Deadly Deuce - Nott Datt
Reviewed By: GRIM
Album Rate: 4.75 out of 5 Stars
These 2 niggas are from Saint Louis, these guys and Lyrical Warfare are the only 2 good rap groups I have heard from St.Louis. These niggas are super crunk. The first cut is somewhat of an intro with them flowing on it, very tight cut. The second cut on the album is called "Nott Datt" and it is very crunk also, these niggas are flowin pretty tight-they have a fast flow to them, not as fast as K-roc or anything like that but they are quick. The next cut "Doing What I Got To Do" is one of my favorite cuts, these niggas are flowing again, talkin bout smoking chronic, jacking niggas.
The next two cuts "Leave Yo Feelins At The Crib" and "Gleeks" are just descent but they are followed by a tight as song about getting a job, its called "Muthafuck A 9-5" this song has a crunk ass beat and nice lyrics. It is followed by 3 tight songs, all really laid back cuts that you can jam too. I would describe them but shit all the songs are crunk as hell. "Bone Dry" is the next cut and guess what? ITS CRUNK AS FUCK, all these songs are tight as hell. When I thought the shit couldnt get any better the second to last cut showed me I was wrong, this shit is super tight, its called "Nina Got The Hickups" and it features a gang of underground rappers from STL. The last cut is them fucking around freestyling but they switch up their styles, for example they will rap like E-40 for 30 seconds, then 2pac, then Bone, Too Short and a few other people, you can tell you they are imitating-the shit sounds very tight.
If you can find this album buy it!!! You wont be dissapointed, I think it might be hard to find outside of the STL area but I found it here in Kansas City. Everyone I talk to in Saint Louis aint never heard of these cats, so I dont know what the deal is but these niggas are crunk, they would sound great hooking up with someone from Memphis or even that Lyrical Warfare group in Saint Louis. So get pick this shit up right away if you can find it.
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