennings and the jazzy 'Hold On'

Track 9, 'Pocket Full Of Money' with Young Jeezy I find now not so outstanding. Club Banger nothing really new.

For the next tracks are again the better besonders'Haters' is a deeper track with 'Kokane' on the hook.

Track 12 is I think the worst song on the album; the producede of Lil Jon song 'Money Good' is somehow unimaginative and boring. Comes across as just a stopgap.

But for now comes the absolute Chiller Track: Puff Puff Pass with Ky-Mani Marley (Reggae musician and son of Bob Marley) my absolute favorite on the album.

Next go up mit'Clean Man 'again a deeper track. But nothing special.

The next 2 songs knows anyway everyone: '4 Kings' and 'I Know You Want Me', sound tracks

And finally, what hard 'Lose my Mind': is truly under the skin so you know not Buck, shouting his lines and Eminem convinces with a really sick beat

So necessarily buy. Supportet Young Buck, the album gets at least

4 1/2 stars from me.