Straight Outta Cashville - Young Buck

Straight out of cashville was young bucks solo album release as he was behind the scenes for a decade with cash money crew. Although when young buck joined G-Unit he was big and the launch of his awaited debut ablum was also. He has this album because it relates to his life and especailly his street life. Especailly the track look at me now his life and what he has gained pours out of this track and he has hustled hard to get to were he is and it explains all this in this great track. Let me in is my favourite track it reminds me off nwa as this track buck brings you into his world and drops these lyrical bombs and catchy and ruthless raps which just seduces ...  Read the complete review

In 2004 the then-G-Unit signee Young Buck released his debut solo album away from his group (which included Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, The Game and 50 Cent), and it finds the southern artist (as opposed to the majority of New Yorkers he was partners with) showing what he has to offer whilst taking things back to Nashville, Tennessee. 1. "I'm A Solider" Starting this one up you hear that Buck performs with 50 in order to show who he is representing on this album from the very beginning of it, and with this he chooses to flow about what life is like in the south in a very descriptive manner in order to give you a strong understanding of how ...  Read the complete review

This album was the debut album in Young Bucks Rap career, this album is called straight outta' cashville for certain reasons because thats is where young buck was brought up and also lived in that area when he produced this first album. The main track on this album was Let me in which come the highest out of the tracks in the charts. I feel this album is highly underratted in the U.K because it had a massive impact in the states and it just never took off here and i don't understand. Other goods tunes on the album are DPG Unit which features Snoop Dogg and has a very catchy chorus and is good to sing along to. Also the song stomp is highly ...  Read the complete review