I must say this album surprised me a lot seeing what he's done in his last few solo albums and the 2 Sav album. My advice is to go get this album as quick as possible. Read the review and you'll see what I mean.
Disc 1
1) "Intro"
A tight beat by Pale Soul to get the album started right. Hollow comes with some tight ass raps. I like the way he flows on this track a lot better then his last solo album. It's a short track, but a tight one to get this album started right. I like that it's an actual track and not just a talking intro. A tight track overall.
2) "Ghetto Kid"
Another solid beat by Pale Soul. Hollow has a bit of a laid back flow on this track as he talks about his past and some of the hardships he's had to face growing up in the ghetto. A lot of heart on this song. I like the verses and the hook a lot. A very good track overall, I'm feeling to the fullest. A nice heart felt song from Hollow.
3) "Why" ft. AP.9
I like Hollow Tip and AP.9 together on this song. Pale Soul lays down another solid beat that gets you into the song. AP starts it off with a good verse. Hollow has the second verse and spits some good flows. They talk about some of the things that make their lifes hard and wondering why it is so hard. A solid track overall, I'm feeling it.
4) "Weenie (Shit)" (skit)
A short phone call from C-Lim.
5) "War Music" ft. The Mercenaries
Hollow Tip disses C-Lim hard on this track. Some of the lines he uses are hilarious like, "Smoke one Slim Joke One," and he calls him RuPaul. The Mercenaries come tight, but take a back seat to Hollow's flows. He rips it up on the mic and disses C-Lim hard. Baby Bubb comes with a tight beat to fit it all together. I'm feeling this song to the fullest, one of my favorite tracks on the album.
6) "Nelsi the Great"
Baby Bubb comes with another tight beat. Hollow comes with some tight ass flows on this song. I like his delivery on this album a lot more than the past few albums he's been on. He talks about being Nelsi the Great. A very good track overall, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
7) "Messy Marv" (skit)
Just a quick phone call from Messy Marv.
8) "Real Witt" ft. Messy Marv
A clean beat by Crazy 8 that knoccs hard. Messy Marv starts it off with an ok verse. I'm feeling Hollow Tip a lot more than Messy on this track, although I like Messy on the hook a lot. I'm feeling the beat a lot though. Might have been better is Messy was just on the hook, but a solid track regardless, I'm feeling it.
9) "Military Grind" ft. The Mercenaries, Mic-C
I love the beat for this song by Baby Bubb. I've never been a fan of Mic-C though and this is just another track I think he ruins. The Mercenaries and Hollow come tight as fuck on the mic, but Mic-C just doesn't cut it for me. Hollow puts it down on the hook though. A tight beat and some good flows from Hollow, I just wish there was no Mic-C.
10) "4 Da Streets" ft. Mic-C
This is the first track that I'm not really 100% into it. Baby Bubb didn't come that tight with the beat and I'm not feeling Mic-C or Hollow Tip that much on the mic. I really don't like the hook at all. Just a filler track in my opinion.
11) "Check My Resume"
Back to another cool track. Pale Soul lays down a nice beat and Hollow puts down some good flows on the mic. He comes a lot tighter here than on the last track. He talks about his resume from his life in the streets. Some vintage Hollow Tip flows right here. I'm feeling this track overall.
12) "What it Iz"
I'm not really feeling the beat by Kreep that much, but Hollow Tip puts it down on the mic. I'm not into the hook too much, but I like his verses. With a better hook and beat this might have been a tight track, but I'm not feeling it too much how it is now.
13) "The Shit"
Sean T lays down a tight beat for Hollow. He comes tight on the mic with some clean flows that fit perfectly with the beat. Sean T gets you into the track with the production and Hollow Tip puts it down on the mic. The flows on the hook are hella funny too. He talk about the ladies on this one. A coo track overall, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
14) "Got to Strive
Baby Bubb gives Hollow a nice slow paced beat to flow to. Hollow puts down more of those heart felt lyrics from track two. I think his flow is pretty good, although at times he needs to tone it down a slow his pace down a bit. Still I like the topic of the track and he comes with some good lyrics. A good track to finish the first disc.
Disc 1
1) "Intro"
A tight beat by Pale Soul to get the album started right. Hollow comes with some tight ass raps. I like the way he flows on this track a lot better then his last solo album. It's a short track, but a tight one to get this album started right. I like that it's an actual track and not just a talking intro. A tight track overall.
2) "Ghetto Kid"
Another solid beat by Pale Soul. Hollow has a bit of a laid back flow on this track as he talks about his past and some of the hardships he's had to face growing up in the ghetto. A lot of heart on this song. I like the verses and the hook a lot. A very good track overall, I'm feeling to the fullest. A nice heart felt song from Hollow.
3) "Why" ft. AP.9
I like Hollow Tip and AP.9 together on this song. Pale Soul lays down another solid beat that gets you into the song. AP starts it off with a good verse. Hollow has the second verse and spits some good flows. They talk about some of the things that make their lifes hard and wondering why it is so hard. A solid track overall, I'm feeling it.
4) "Weenie (Shit)" (skit)
A short phone call from C-Lim.
5) "War Music" ft. The Mercenaries
Hollow Tip disses C-Lim hard on this track. Some of the lines he uses are hilarious like, "Smoke one Slim Joke One," and he calls him RuPaul. The Mercenaries come tight, but take a back seat to Hollow's flows. He rips it up on the mic and disses C-Lim hard. Baby Bubb comes with a tight beat to fit it all together. I'm feeling this song to the fullest, one of my favorite tracks on the album.
6) "Nelsi the Great"
Baby Bubb comes with another tight beat. Hollow comes with some tight ass flows on this song. I like his delivery on this album a lot more than the past few albums he's been on. He talks about being Nelsi the Great. A very good track overall, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
7) "Messy Marv" (skit)
Just a quick phone call from Messy Marv.
8) "Real Witt" ft. Messy Marv
A clean beat by Crazy 8 that knoccs hard. Messy Marv starts it off with an ok verse. I'm feeling Hollow Tip a lot more than Messy on this track, although I like Messy on the hook a lot. I'm feeling the beat a lot though. Might have been better is Messy was just on the hook, but a solid track regardless, I'm feeling it.
9) "Military Grind" ft. The Mercenaries, Mic-C
I love the beat for this song by Baby Bubb. I've never been a fan of Mic-C though and this is just another track I think he ruins. The Mercenaries and Hollow come tight as fuck on the mic, but Mic-C just doesn't cut it for me. Hollow puts it down on the hook though. A tight beat and some good flows from Hollow, I just wish there was no Mic-C.
10) "4 Da Streets" ft. Mic-C
This is the first track that I'm not really 100% into it. Baby Bubb didn't come that tight with the beat and I'm not feeling Mic-C or Hollow Tip that much on the mic. I really don't like the hook at all. Just a filler track in my opinion.
11) "Check My Resume"
Back to another cool track. Pale Soul lays down a nice beat and Hollow puts down some good flows on the mic. He comes a lot tighter here than on the last track. He talks about his resume from his life in the streets. Some vintage Hollow Tip flows right here. I'm feeling this track overall.
12) "What it Iz"
I'm not really feeling the beat by Kreep that much, but Hollow Tip puts it down on the mic. I'm not into the hook too much, but I like his verses. With a better hook and beat this might have been a tight track, but I'm not feeling it too much how it is now.
13) "The Shit"
Sean T lays down a tight beat for Hollow. He comes tight on the mic with some clean flows that fit perfectly with the beat. Sean T gets you into the track with the production and Hollow Tip puts it down on the mic. The flows on the hook are hella funny too. He talk about the ladies on this one. A coo track overall, I'm feeling it to the fullest.
14) "Got to Strive
Baby Bubb gives Hollow a nice slow paced beat to flow to. Hollow puts down more of those heart felt lyrics from track two. I think his flow is pretty good, although at times he needs to tone it down a slow his pace down a bit. Still I like the topic of the track and he comes with some good lyrics. A good track to finish the first disc.
