Go get a copy if you ain't got it yet you won't be disappointed if you a G-Unit fan. It has 3 classics, 1 song I skip, and the other 10 are good songs. Production is great and handled by 11 different people, Andre HArris & Vidal Davis (2 songs), Needlez (2 songs), 3-6 mafia (2 songs), and Lil Jon, Sha Money XL, Kon Artis of D12, Red Spyda all do 1 song, and the other producers are ones I never heard of. Guests are on about half of the songs and are mostly Shady/Aftermath artists. It's about as good as Power Of The Dollar (if you have it) and Get Rich Or Die Tryin (before I heard it everyday for a year) and Guess Who's Back. I like it better than "Beg For Mercy" and some of the G-Unit bootlegs and better than Lloyd Banks' "Hunger For More". I admit I didn't take lightly to him when he first joined G-Unit but this cd defiantely is in my top 10% out of over 600 cd's. If you don't have this album and you like southern music, I recommend this one to you.įavorite Tracks: Do It Like Me, Let Me In, Look At Me Now, Prices On My Head, Black Gloves, DPG Unit, Stomp. It is actually one of my favorite releases by G-Unit and it hold it's own. had a verse on it but it was removed but you can catch it on the vinyl copy of this album. "Stomp" has a tight beat that features The Game and Ludacris.
Stat Quo does a medicore appearance on "Walk With Me" that wasn't appealing to me. My favorite colab is the G-Unit and Dogg Pound colab at the end of the CD called "DPG Unit". 50 Cent comes off okay with some of the tracks that hes on although I didn't like "I'm A Soldier" and him with Tony Yayo appearing on "Bonified Hustler". The latter he aims a threat to Ja Rule and anyone else who beefs with him. In the middle of the album, he does a few solo tracks like "Bang Bang", "Thou Shall" and "Black Gloves". He also shines on the club tasting " Let Me In" and "Welcome To The South" featuring David Banner and Lil Flip. "Do It Like Me" stands out, because I though Buck didn't have any lyrics, but on this track he does. Comming from Tennessee, Young Buck adds a little southern flavor to the G-Unit company. Young Buck's first G-Unit release Straight Outta Ca$hville to me is one of the better G-Unit releases that has came out to this day. This is definitely one of the best rap albums out there, and a great buy if you want some good rap to kickback to throw it up in the club. Overall, Young Buck has dropped an undeniable classic debut. And the songs not mentioned are very powerful as well, keeping the flow throughout the entire listening experience. Standouts include "Prices On My Head", "Shorty Wanna Ride", "Thou Shall", Stomp", and "Taking Hits". There's not a weak song to be found on the entire cd, a near miracle today. Young Buck continues the awesome song trend with the next eleven songs. And up third is Buck's first club-banger "Let Me In", not up to 50's "In Da Club", but a fine song nevertheless. Another strong song is next with "Do It Like Me", with powerful lyrics to match the smooth beat. Not only do his lyrics make an impact, but his delivery enhance them to a level that is almost unmatched.Ī strong, thuggish track opens the album with "I'm A Soldier", an instant southern style, street classic. His wide vocabulary and life experiences enable him to rap about practically anything, a rare talent in today's hip-hop world. Unlike other southern rappers, Buck isn't restricted to southern topics. Young Buck is the G-Unit southern representative, and an excellent one, I might add. His life pours out gloriously and without apology on "Look at Me Now" and "Prices on My Head." Young Buck has hustled hard to get his chance, but on STRAIGHT OUTTA CASHVILLE, he offers a powerful panorama of street life. Like N.W.A., Buck delivers lyrical blows-sudden, blunt, and ruthless-without forgetting the importance of a powerful hook to seduce the listener into his murky world, particularly on the hit single "Let Me In." As with fellow G-Unit member 50 Cent, Young Buck lived the life he relates. On Young Buck's solo debut, STRAIGHT OUTTA CASHVILLE, he explodes with more energy than a neutron bomb.STRAIGHT OUTTA CASHVILLE lives up to the N.W.A. However, the hard-as-death rapper from Tennessee had been on the edge of the rap scene for almost a decade, earning his stripes behind the scenes with the Cash Money crew. Porter, Stat Quo, Lil' Flip.The timing of Young Buck's last-minute addition to G-Unit (in the wake of original member Tony Yayo's incarceration), mere months before the group released the massively successful BEG FOR MERCY, may seem fortuitous to say the least. Description : Personnel include: Young Buck (rap vocals) D-Tay, David Banner, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Ludacris, The Game, Tony Yayo, Mr.
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