Feel Me Or Kill Me - Pastor Troy

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - Gangsta & Hardcore / Artist: Pastor Troy / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2009-05-11 at SMC ... more

Feel Me Or Kill Me - Pastor Troy ... Records / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Feel Me Or Kill Me Intro
2 I Want War
3 Fuckin' Wit Pastor
4 Ridin' Big III
5 Is That Your Girl
6 See The Swag On That Boy
7 Facin' Fifteen
8 Talkin' Shit
9 Here We Go
10 Who U Gonna Call
11 All I Know
12 Heaven is Below
13 Untitled Track

Newest Review: ... you have him getting on top of some beats which appear to take on lots of the popular trends of around 2006/2007 (rather than ... more

... the actual time when it was recorded, and I feel that this may put some off, but with the energy which he brings, you can't really complain about it as he goes hard in spite of the fact he's just bragging about the car he's riding in. **Four Stars** 5. "Is That You Girl?" You have one which moves things on a bit here as you see that although he's reluctant to move away from the grungy material, he chooses to turn he attention towards the girls on this one as he chooses to rhyme on some Snap Music wit...more

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Feel Me Or Kill Me
Release Date: 2009 - 05 - 11, Audio CD, SMC Records

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Feel Me Or Kill Me - Pastor Troy: PT Outta Tha Third 'A-Town' In Georgia (1179 words)
by - written on 19/08/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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"Feel Me Or Kill Me" was the first of two 2009 album from the Augusta, Georgia rapper Pastor Troy (the son of a real-life pastor). It came as his fifteenth overall record since breaking through in 1999, and so isn't uncommon for him to bring out so many annually (with it rare that he wouldn't bring out at least one solo ad one collaborative album in each year since then). Although working with the likes of Lil' Jon in the past, pastor Troy moved away from this as Lil' Jon went mainstream and so the artist was able to keep to his underground roots and stick to the rougher, and more authentic Crunk material designed more for the 'hoods than the streets. ... Read the complete review