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 The Day After: Parental Advisory - Twista
 The Day After: Parental Advisory - Twista ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 The Day After (Feat. Syleena Johnson) 2 Check That Hoe 3 Choc Fe’s & Redbone (Feat. Johnny P) 4 Get It How You Live 5 Lavish (Feat. Pharrell) 6 Girl Tonite (Feat. Trey Songz) 7 Do Wrong (Feat. Lil’ Kim) 8 Heartbeat 9 Holding Down The Game 10 When I Get You Home (A.I.O.U) (Feat. Jamie Fox & Pharrell) 11 So Lonely (Feat. Mariah Carey) 12 Had To Call (Feat. Snoop Dogg & Sleepy Eyed Jones) 13 Out Here (Feat. Juvenile & Speedknot Mobstaz) 14 I’m A Winner 15 Hit The Floo Newest Review: ... that big of an issue, and the great beats overcome this potential set back. 5. "Lavish" Immediately you realise ... more ... a switch with some beats from Chad Hugo and Pharrell Williams, the latter of whom get a chance to show off their multi-talented nature when it comes to producing, singing and rapping. It is what you expect of a Hip Hop track in 2005.
**Three Stars**
6. "Girl Tonite"
With this the huge single off the album and it has Twista work with the OG, R&B singer, Trey Songz on some smooth Jim Jonsin production. I cant see why you wouldn't enjoy this sensual trakc from them. It is a change for Twista, but it wor...more |
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The Day After: Parental Advisory - Twista: Get Down. Hit The Floor (1220 words)
by - written on 27/12/08 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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Coming a year after his big breakthrough with "Kamezaki", "The Day After" is the 2005 album from Twista and the sixth overall release from him. He is a Chicago MC, and this mid-west influence gives it a change from the prominence of Dirty South, East, and West Coast rappers in the US at this time. 1. "The Day After" I wasn't immpressed by the start to this album as it gets the main fault with the last album immerge immediately as Toxic get on the beats, and once again fail to match with Twista's fast-paced style of spitting bars of rhymes. It all makes for a chaotic tune without a rigid structure. **Two ... Read the complete review
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