1) "Intro"
This is just the intro with some talking and ryhming by a guy named Handsome Jeff. Nothing but some talking with the same beat as the second song in the background.
2) "Playboy Tax"
The first song has a good beat done by Bishop. It was also the same beat from the intro track. Pat Rich talks about charging a playboy tax on all the girls. His voice isn't all that great and it doesn't really sound all that good. His flows are good on this one, this song is the kind that best fits his style of flow. A decent song at best, but I'm feeling all that much.
3) "Tabasco" ft. Jackpot
An ok beat by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Pat Rich starts it off with a good verse. Jackpot has the second verse and comes alright on the mic. A decent song, nothing all that great about it, but decent overall.
4) "Servin' Hot Ones"
A cool club type beat done by Bishop. The hook isn't that great, but Pat Rich on the verses comes cool. Not a great song, but it's the best so far. Pat Rich puts down some flows about servin out some hot ones. A good song overall.
5) "History" ft. Smoov-E
Probably the best song on the album right here. Smoov-E has the first and last verse and makes for a good feature. I'm not usually a big fan of Smoov-E, but he comes with a cool flow on this song. Smoov-E also lays down a cool beat that fits the theme of the song perfectly. Pat Rich has the second verse and spits a good one, I like his style on this type of slow beat. The best song on the album by far, I'm feeling it.
6) "Make Me Rich" ft. S.P.Laya
Bishop produces another club type beat for this song. The hook is terrible, I don't like the singing at all. I'm not feeling Pat Rich on the mic at all, I don't like his voice or the flows he puts down. S.P.Laya isn't that much of an improvement either. I'm not feeling this song at all.
7) "The Spit Shine" ft. Zigidy
Nickel 'n Dime Productions lays down a nice beat with some nice paino work in the background. I don't really think this type of beat fits Pat Rich's style at all though. Zigidy does the hook, but I'm not feeling it at all. Pat Rich spits some cool verses, but I'm not really feeling this song at all.
8) "Eye on the Ridah" ft. Count Salaz, Jackpot
Nickel 'n Dime Productions lays down a solid beat as Dan Burkett lays down some nice work on the guitar. Count Salaz comes first and comes hard on the mic, he spits the best verse of all three. Pat Rich comes with a good verse too, Jackpot is alright, but I'm not feeling him as much as the other two. Another one of the best songs on the album, a good song overall.
9) "Where You From" ft. Ant D.O.G.
Bishop lays down a cool beat. The hook to this song is bad, I don't like whoever sings it at all. Pat Rich comes with a couple decent verses. Ant D.O.G. rips up the mic on his verse. I'm feeling Ant D.O.G. the most out of anything on this song. A decent song overall.
10) "Payback" ft. Playa Renz
A solid beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Pat Rich has one of his best songs lyrically on this one. Playa Renz comes cool on his verse. I think it might have been best left as a Pat Rich solo, but it's still a cool song overall.
11) "Madman Grindin'" ft. Jackpot
Another beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions, but I'm not feeling this one as much as some of the other beats by them. Pat Rich comes ok on the mic with some nice flows. I'm not feeling Jackpot at all though, this would have been best left as a solo song. A decent song overall, it might have been better as a solo.
12) "G Shit/Pimp Shit" ft. Jackpot
A bit of a weird beat, but it's alright done again by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Jackpot comes much better on this song than the last one. Pat Rich comes alright on the mic, but the hook isn't very good. A good song overall, it would have been a lot better with a different hook.
13) "Vagina Variety" ft. Jackpot, Battleship Phil, Count Salaz
Another Nickel 'n Dime Productions beat, but I'm not feeling this one at all, with its slow pace. The flows are all about that variety in pussy. All four don't really have that outstanding of a flow, but I'm feeling Count Salaz the most. Really Count Salaz shines above the other three. I'm not feeling this song besides Count Salaz's verse.
14) "The Next Chapter"
A cool little beat done by Smoov-E and Brian Batoosingh. Pat Rich comes ok on the mic, but sometimes the beat goes too fast for him too keep up with. The hook is pretty good though. I like the hook and the beat the most on this one, I'm not feeling Pat Rich on the verses all that much. A decent song overall.
15) "Lay it Down"
Salvatore does the production for this song, but I'm not feeling it at all. I'm not feeling Pat Rich on the hook or on the verses at all. I don't like his delivery or his style on this one at all. Just a plain poor track overall, I'm feeling it at all.
16) "The Last Drop"
A cool little beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions right here. This is just a shout out type of song where Pat Rich just does a lot of talking. I like the beat a lot though.
17) "Outro"
Another solid beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Pat Rich saved his best for last. This is his best song I think. His flow is solid and it fits well with this beat. A good song to finish the song with, very good end to the album.
Overall I was expecting a lot more from Pat Rich on this album. The production was alright for the most part by there were a few songs that had some knoccin ass beats, but I found that I wasn't into a majority of the beats though. The features weren't all that great. The only ones that I was really into were Smoov-E, Ant D.O.G. and Count Salaz, the others weren't all that great. Pat Rich had a few shining moments on the mic where his flow was really tight, but for the most part I wasn't feeling his delivery or the lyrics he spit. I really wasn't feeling a majority of this album, maybe future releases will be better from Pat Rich.
Overall Rating = 2/5
This is just the intro with some talking and ryhming by a guy named Handsome Jeff. Nothing but some talking with the same beat as the second song in the background.
2) "Playboy Tax"
The first song has a good beat done by Bishop. It was also the same beat from the intro track. Pat Rich talks about charging a playboy tax on all the girls. His voice isn't all that great and it doesn't really sound all that good. His flows are good on this one, this song is the kind that best fits his style of flow. A decent song at best, but I'm feeling all that much.
3) "Tabasco" ft. Jackpot
An ok beat by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Pat Rich starts it off with a good verse. Jackpot has the second verse and comes alright on the mic. A decent song, nothing all that great about it, but decent overall.
4) "Servin' Hot Ones"
A cool club type beat done by Bishop. The hook isn't that great, but Pat Rich on the verses comes cool. Not a great song, but it's the best so far. Pat Rich puts down some flows about servin out some hot ones. A good song overall.
5) "History" ft. Smoov-E
Probably the best song on the album right here. Smoov-E has the first and last verse and makes for a good feature. I'm not usually a big fan of Smoov-E, but he comes with a cool flow on this song. Smoov-E also lays down a cool beat that fits the theme of the song perfectly. Pat Rich has the second verse and spits a good one, I like his style on this type of slow beat. The best song on the album by far, I'm feeling it.
6) "Make Me Rich" ft. S.P.Laya
Bishop produces another club type beat for this song. The hook is terrible, I don't like the singing at all. I'm not feeling Pat Rich on the mic at all, I don't like his voice or the flows he puts down. S.P.Laya isn't that much of an improvement either. I'm not feeling this song at all.
7) "The Spit Shine" ft. Zigidy
Nickel 'n Dime Productions lays down a nice beat with some nice paino work in the background. I don't really think this type of beat fits Pat Rich's style at all though. Zigidy does the hook, but I'm not feeling it at all. Pat Rich spits some cool verses, but I'm not really feeling this song at all.
8) "Eye on the Ridah" ft. Count Salaz, Jackpot
Nickel 'n Dime Productions lays down a solid beat as Dan Burkett lays down some nice work on the guitar. Count Salaz comes first and comes hard on the mic, he spits the best verse of all three. Pat Rich comes with a good verse too, Jackpot is alright, but I'm not feeling him as much as the other two. Another one of the best songs on the album, a good song overall.
9) "Where You From" ft. Ant D.O.G.
Bishop lays down a cool beat. The hook to this song is bad, I don't like whoever sings it at all. Pat Rich comes with a couple decent verses. Ant D.O.G. rips up the mic on his verse. I'm feeling Ant D.O.G. the most out of anything on this song. A decent song overall.
10) "Payback" ft. Playa Renz
A solid beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Pat Rich has one of his best songs lyrically on this one. Playa Renz comes cool on his verse. I think it might have been best left as a Pat Rich solo, but it's still a cool song overall.
11) "Madman Grindin'" ft. Jackpot
Another beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions, but I'm not feeling this one as much as some of the other beats by them. Pat Rich comes ok on the mic with some nice flows. I'm not feeling Jackpot at all though, this would have been best left as a solo song. A decent song overall, it might have been better as a solo.
12) "G Shit/Pimp Shit" ft. Jackpot
A bit of a weird beat, but it's alright done again by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Jackpot comes much better on this song than the last one. Pat Rich comes alright on the mic, but the hook isn't very good. A good song overall, it would have been a lot better with a different hook.
13) "Vagina Variety" ft. Jackpot, Battleship Phil, Count Salaz
Another Nickel 'n Dime Productions beat, but I'm not feeling this one at all, with its slow pace. The flows are all about that variety in pussy. All four don't really have that outstanding of a flow, but I'm feeling Count Salaz the most. Really Count Salaz shines above the other three. I'm not feeling this song besides Count Salaz's verse.
14) "The Next Chapter"
A cool little beat done by Smoov-E and Brian Batoosingh. Pat Rich comes ok on the mic, but sometimes the beat goes too fast for him too keep up with. The hook is pretty good though. I like the hook and the beat the most on this one, I'm not feeling Pat Rich on the verses all that much. A decent song overall.
15) "Lay it Down"
Salvatore does the production for this song, but I'm not feeling it at all. I'm not feeling Pat Rich on the hook or on the verses at all. I don't like his delivery or his style on this one at all. Just a plain poor track overall, I'm feeling it at all.
16) "The Last Drop"
A cool little beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions right here. This is just a shout out type of song where Pat Rich just does a lot of talking. I like the beat a lot though.
17) "Outro"
Another solid beat done by Nickel 'n Dime Productions. Pat Rich saved his best for last. This is his best song I think. His flow is solid and it fits well with this beat. A good song to finish the song with, very good end to the album.
Overall I was expecting a lot more from Pat Rich on this album. The production was alright for the most part by there were a few songs that had some knoccin ass beats, but I found that I wasn't into a majority of the beats though. The features weren't all that great. The only ones that I was really into were Smoov-E, Ant D.O.G. and Count Salaz, the others weren't all that great. Pat Rich had a few shining moments on the mic where his flow was really tight, but for the most part I wasn't feeling his delivery or the lyrics he spit. I really wasn't feeling a majority of this album, maybe future releases will be better from Pat Rich.
Overall Rating = 2/5
