Urban Legend - TI

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - Gangsta & Hardcore / Artist: TI / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2004-11-29 at Atlantic / ... more

Urban Legend - TI ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Tha King
2 Motivation
3 U Don’t Know Me
4 ASAP
5 Prayin’ For Help
6 Why U Mad At Me
7 Get Loose (feat. Nelly)
8 What They Do (feat. BG)
9 The Greatest (feat. Mannie Fresh)
10 Get Ya Shit Together (feat. Lil’ Kim)
11 Freak Though (feat. Pahrrell)
12 Countdown
13 Bring Em Out
14 Limelight (feat. P$$ and Big Kuntry)
15 Chillin With My Bitch (feat. Jazze Pha)
16 Stand Up (feat. Trick Daddy, Lil’ Jon, Lil’ Wayne)
17 My Life (feat. Daz Dillinger)

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... **Five Stars** "Prayin' For Help" From this track, you get the idea that T.I. is underated as a lyricist, by the way he can paint pictures in your mind, but as this album acted as his brcr album, things like this will only be appreciated by the true Hip Hop fans. Due to this, I couldn't really get into this track, because I thoughth that it threw me off, because I wasn't in the mood to be pulled down into this type of track without somw warning, by perhaps sticking a similar type of track before it. **T...more

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Urban Legend - TI: Ear Dis (2220 words)
by - written on 19/06/08 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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"Urban Legend", released in 2004, is the third album by the Atlanta rapper T.I., and it was a Certified Platinum, showing great progression from his previous two LP which didn't perform nearly as well as this (although "Trap Muzik", the album which preceeded this, came quite close). "Tha King" This is a good way to set up for the album as he asserts his position as therap 'King of da South' as he did in past albums, and because I beleive he was aware that this was going to sell big (with the success of the first single, "Bring 'Em Out") so this gives people, who perhaps wouldn't have heard his other two ... Read the complete review