Exit 13 - LL Cool J

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - East Coast / Artist: LL Cool J / Import / Audio CD released 2008-09-09 at Def Jam / Disc #1 ... more

Exit 13 - LL Cool J ... Tracklisting
1 It's Time for War
2 Old School New School
3 Feel My Heart Beat - 50 Cent, LL Cool J
4 Get Over Here - LL Cool J, Lyrikal,
5 Baby
6 You Better Watch Me
7 Cry
8 Baby [Rock Remix] - LL Cool J, Richie Sambora
9 Rocking with the G.O.A.T.
10 This Is Ring Tone M... - Grandmaster Caz, LL Cool J
11 Like a Radio - LL Cool J, Ryan Leslie
12 I Fall in Love
13 Ur Only a Customer
14 Mr. President - Wyclef Jean, LL Cool J
15 American Girl
16 Speedin on Da Highway/Exit 13
17 Come and Party with Me - Fat Joe, LL Cool J, Sheek Louch
18 We Rollin'
19 Dear Hip Hop

Newest Review: ... Better Watch Me" This track has LL go Old School on us as he get the legendary Marley Marl on the production for him. I ... more

... preferred the rapper back in the very early days, and the beat for this really makes it seem as though he knows what he can do with the modern sound to bring it back to its roots. Marley Marl's beat comes naturally, and LL simply goes back to his old ways of doing things on the mic(rophone). **Four Stars** 7. "Cry" This tune has LL go into his R&B mode as he gets initmate with this tune. I foudn that the work he did with Lil' Mo was well-suited to his style, but genraeally I wasn't feelign w...more

Price Comparison for Exit 13 - LL Cool J

	Exit 13 Release Date: 2008 - 09 - 09, Audio CD, Def Jam Last Update 10.12.2009 06:10	£ 3.53

Exit 13
Release Date: 2008 - 09 - 09, Audio CD, Def Jam

Last Update 10.12.2009 06:10

£ 3.53

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Exit 13 - LL Cool J: Say Goodbye To The G.O.A.T. (1969 words)
by - written on 17/09/08 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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As the title suggests, "Exit 13" is LL Cool J's thirteenth album, and also the last one which he has held in a deal with Def Jam Records since 1984 with his debut release, "Radio". Obviously, we have seen many changes in the artist since his debut, and he is one of very few who can claim to have sustained some sort of mainstream presence in the game for as long as he has lasted. 1. "It's Time For War" This one gets "Exit 13" going as LL Cool J comes out to the sound of some intimidating bells and a roaring choir of singers behind him. You have him rapping in the hardcore form which we saw a lot in the early ... Read the complete review