This is the new album by Lyrikal Warfare. It is a re-release of Articles of War. All of LW's cds thus far have been produced by Daynja, but 98% the producing duties of this album have been handled over to Blaze.
The first track is "War Games." This is the one song that put Lyrikal Warfare on the map. It was first on Skinny Pimp's Back To The playaz Ball album. I was introduced to them from buying that cd and listening to that song. Anywayz it's produced by DJ Squeeky and they all come hard. This is the only track on then album where you'll hear Daynja. It also features Tantrum.
The next song is "Get Off My Dick" This song is real tight. The beat has a real sinister feel to it. and it features Dizassta.
Up next is "Hoe Go Getta 2k3" which features Klo$eOut. The beat is kinda laid back. It's str8.
Track 4 is "20/20 Vision (Myschief Solo)". This song is pretty good. The song is about ridin on 20s. Myschief holds it down.
Next is "Mirror Mirror" and it features Mista G. The song is real mellow and for some reason it's censored. But it's still tight none of the least.
The next song is "Grippin Wood 2k3" is aight. the beat is straight and Trantum had the best verse. The first version of this song is alot better.
"Can't Fuck Wits Us" is probably my favorite track. The beat is out cold. The song features Klo$eout and Mista G. They all came tight with the flows.
Track 8 is "After Night Fall" and it features Mista G. The beat has a sinister mellow feel to it. It's real tight.
"Stop Drop And Roll" features Klo$eOut and some female (I think it's Enemy from the first album). I don't really care for the beat. The flows are aight. I usually skip this song.
Track 10 is "No Wherrre To Run" featuring Mista G and Tantrum. It's pretty coo.
Next song is "Marching" The beat kinda reminds me of Detroit House music. Not that that's a bad thing cuz I like it, but if u didn't grow up listen to ghetto house music u might not like the beat. Mista G and Lil Blaze are the only ones rappin and they both came off hard.
Track 12 is "Raw" this song features Mista G and Tantrum. I don't really care for this song. Nother song I usually skip. And beat and flows are straight.
The last 6 tracks are bonus tracks that are only included in this re-release.
The first song is cold. It's a duo from Blaze and Myschief. They both came tight on this one.
Track 14 like Marching has a Detroit Ghetto House music kinda beat. It's a duo by Tantrum and Mista G. It's pretty tight.
Track 15 is a solo by a new STL rapper by the name of Epademic titled "Colder Than I". It starts off with a lil skit and then the beat drops. It's a real laid back beat. Then after about 3 minutes the beat switches up to another laid back beat that kinda sounds like a remix to the original one. The song, like the title it cold.
The next song is out cold. It's jus Blaze and and I think Disazzta rappin. They both go off.
The next track is real laid back and it's tight. All of Warfare come tight with the verses.
The last track is pretty coo. I don't bump it much tho.
Since I was used to hearin Daynja's production, when I heard that he didn't do any beats on the album I thought I wasn't goin to like it. But I was pleasntlt surprised. Blaze did just as good of a job as Daynja. I'd give it 4.5/5.
The first track is "War Games." This is the one song that put Lyrikal Warfare on the map. It was first on Skinny Pimp's Back To The playaz Ball album. I was introduced to them from buying that cd and listening to that song. Anywayz it's produced by DJ Squeeky and they all come hard. This is the only track on then album where you'll hear Daynja. It also features Tantrum.
The next song is "Get Off My Dick" This song is real tight. The beat has a real sinister feel to it. and it features Dizassta.
Up next is "Hoe Go Getta 2k3" which features Klo$eOut. The beat is kinda laid back. It's str8.
Track 4 is "20/20 Vision (Myschief Solo)". This song is pretty good. The song is about ridin on 20s. Myschief holds it down.
Next is "Mirror Mirror" and it features Mista G. The song is real mellow and for some reason it's censored. But it's still tight none of the least.
The next song is "Grippin Wood 2k3" is aight. the beat is straight and Trantum had the best verse. The first version of this song is alot better.
"Can't Fuck Wits Us" is probably my favorite track. The beat is out cold. The song features Klo$eout and Mista G. They all came tight with the flows.
Track 8 is "After Night Fall" and it features Mista G. The beat has a sinister mellow feel to it. It's real tight.
"Stop Drop And Roll" features Klo$eOut and some female (I think it's Enemy from the first album). I don't really care for the beat. The flows are aight. I usually skip this song.
Track 10 is "No Wherrre To Run" featuring Mista G and Tantrum. It's pretty coo.
Next song is "Marching" The beat kinda reminds me of Detroit House music. Not that that's a bad thing cuz I like it, but if u didn't grow up listen to ghetto house music u might not like the beat. Mista G and Lil Blaze are the only ones rappin and they both came off hard.
Track 12 is "Raw" this song features Mista G and Tantrum. I don't really care for this song. Nother song I usually skip. And beat and flows are straight.
The last 6 tracks are bonus tracks that are only included in this re-release.
The first song is cold. It's a duo from Blaze and Myschief. They both came tight on this one.
Track 14 like Marching has a Detroit Ghetto House music kinda beat. It's a duo by Tantrum and Mista G. It's pretty tight.
Track 15 is a solo by a new STL rapper by the name of Epademic titled "Colder Than I". It starts off with a lil skit and then the beat drops. It's a real laid back beat. Then after about 3 minutes the beat switches up to another laid back beat that kinda sounds like a remix to the original one. The song, like the title it cold.
The next song is out cold. It's jus Blaze and and I think Disazzta rappin. They both go off.
The next track is real laid back and it's tight. All of Warfare come tight with the verses.
The last track is pretty coo. I don't bump it much tho.
Since I was used to hearin Daynja's production, when I heard that he didn't do any beats on the album I thought I wasn't goin to like it. But I was pleasntlt surprised. Blaze did just as good of a job as Daynja. I'd give it 4.5/5.
