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Philadelphia Freeway

Philadelphia Freeway
 

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Freeway

Philadelphia Freeway

 
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Label: Roc-a-Fella
Rating: 4.0
 
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Description: Based on Freeway’s introduction to the rap world (a verse on "1-900-Hustler" from Jay-Z’s The Dynasty, where he provides a tutorial on how to deal drugs effectively), it’s a challenge not to think that he’s just another in a long line of "devout" MCs who debauch with the best of them. But few of the others rap with the same sense of urgency or have such a distinctively mesmerizing yet whiny vocal drone. On "Free," Freeway reminds us why we endured a full year of delays before this debut hit the streets, flipping schizophrenic flows over a pounding Just Blaze beat and an even catchier female vocal sample. You may love his off-kilter flow or you may hate it (think Ol’ Dirty Bastard), but you can't deny that Freeway has rhyme skills, especially on burners like "What We Do," his shady street-life redemption opus featuring thug adviser Beanie Sigel. His storytelling capabilities arguably rival that of his mentor Jay-Z on "Life," an open letter to a neighborhood homey who’s doing a lifetime bid. However, this Philly MC’s fixation on tales of dope peddling, prison, or street life may make it a bit too hustle-centric for some. --Dalton Higgins
 
 

 
Tracklist of Philadelphia Freeway

Disc 1
1 Free  3:21 view lyrics
2 What We Do... (featuring Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel)   view lyrics
3 All My Life (featuring Nate Dogg)   no lyrics yet - submit it
4 Flipside (featuring Peedi Crakk)   view lyrics
5 On My Own (featuring Nelly)   no lyrics yet - submit it
6 We Get Around (featuring Snoop Dogg)   no lyrics yet - submit it
7 Don't Cross the Line (featuring Faith Evans)   no lyrics yet - submit it
8 Life (featuring Beanie Sigel)   no lyrics yet - submit it
9 Full Effect (featuring Young Gunz)   view lyrics
10 Turn Out the Lights (Freewest)   view lyrics
11 Victim of the Ghetto (featuring Rell)   no lyrics yet - submit it
12 You Don't Know (In the Ghetto) (featuring Sparks)   no lyrics yet - submit it
13 Alright (featuring Allen Anthony)   view lyrics
14 Hear the Song  3:37 no lyrics yet - submit it
15 You Got Me (featuring Mariah Carey, Freeway and Jay-Z)(bonus track)   view lyrics
16 Line 'Em Up (featuring Young Chris)(bonus track)   view lyrics

Reviews:

Freeway sucks Monkey Balls

Am I the only one or do you stupid people not realize that freeway DOES NOT RHYME. He is absolutlety terrible. How the hell did he ever get a record deal. This is the worst piece of garbage that I have ever heard. He makes lil wayne look like a lyrical genuis. I hope you people feel ashamed of ourselves. My ass creates better music when i am on the toilet then this pathetic attempt at a rapper does. Really you suck if you think freeway has got skills. I would name people who are better lyrically but I would be here all day or possibly all year. Freeway sucks monkey balls. Peace

Great album

This album is my all-time favorite. Apparently a lot of people on amazon don't like Freeway, but you can't deny he's got skills. This is one of few albums I have that I can honestly say every song is good. I've rocked it in my car since it came out, and it's still there today.

My third favorite rapper

Top 5 Favorite rappers

1. ICE CUBE

2. NATE DOGG

3. FREEWAY

4. DR. DRE

5. MEMPHIS BLEEK



OK, He's one of my favorite rappers, I love his way of rapping, personally the whole album is fantastic.

Just keep out songs like "Alright" y "You don't know (In the ghetto)"

You'll love it.

Tracklisting:

FREE +5/5

I love this song, it's really one of the bests of the album

WHAT WE DO... +5/5

It was the first single (¿?) I like it, Beanie Sigel & Jay-Z are featured here

ALL MY LIFE 5/5

This song is good, but here Nate Dogg's voice is a bit weak, it isn't the soulful voice that made him special

FLIPSIDE 5/5

This song is featured at "Def Jam Fight 4 NY"

ON MY OWN 5/5

Nelly appears here, Kinda good

WE GET AROUND 4/5

Another song ruined by Snoop's weak voice. Sorry Snoop...

DON'T CROSS THE LINE +5/5

This is definitely one of the best songs, Faith Evans does really a good job here

LIFE 4/5

Just good...

FULL EFFECT 3/5

It's So-So

TURN OUT THE LIGHTS (FREEWEST) +5/5

Another of my favorites.

VICTIM OF THE GHETTO +5/5

This song is one of the bests of the whole album, it's amazing

YOU DON'T KNOW (IN THE GHETTO) 0/5

I hate it

ALRIGHT 1/5

I hate it too

HEAR THE SONG 3/5

It's so-so

In addition, "Philadelphia Freeway" has two bonus tracks:

YOU GOT ME +5/5

This version is a bit different respect the one featured at Mariah's "Charmbracelet", the song is larger and better, Rap vocals by Jay-Z are complete.

LINE `EM UP +5/5

I love it