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 The Real Testament - Plies
 The Real Testament - Plies ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Real Testament Intro 2 100 Years 3 I Kno U Workin 4 On My Dick 5 1 Mo Time 6 I Am the Club 7 Runnin My Momma Crazy 8 Shawty - Plies, T-Pain, 9 Friday 10 Goons Lurkin 11 Kept It Too Real 12 You - Plies, , Tank 13 Money Straight 14 Hypnotized - Akon, Plies 15 Murkin Season Newest Review: ... like it. **One Stars** 5. "1 Mo Time" Here as J.R. Rotem gets on the beats, you find that there is a ... more ... significant lift in the quality of the production which you get here, but as Plies still isn't making much of an effort to make his points clearly, it doesn't really matter. Here you have him getting to one where he tries to apologise to his girl for cheating on her, and although they are splitting, he asks o take it to the bedroom for a final time. It is a mad tune, but really I can't see how anyone could enjoy it.
**One Star**
6. "I Am The Music"
This was one of the singles from the album and I felt that it...more |
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Release Date: 2007 - 08 - 07, Audio CD, Atlantic Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45
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The Real Testament - Plies: Could You Repeat That? (1582 words)
by - written on 01/09/09 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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In 2007, the Floridian rapper Plies released "The Real Testament", and it was to initiate a spree of releases from him as he would go on to quickly record new ones directly off the back of this. It was also his breakthrough record as it saw him hit it big with such club bangers as "Shawty" and "Hypnotized", where he works with other big names in the club scene to get to this point, so that he could throw out some f his preferred Gangsta Rap cuts. 1. "The Real Testament" (Intro) 2. "100 Years" After an introductory piece which is bound to remind Rap fans of the nineties when the worst ... Read the complete review
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