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 Free At Last - Freeway
 Free At Last - Freeway ... Tracklisting1 This Can't Be Real - Marsha Ambrosius, Freeway 2 It's Over - Freeway, David Porter 3 Still Got Love 4 Roc-A-Fella Billionaires - Freeway, Jay-Z, 5 When They Remember 6 Take It to the Top - 50 Cent, Freeway 7 Spit That Sh*T 8 Reppin' the Streets 9 Free at Last 10 Baby Don't Do It 11 Nuttin' on Me 12 Walk Wit Me - Busta Rhymes, Freeway, Jadakiss 13 Lights Get Low - Freeway, , Rick Ross 14 I Cry Newest Review: ... Roc-A-Fellas founder, Jay-Z speak on exactly how they live up to their reputation as big spenders and having money like they ... more ... have to just splurge with. One thing I wasn't sure about was why Freeway keeps calling himself, and Jay millionaires, when the title is as it is, but aside from this, it clearly has what is needed to be the biggest track on the record.
**Five Stars**
5. "When They Remember"
The powerful sample of Gladys Knight and The Pips is one of the main things which makes this one a big tune and on the album, and without this being heard for the whole duration of the recording, I doubt that it would be as good as i...more |
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Free At Last - Freeway: Who Needs 'Ye And Just Blaze (1410 words)
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"Free At Last" came out in 2007 and was the second album from the underground Philadelphia rapper Freeway. The Roc-A-Fella signee is given a chance to work off the hype of his 2003 debut, and push things forward with the help of Cool & Dre, Bust Rhymes and Jay-Z. 1. "This Can't Be Real" You have the album kicked off in a big way as you find yourself being pulled right into the thing with him coming with his gritty style of rapping and introducing us t what he is about with some context to let us find out a little about the man, as his debut album had him ignore this and just go straight for the lyricism to show this. ... Read the complete review
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