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Old 07-22-2013, 04:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I used a random number generator to pick one of the albums out of the eight since no one voted this week.

Cormega - The True Meaning


Introspective
Verbal Graffiti
Live Ya Life
Ain't Gone Change
True Meaning
Thin Line
Legacy
Love in Love Out
Come Up
Built For This
Soul Food
Take These Jewels
Endangered Species
Therapy See

What do you feel are the standout tracks?
Do you feel like the production compliments the lyrics well? Also which of the two do you prefer related to this album?
Do you see yourself listening to this album again a few months from now?
Have you heard any of this artist's other mixtapes/albums and do you feel like this album stands up to the same quality as the others?
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I've never checked any Cormega stuff out. I see on Amazon that this has special edition where it's released with his (out-of-print) debut as well. Might buy it up. Is this album any good? Have you heard it DJ?
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Old 07-22-2013, 06:08 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Yeah, I heard it awhile ago but I need to re-listen to it. I used to joke all the time that Nas jacked his style and flow just as much as Nas claims that Jay rips off Biggie.
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Old 08-03-2013, 07:30 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Has anyone given this album a listen yet?

I gave it a once through but I will listen again so I have something to write about.
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I'll listen. I haven't listened to the other album in the other thread tho because I'm feeling crappy today but I promise I'll get around to both.
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I finished up Janet's album just need to do a short write up then I have to re-listen to this one again.

I'll put Wale up in the poll and if no one votes then I will just pick that album. The Gifted right? Vanity is my fave track obviously.
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Yeah that one. I really like LoveHate Thing. Sounds a little old school.

And before it was overplayed, I really loved "Bad"
But the Rihanna version.
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This album touches a little bit on the beef that he had with Nas but for the most part with this album he moved on from it and only mentioned it once or twice.

Long story short, he was in the group The Firm with Nas and Nas replaced him for this dude Nature while Cormega was locked up. Cormega and Nas are so similar with their lyrics, beats and flows. Cormega should have been bigger than he was but he was more popular on the underground.

"You my nigga when you hot and when the temperature change
Now we enemies - 'til we entered the grave
When I got signed to Def Jam, I offered you ten grand
You say you didn't want it then you started actin funny
It started with the cover, of YSB
A picture of The Firm - everyone except me
Then my boys disappeared, all fly and familiar
That's when it was clear to me there wasn't no real love
I was out The Firm, unless I signed a production deal
which I didn't do, cause son that wasn't real
I was never jealous of you, in fact I was proud of you
I smiled when I heard you on _Live at the Barbeque_
I respect you as an artist though I'm no longer fond of you
I gave you love from the heart - unlike the people surroundin you"


Those lyrics are from "Love In Love Out"

I can see myself listening to this album again in the future but not only this one the album before called The Realness as well.

Stand out tracks for me were True Meaning, Verbal Graffiti, Take These Jewels and Love In Love Out.
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Old 08-09-2013, 08:22 AM   #9 (permalink)
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It's pretty interesting actually..
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