Street Dreams - Fabolous

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Fabolous / Audio CD released 2003-03-31 at Elektra / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Intro 2 Not Give A Fuc ... more

Street Dreams - Fabolous ... A Fuck
3 Damn
4 Call Me
5 Can't Let You Go - Fabolous & Mike Shorey/Lil' Mo
6 Bad Bitch
7 Why Wouldn't I - Fabolous & Paul Cain
8 Up On Things - Fabolous & Snoop Dogg
9 Sickalicious - Fabolous & Missy Elliott
10 This Is My Party
11 Into You - Fabolous & Ashanti
12 Change You Or Change Me
13 Respect
14 Forgive Me Father
15 Never Duplicated
16 Wake Up
17 My Life - Fabolous & Mary J. Blige
18 Throw Back
19 Keepin' It Gangsta - Fabolous & Styles/Jadakiss/MOP
20 Trade It All - Fabolous & P Diddy/Jagged Edge

Newest Review: ... you find that he bounce right off the tune prior to it with a track of a completely style as Precision jumps on the bats and ... more

... comes with a Latino-influenced join which has him getting the lively and excited mood return to the music to show that he won't stay on the same level as what you would have got on the single prior to it here. **Four Stars** 7. "Why Wouldn't' I" You have more Neptunes-influenced producers coming to work with him as here you have something which has a bit of a 1999-2000 style of Chad Hugo and Pharrell William's beats coming out of Omen and in spite it is clearly bitten work, it really fits in here ...more

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Street Dreams - Fabolous: F-A-B, O-L-O U-S, You Just Lay Down, Slow (1527 words)
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"Street Dreams" came out in 2003 as the sophomore album from the Brooklyn rapper Fabolous. In his second offering, it would see the artist breakthrough into the mainstream with hits such as "Into You and ""Can't Let You Go", which would capitalise upon the success he had with his first real hit, "Trade It All (alongside Jagged Edge). 1. "Intro" 2. "Not Give A F**k" To kick off the exciting vibes in this album you have him backed by some jumping beats from Rick Rock, who chooses to guide it towards the club scene with one which clearly works off the popular tunes from his debut. It ... Read the complete review