1) "WCM" (intro)
Some talking by C-Bo talking about 151 a little flowing in the background as a nice beat from D-Sane plays to introduce the album. A nice little intro track.
2) "Chop It"
A coo beat by Ricc Rude that has a good pace to it. 151 puts it down on the mic. I like his style on the mic and is delivery is good. He talks about drugs and some other stuff. A good song to start the album with, I'm feeling it overall.
3) "It's Like That" ft. C-Bo, Yukmouth
An ok beat by Rhythm D, but I think the beat could have been better. C-Bo starts it off with an ok verse. 151 has the second verse and spits some good rhymes. Yukmouth has the third verse and brings heat on the mic. I think he has the best verse of the three. It's a coo song overall, although I think the beat could have been better.
4) "Thug Entrapenurz" ft. JT The Bigga Figga, Coz Pacino
I like the beat by One Drop Scott for this song. I'm feeling JT and 151 more than Coz Pacino, but all three come nicely on the mic. The verses are on point and the hook is coo. A pretty solid track from start to finish, I'm feeling it overall.
5) "Game Over" ft. Young Meek
Another nice beat by One Drop Scott to get things started. Young Meek starts it off with a decent verse. There's some nice vocals on the hook. I like 151 more than Young Meek on the mic. A pretty good song overall, a nice medium pace to it as Young Meek and 151 come nicely on the mic.
6) "Paranoid"
A tight ass solo song right here. The beat by DJ Silk is on point and has a coo pace to it. 151 comes nicely on the mic. He talks about being paranoid about everything in life, living in fear that someone's out to get him. A tight song overall, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
7) "All I Ever Wanted Pt. 2" ft. Frame
Syko lays down a nice slow paced beat for 151 to flow to. He talks about how all he ever wanted to live the good life, but it's hard to make it in life. Some nice guitar work by One Drop Scott to go along with the beat. Frame comes nicely on his verse. I think it would have worked fine as a solo song, but Frame does his thang and puts down some good lyrics. A nice slow paced song, I'm feeling it overall.
8) "Westcoast" ft. Killa Tay, C-Bo
This song was taken from C-Bo's Life as a Rider album. This was probably the best song on that album and it's still a banging song. Mike Mosley lays down a clean beat as C-Bo, Killa Tay and 151 lay down some tight flows on the mic. It may be a recyled track, but it's a nice addition to the album.
9) "All Began" ft. N.Y.A.
A decent beat by Ryan "RC" Croone for this song. I'm not feeling N.Y.A. at all. I don't their delivery at all. The first member of N.Y.A. also does the hook and I'm not feeling that either. 151 finishes off the song with a good verse, but this is really the only good part of the song. I skip this one every time, not really feeling it overall.
10) "Off Top"
A nice rebound from the previous track to this one. Ryan "RC" Croone lays down a tight beat to get things started with. 151 puts down some tight flows on the mic. I like how he delivers his lyrics for this song. This is one of my favorite tracks on the album, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
11) "Thug it Up" ft. Don P., Tiffany
This has a nice slow pace to it. A coo beat by John Silva. Tiffany lays down some sweet female vocals on the hook. 151 starts the song off with a coo verse. This is more of a laid back ride in your car type of song. Don P lays down a coo verse as well. A well put together song. I'm feeling it overall.
12) "All We Know" ft. C-Bo, Cyco
J-Hen lays down a coo beat that has a nice pace to it. C-Bo, Cyco and 151 bring heat on the mic here. It's another nice laid back type of song. Nothing too special on this song, just some coo laid back flows to a coo beat. I'm feeling it.
13) "Hustlaz Prayer" ft. Ridah
A coo beat by Pizzo to start this track off with. The vocals on the hook are done by Robin Wilson as well as the nice guitar work in the background. 151 starts it off with a solid verse. Ridah comes next and spits a good verse. It has a nice medium pace to it. Some solid flows on the mic and a good beat. A good song overall.
14) "Action Packed" ft. Laroo
I'm loving this beat by Tic Toc. Laroo starts the song off with a good verse. 151 spits his own tight lyrics on his verse. Both hook up on the chorus for some good vocals. A solid track overall, I'm loving the beat and flows fit in perfectly. One of my favorite songs on the album.
15) "Let's Get Paid"
Mike Wingo lays down a pretty good beat for 151 to flow to. He just talks about getting his cash. Todd Brown does the vocals on the hook which are alright, although I think a hook by 151 would have fit better. It's a pretty good song overall.
16) "Back 2 Back" ft. Mob Figaz
John Silva lays down a hard beat for this song. The Mob Figaz come tight on the mic and 151 puts down his own coo flows. It's a pretty good song overall, I'm feeling the beat the most out of anything, but the flows are on point and the Mob Figaz make for a good feature. A solid song overall.
17) "Mello Gangsta"
A nice slow paced beat by SikCell to get things started. 151 comes good on the mic. His delivery and the subject of the track has a perfect feel to it. Everything really fits together well on this song. It's a good song overall, I'm feeling it.
18) "WWIII" (Lakuvrespekt outro)
151 lays down his own beat for this song. He spits some hard lyrics to finish the album with. A good hard style that I'm feeling. I think he needed more solo songs on the album. A solid song to finish the album with, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
Overall this was a solid release from 151. I liked the beats, the flows and most of the features. I think he needed to have more solo songs on the album, but the features he chose were solid for the most part. With 18 solid tracks this is a good pickup for any fan. I think future releases will be even better from 151, but this is a good starting point for him. A solid release overall.
Overall Rating = 4/5
Some talking by C-Bo talking about 151 a little flowing in the background as a nice beat from D-Sane plays to introduce the album. A nice little intro track.
2) "Chop It"
A coo beat by Ricc Rude that has a good pace to it. 151 puts it down on the mic. I like his style on the mic and is delivery is good. He talks about drugs and some other stuff. A good song to start the album with, I'm feeling it overall.
3) "It's Like That" ft. C-Bo, Yukmouth
An ok beat by Rhythm D, but I think the beat could have been better. C-Bo starts it off with an ok verse. 151 has the second verse and spits some good rhymes. Yukmouth has the third verse and brings heat on the mic. I think he has the best verse of the three. It's a coo song overall, although I think the beat could have been better.
4) "Thug Entrapenurz" ft. JT The Bigga Figga, Coz Pacino
I like the beat by One Drop Scott for this song. I'm feeling JT and 151 more than Coz Pacino, but all three come nicely on the mic. The verses are on point and the hook is coo. A pretty solid track from start to finish, I'm feeling it overall.
5) "Game Over" ft. Young Meek
Another nice beat by One Drop Scott to get things started. Young Meek starts it off with a decent verse. There's some nice vocals on the hook. I like 151 more than Young Meek on the mic. A pretty good song overall, a nice medium pace to it as Young Meek and 151 come nicely on the mic.
6) "Paranoid"
A tight ass solo song right here. The beat by DJ Silk is on point and has a coo pace to it. 151 comes nicely on the mic. He talks about being paranoid about everything in life, living in fear that someone's out to get him. A tight song overall, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
7) "All I Ever Wanted Pt. 2" ft. Frame
Syko lays down a nice slow paced beat for 151 to flow to. He talks about how all he ever wanted to live the good life, but it's hard to make it in life. Some nice guitar work by One Drop Scott to go along with the beat. Frame comes nicely on his verse. I think it would have worked fine as a solo song, but Frame does his thang and puts down some good lyrics. A nice slow paced song, I'm feeling it overall.
8) "Westcoast" ft. Killa Tay, C-Bo
This song was taken from C-Bo's Life as a Rider album. This was probably the best song on that album and it's still a banging song. Mike Mosley lays down a clean beat as C-Bo, Killa Tay and 151 lay down some tight flows on the mic. It may be a recyled track, but it's a nice addition to the album.
9) "All Began" ft. N.Y.A.
A decent beat by Ryan "RC" Croone for this song. I'm not feeling N.Y.A. at all. I don't their delivery at all. The first member of N.Y.A. also does the hook and I'm not feeling that either. 151 finishes off the song with a good verse, but this is really the only good part of the song. I skip this one every time, not really feeling it overall.
10) "Off Top"
A nice rebound from the previous track to this one. Ryan "RC" Croone lays down a tight beat to get things started with. 151 puts down some tight flows on the mic. I like how he delivers his lyrics for this song. This is one of my favorite tracks on the album, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
11) "Thug it Up" ft. Don P., Tiffany
This has a nice slow pace to it. A coo beat by John Silva. Tiffany lays down some sweet female vocals on the hook. 151 starts the song off with a coo verse. This is more of a laid back ride in your car type of song. Don P lays down a coo verse as well. A well put together song. I'm feeling it overall.
12) "All We Know" ft. C-Bo, Cyco
J-Hen lays down a coo beat that has a nice pace to it. C-Bo, Cyco and 151 bring heat on the mic here. It's another nice laid back type of song. Nothing too special on this song, just some coo laid back flows to a coo beat. I'm feeling it.
13) "Hustlaz Prayer" ft. Ridah
A coo beat by Pizzo to start this track off with. The vocals on the hook are done by Robin Wilson as well as the nice guitar work in the background. 151 starts it off with a solid verse. Ridah comes next and spits a good verse. It has a nice medium pace to it. Some solid flows on the mic and a good beat. A good song overall.
14) "Action Packed" ft. Laroo
I'm loving this beat by Tic Toc. Laroo starts the song off with a good verse. 151 spits his own tight lyrics on his verse. Both hook up on the chorus for some good vocals. A solid track overall, I'm loving the beat and flows fit in perfectly. One of my favorite songs on the album.
15) "Let's Get Paid"
Mike Wingo lays down a pretty good beat for 151 to flow to. He just talks about getting his cash. Todd Brown does the vocals on the hook which are alright, although I think a hook by 151 would have fit better. It's a pretty good song overall.
16) "Back 2 Back" ft. Mob Figaz
John Silva lays down a hard beat for this song. The Mob Figaz come tight on the mic and 151 puts down his own coo flows. It's a pretty good song overall, I'm feeling the beat the most out of anything, but the flows are on point and the Mob Figaz make for a good feature. A solid song overall.
17) "Mello Gangsta"
A nice slow paced beat by SikCell to get things started. 151 comes good on the mic. His delivery and the subject of the track has a perfect feel to it. Everything really fits together well on this song. It's a good song overall, I'm feeling it.
18) "WWIII" (Lakuvrespekt outro)
151 lays down his own beat for this song. He spits some hard lyrics to finish the album with. A good hard style that I'm feeling. I think he needed more solo songs on the album. A solid song to finish the album with, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
Overall this was a solid release from 151. I liked the beats, the flows and most of the features. I think he needed to have more solo songs on the album, but the features he chose were solid for the most part. With 18 solid tracks this is a good pickup for any fan. I think future releases will be even better from 151, but this is a good starting point for him. A solid release overall.
Overall Rating = 4/5
