Exit Wounds (2001 Film) Damon 'Grease' Blackman Jeff Rona

Exit Wounds (2001 Film) [Explicit Lyrics] [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Damon 'Grease' Blackman、Jeff Rona （Virgin Records Us）

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発売日：2001年3月24日(土)

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No Sunshine - DMX
State To State - Black Child featuring Ja Rule
Gangsta Tears - Nas
We Got - Trick Daddy featuring Trina
Party - Sincere faturing Timbaland
It's On Me - Ideal
They Don't Fuck Wit U - Three 6 Mafia featuring Pat
Walk With Me - Big Stan featuring DMX
1-2-3 - Memphis Bleek
Bust Your Gun - The Lox featuring Styles and Sheek
Steady Grinding - Mack 10 featuring Cash $$ Millionaires
Incense Burning - Playa
Off Da Chain Daddy - Drag On featuring Aja
Hell Yeah - Outsiderz 4 Life
Hey Ladies - Lady Luck featuring Redman
Fo All Y'All - Caviar featuring WC
Dog 4 Life - Iceberg

レビュー (Amazon)
There's no shortage of anger on Exit Wounds. Even when the backdrop suggests a lazy dance-out, the war of the words comes screeching forth. Outsiderz 4 Life lay down a placid rhythm track and then expletives fly. Lady Luck featuring Redman quote the Beastie Boys' "Hey Ladies" and turn it on its head with a 150-mile-per-hour rap. The album's real star, however, is obviously Yonkers-bred DMX, who leads off the album with an attack on Bill Withers's "Ain't No Sunshine" with expected ferocity and is featured with Big Stan on the Casio-keyboard-stuttering drive of "Walk with Me." Previous DMX collaborators, the Lox, shade things ominously for the noir-ish "Bust Your Gun." Queensbridge housing project's finest Nas keeps it raw with the appropriately titled "Gangsta Tears." Only Playa, hidden deep in the middle--sandwiched between Mack 10 and the truly beat-spastic Drag On--offer a conciliatory track with the romantically tinged "Incense Burning." It's so out of place, the effect is comical. How did these smoothies sneak past these gangstas, huh? --Rob O'Connor