3 comments about Life Sentence.

1. one of the best rap cd's I ever heard. gangsta music at it's best. peep game and listen while roll'n with the gsg'z



2. God bless these guys, but this album is low quality. I got this cd for 1 dollar so I guess I can't complain. I would recommend cross movement or grits instead.



3. These guys are THE PREACHAS. These guys have some pimp songs especially "rollin funky" and "God side Jam". Tha preachas that brought the word also brought the rythm boooy. I hope the guys keep up the good work and produce more cuz they could count on me to buy them.

1 comments about Mission: Possible.

1. I did'nt have to listen to mission possible because the nuwine cd's are always banging. Track 8 and 3 are my favorites. YOU WON'T BE DISSAPONITED WIH THIS RELEASE BECAUSE,

   "NUWINES IS DIRTY DIRTY SOUTH"

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3 comments about Rugged Witness.

1. Amazon doesn't have the tracks listed so I thought I would list them here...
   
   1. Ain't Nothin'
   2. I Got 'Em
   3. Time For Some Action
   4. Step To Jehovah
   5. What's That Sound
   6. Come On In Here
   7. Draw Bridge
   8. Paper Ladies
   9. Jesus Pleaser
   10. Jesus Pleaser (Remix)
   11. Flippin' The Script
   12. Ain't Nothin' (Naked Beat Mix)



2. Yeah, if there happens to be one other person besides my friends and the other guy who wrote a review on Barry G, who knows who he is, I would be very surprised. This is quite possibly the worst cd ever made. I hate to admit that I do still own it. But I only bust it out on special ocassions, like when I'm depressed and want to laugh, or when I want to make other people laugh. I bought the cd at a youth camp that he was performing at. I met Barry and he signed my cd cover and everything. I can't believe that me and my friends used to think he was good. Anyways, Barry G, if you're out there reading this by some huge chance, no offense bro, I got nothing but love for you baby.



3. That's right, the beats (each produced by Barry G himself) are rough. And phat. And Old School. And gangsta. You can't call yourself a fan of rap unless you can feel the beats on this album. This is what started it all.

   This album is one of Grapetree Records' earliest releases, and is sadly hard-to-get. After listening to this, you'll want to hear more of Barry. And the only other album I've heard that he's featured on is Controverse All-Star by Lil' Raskull, which he produced three tracks on. But he hasn't done anything since. That's six years. Let's hope a Grapetree staff member is reading this right now and decides to bring Barry G back.

   But back to the album itself. Barry G delivers his message of hope to the streets over rugged gangsta beats. Some of the best tracks on this are: "I got 'em" which he presents his song from the viewpoint of a giant. Here's a sample of the lyrics:

   "Barry G is a giant/walking through the land of the lost/at any cost/saving plenty souls like penticost"

   Another great track is "Step to Jehova". It talks about how you don't want to face God as a non-believer when you die. This track has perhaps the most rugged beat on the album.

   Finally, "Ain't nothin'" is a wothwhile track. It talks about how as a believer, never let anything change your mind about your faith.

   As I understand, this cd is on "Limited Availability". I strongly suggest purchasing this album. It'll put some Old School in your collection. If you like anything by Lil' Raskull, you'll love this album. Check it out.

1 comments about All Washed Up.

1. This is a great album one you can listen to over and over. Ranks right up there with Petra & DC Talk.

5 comments about Stop the Music.

1. The New Breed are members of the Tunnel Rats crew. Personally I've never been a huge fan of their recorded stuff, but they put up some pretty awesome live shows =]
   
   This album was hit-and-miss, with a few tracks that are excellent, and a few that are awful. I think they over-do double voices, but I've never liked that style much myself. They mix in a little Latin flavor very effectively. For fans of the underground Christian rap movement, there is a good chance you will like what you hear.



2. I haven't been listening to Christian rap artists for a long time but this album.... is dope. nothing else to say. From the start to the end you have no choice but to nod you head. From strong beats like "Stand" to more slow but still dope beats like "breathless" you'll find it hard to stop vibing to these beats.



3. I will not hype up this record. I won't tell you it's better than 50 Cent or Eminem, or any other mainstream artist. But I will tell you this; this records feels good. It is truly honest, and it does not pretend to be something that it's not. Simply put, it's a hip-hop record by two strangely gifted emcees. This reviewer could care less if people will be 'fooled' into believing it is a "secular" album, as if the secular label is some sort of platinum standard. This record is 100% true, and requires no comparisons. Let it stand on its own.



4. is sick, its off the hook, i like this cd as much as i liked chronic 2001 (back in my non christian days) But seriously this album is well worth it, u can fool ur non christian friends with it, even tho it is completely about god



5. Pick up the album, you won't be disapointed!

   - big red from mission park -

No comments about Dunamis.

No comments about Here We Are.