REQUEST.....SONG BY SONG REVIEW OF BOMBAY
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Coming back on Saterday I'll have a review of Bombay there hopefully by Saterday or Sunday. Check it out homie.
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Mr. Doctor - Bombay
Here you go homie, my review of it track by track. Read more at http://2siccreviews.cjb.net
1) "Bombay" ft. Slim Loc
The title track is just the intro. Mr. Doctor doesn't even flow he just talks for a bit, Slim Loc flows over the last part of the track. Nice little intro.
2) "You and I know" ft. Tre Eight
The beat is pretty good on this track. The production is alright and Mr. Doc comes with some coo lyrics. Tre Eight comes alright, I'm feeling his flow. This is an alright track, but it's nothing special.
3) "Recruitin'" ft. Tre Eight
The hook is pretty good. Mr. Doc flows about recruting riders for the street. The beat is alright, but it doesn't really get you into the track. Mr. Doc does spit some coo lyrics though and he makes up for the production. A decent track overall, but again it's nothing special.
4) "What Ya Wanna Do (Sumpthin' Ya Odysea)" ft. Foe Loc
I like the production on this track. The pace is pretty good and I like the beat. Mr. Doc comes with some coo lyrics. Foe Loc is alright and he spits some nice lyrics himself. Again though this is an alright track it doesn't really stand out.
5) "Gorilla Pimpin'" ft. Babe Reg
Babe Reg starts this track off with a good verse. I like the beat on this track a lot more than the first 4 tracks. Mr. Doc comes hard on this track. The track has a medium pace to it, but everything fits together well. I'm feeling this track, it's one of my favorite on the album.
6) "Total Lockdown" ft. Cocaine, Pookie, Shotgun, Kronick
Cocaine starts it off with a tight verse. Everyone has good verses, but I'm feeling Cocaine the most. The beat is pretty good and the production fits in well with the slower pace. It's a good track. I'm feeling it.
7) "Here But I'm Gone" ft. Slim Loc, Grif
A slow pace to this track. It sounds more like and R&B track to me, but I still like it. Mr. Doc, Slim and Grif come with some nice lyrics on this one. The beat may be slow, but it's still tight. The production works well. I'm feeling this track overall.
8) "Mixx & Company"
This is just a short interlude. A guy talks about Mr. Doc and Black Market.
9) "Tha Real in My Life" ft. Babe Reg
Mr. Doc and Babe Reg flow good together and this track is no exception. They both come with some nice vocals and I'm feeling the lyrics they spit. The beat is good and gets your head into the track. Production is coo, I'm feeling this track.
10) "To Vegas"
Another short skit.
11) "Anybody" ft. Tre Eight, Stan Blackshire
I'm not really feeling this track at all. The hook is weak and the beat and production doesn't come off good to me. The flows are decent, but I'm not really feeling them too much. This is weak track, skip it.
12) "Tha Way I Loc" ft. Babe Reg, Tre Eight
I like the beat and production on this track. Mr. Doc and Babe Reg comes alright on this one and Tre Eight comes in with some good lyrics himself. This is a decent track, but again it's nothing special. It might have been better without Tre Eight.
13) "Tha Heat"
Finally a Mr. Doc solo track. This album might have been a bit better if there were more solo tracks, but oh well. He comes clean on this track. I like the beat and the production is coo. It's a clean track overall, nothing special, but pretty good.
14) "Joyride" ft. Babe Reg
Mr. Doc and Babe Reg come good on this one. The beat is sweet and I'm feeling the production. This is one of the few tracks where the beat gets your head moving. Babe Reg and Mr. Doc spit some coo lyrics. I'm feeling it.
15) "Send Me an Angel" ft. Foe Loc, Arthur Griffin
This reminds me of an R&B track like number 7. The flows are good and I like the pace of the track, but where is the rap? Sounds more like a Boyz II Men track to me. I'm not feeling it at all.
16) "Live Then We Live" ft. Foe Loc, Babe Reg
More of that slow type of track here. Once again I'm not really feeling it. Mr. Doc is a hard type of rapper, yet he picks soft beats like this with soft lyrics. I'm not feeling it one bit at all. Skip it.
17) "Tha World Keeps Spinnin'" ft. Foe Loc, Mr. Dizz, Babe Reg
Finally a track worth listening to. The beat has a better pace to it and I like the production. Mr. Doc, Babe Reg, Foe Loc and Mr. Dizz come clean on the mic. I'm feeling this track more than the last two. Still not as good as I thought it would be, but whatever.
18) "Bonus Track"
The bonus track is just like track 15. Not feeling it. A poor way to end the album.
Overall this album is not even worth getting. Most of the beats sounded like they belonged in a Boyz II Men album. Mr. Doc did not come all that hard on the mic and he only had one solo track on the whole 18 track album. I'm not feeling this album at all. Get it if you like R&B type tracks, otherwise check out Settrippin' Bloccstyle.
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Here you go homie, my review of it track by track. Read more at http://2siccreviews.cjb.net
1) "Bombay" ft. Slim Loc
The title track is just the intro. Mr. Doctor doesn't even flow he just talks for a bit, Slim Loc flows over the last part of the track. Nice little intro.
2) "You and I know" ft. Tre Eight
The beat is pretty good on this track. The production is alright and Mr. Doc comes with some coo lyrics. Tre Eight comes alright, I'm feeling his flow. This is an alright track, but it's nothing special.
3) "Recruitin'" ft. Tre Eight
The hook is pretty good. Mr. Doc flows about recruting riders for the street. The beat is alright, but it doesn't really get you into the track. Mr. Doc does spit some coo lyrics though and he makes up for the production. A decent track overall, but again it's nothing special.
4) "What Ya Wanna Do (Sumpthin' Ya Odysea)" ft. Foe Loc
I like the production on this track. The pace is pretty good and I like the beat. Mr. Doc comes with some coo lyrics. Foe Loc is alright and he spits some nice lyrics himself. Again though this is an alright track it doesn't really stand out.
5) "Gorilla Pimpin'" ft. Babe Reg
Babe Reg starts this track off with a good verse. I like the beat on this track a lot more than the first 4 tracks. Mr. Doc comes hard on this track. The track has a medium pace to it, but everything fits together well. I'm feeling this track, it's one of my favorite on the album.
6) "Total Lockdown" ft. Cocaine, Pookie, Shotgun, Kronick
Cocaine starts it off with a tight verse. Everyone has good verses, but I'm feeling Cocaine the most. The beat is pretty good and the production fits in well with the slower pace. It's a good track. I'm feeling it.
7) "Here But I'm Gone" ft. Slim Loc, Grif
A slow pace to this track. It sounds more like and R&B track to me, but I still like it. Mr. Doc, Slim and Grif come with some nice lyrics on this one. The beat may be slow, but it's still tight. The production works well. I'm feeling this track overall.
8) "Mixx & Company"
This is just a short interlude. A guy talks about Mr. Doc and Black Market.
9) "Tha Real in My Life" ft. Babe Reg
Mr. Doc and Babe Reg flow good together and this track is no exception. They both come with some nice vocals and I'm feeling the lyrics they spit. The beat is good and gets your head into the track. Production is coo, I'm feeling this track.
10) "To Vegas"
Another short skit.
11) "Anybody" ft. Tre Eight, Stan Blackshire
I'm not really feeling this track at all. The hook is weak and the beat and production doesn't come off good to me. The flows are decent, but I'm not really feeling them too much. This is weak track, skip it.
12) "Tha Way I Loc" ft. Babe Reg, Tre Eight
I like the beat and production on this track. Mr. Doc and Babe Reg comes alright on this one and Tre Eight comes in with some good lyrics himself. This is a decent track, but again it's nothing special. It might have been better without Tre Eight.
13) "Tha Heat"
Finally a Mr. Doc solo track. This album might have been a bit better if there were more solo tracks, but oh well. He comes clean on this track. I like the beat and the production is coo. It's a clean track overall, nothing special, but pretty good.
14) "Joyride" ft. Babe Reg
Mr. Doc and Babe Reg come good on this one. The beat is sweet and I'm feeling the production. This is one of the few tracks where the beat gets your head moving. Babe Reg and Mr. Doc spit some coo lyrics. I'm feeling it.
15) "Send Me an Angel" ft. Foe Loc, Arthur Griffin
This reminds me of an R&B track like number 7. The flows are good and I like the pace of the track, but where is the rap? Sounds more like a Boyz II Men track to me. I'm not feeling it at all.
16) "Live Then We Live" ft. Foe Loc, Babe Reg
More of that slow type of track here. Once again I'm not really feeling it. Mr. Doc is a hard type of rapper, yet he picks soft beats like this with soft lyrics. I'm not feeling it one bit at all. Skip it.
17) "Tha World Keeps Spinnin'" ft. Foe Loc, Mr. Dizz, Babe Reg
Finally a track worth listening to. The beat has a better pace to it and I like the production. Mr. Doc, Babe Reg, Foe Loc and Mr. Dizz come clean on the mic. I'm feeling this track more than the last two. Still not as good as I thought it would be, but whatever.
18) "Bonus Track"
The bonus track is just like track 15. Not feeling it. A poor way to end the album.
Overall this album is not even worth getting. Most of the beats sounded like they belonged in a Boyz II Men album. Mr. Doc did not come all that hard on the mic and he only had one solo track on the whole 18 track album. I'm not feeling this album at all. Get it if you like R&B type tracks, otherwise check out Settrippin' Bloccstyle.
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