DJ Squeeky - On A Mission
Reviewed By: GRIM
Album Rate: 5 out of 5 Stars
That nigga Squeeky Dawg nation wide, after all the underground classics he hits you once again with a nationwide classic that will never be duplicated. Everyone on this album hits you clean wit tight ass lyrics, Squeeky hits you up side your dome with bumpin ass tracks. If there is only one Squeeky album you ever get you have to get this one, you wont be dissappointed.
The first track is just an intro, its a straight intro though, its also very bumping. The next cut is phat as hell "Death To you player haters" it starts off with Criminal Mane flowing his ass off after him is Thugsta coming in with a tight ass verse, next up is DJ Zirk with a verse, it aint nothing special but it dont sound out of place or anything (you can expect to much lyrics from Zirk, but it is hella straight for him) but right after him that nigga Primo comes in and tears it up, that nigga is so tight. The next cut is "Orange Mound Killaz" it is very tight as well, it has about 6 different people rapping in it, including Zirk, Primo, Zirk, Tom-Skee, Criminal Mane.
I had to start a new paragraph foe this next song "Stay Ballin" now this is the shit, its a laid back cut, with a tight ass beat, Criminal Mane, Thugsta, Yo Lynch and Tom Skee do the rappin in it, I love this cut. This shit keeps amazing me, the next cut is even better, this is one of my favorite cuts ever, "These Bitches", it starts off with Criminal Mane, tearing shit up, next up is Yo Lynch and Thugsta, both of them tear shit up, I wish there new shit was as phat as this, I still like their new shit but not nearly like this. And last up on this cut is Tom Skee followed up by Young Lo, anyone that reads my reviews know I love both of these niggas, they be flowing so tight, Young Lo's lyrics are always on point, you gotta listen to the niggas words carefully.
The next cut is "Greed" this shit is phat also, I would write some more about it but my hands will be tired by the end of this review cuz all the songs desire to be written about. The next cut is crunk as hell, it has Lil Stick Up, Thugsta and Yo Lynch in it tearing shit up. The next cut is a laid back cut with a gang of people rapping in it, Yo Lynch, Thugsta, Criminal Mane, Tom-Skee, Killer Murphy, Young Lo, and Insane-this song is crunk as hell also. After that is "OZ's and Keys" this is one of the best songs on the whole album, they are singing in the chorus and rapping about slangin dope but they lyrics are so clean up in this peace you will love this shit.
The next cut "Aint Barrin It" this is more of a hard gangsta cut like but they are flowing during the lyrics just the chorus is kinda rough but its still a crunk ass song, there aint no songs that you will want to fast forward through on this album. The next cut is called "Project Playaz" its just what is says, the Project Playaz rapping, its a tight cut also. The next cut after that is phat also, then comes up "We The Niggaz on the Block"-which is crunk as hell, I cant describe it you just gotta get it, The song following this up is kinda a slow song then comes a song about some hoes "Lips and Hips" it is a tight ass songs also. Then the last song is crunk as hell its called "Down South" it reminds me of the old Alkatraz Syndicate flows where they have about 15 rappers and just flow in and out, with no chorus, it starts off with Al Kapone flowing, then Big Vince, Kocaine Wayne, Taylor Boy, Young Lo, G.K., Stick-Up, Criminal Mane, Thugsta, Kyle, Lil Grove, Tom-skee, and then "who dat running flizy's gunning" that nigga Playa Flizy makes an appereance on this bitch tearing shit up the SPV way, this shit is so crunk.
You need to go get off your lazy ass and go get this shit right now, you will love all the songs, It doesnt matter where you are from, maybe New York niggas cant or wont feel it but dam near everyone else will love this shit, It is a classic a 100, 5 stars, 5 nuts, whatever you want to call it, the lyrics are tight as fuck, recognize that Orange Mound Shit "like dissssssssssssssssssss"
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