Young Buck - Straight Outta Cashville
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Free Music Review: Young Buck's first hit album: Straight Outta Cashville
Hit: 5 Stars
You Know, the first song I heard Young Buck on was on that song Shorty Wanna Ride from Buck's first album Straight Outta Cashville. I bought Straight Outta Cashville cd about a month after it came out which was back in 2004. I still got the cd and I still listen to it. The album's a little old but I don't care. I never get tired of listening to Young Buck music. It's hardcore gangsta rap and Young Buck is one of the realist rappers out there. My favorite songs on the album are "Black Gloves", "Shorty Wanna Ride", "Welcome To The South" feat. Lil Flip & David Banner, "Stomp" feat. Game & Ludacris (There's also another version with TI), "Bonafide Hustler" feat. 50 Cent & Tony Yayo, "Prices On My Head" feat. Lloyd Banks & D-Tay and "I'm A Soldier" with 50 Cent delivering the chorus. All the other songs are great as well and the beats to songs are great too.Free Music Review: Authentic Approach and Style
Hit: 5 Stars
Young Buck's debut album, "Welcome to Cashville", has a unique style and attitude about itself. I feel that he differs from the other G Unit members in a good way. He raps more about himself and his lifestyle, and is more on a personal level. He displays this in such songs as, "Prices On My Head", "Bang Bang", and "Walk With Me". I enjoy the other memebers of G Unit as well, but Young Buck seems to be on another level compared to the rest. Along with the songs that speak about aspects of his life, there are the apparent hits that are in all of the recent G Unit albums. Such hits will include, "Let Me In", "Shorty Wanna Ride", and "Stomp" feat. Game and Ludacris. I feel overall this is a CD that you can either sit back, listen and nod your head to or something that can really get your adrenaline pumping.Free Music Review: 5 STARS, cashville, tennakey
Hit: 5 Stars
I can't front, i like g-unit with the exception of tony yayo which i thought would have been the hardest g-unit member. Young buck comes with a vengeance on his debut SOC. Even though he talks about murder's, robbing, ect; which most people criticize, he delivers each line with emotion and anger. With that being said, just about the entire cd is fire. My cuts on here include im a soldier; which 50 delivers a great chorus, do it like me, let me in; banging first single, look at me now, welcome to the south, prices on my head; which lloyd banks delivers some hot lines, bonafide hustler, bang bang, and black gloves. Young buck delivered a platinum cd to this day still gets rotation from me like 50 cents first cd get rich or die trying. If you like g-unit or young buck, then you gotta pick it up.Free Music Review: Buck Brings It!!
Hit: 5 Stars
Okay, I'll be the first to admit I'm not a huge G-Unit fan as a whole. To me, all of their songs have the same type of production. I don't really like Yayo or Banks or 50. 50 doesn't have a very good flow to me, and Banks may be a good lyricist but he doesn't seem to be able to carry a whole album. Buck doesn't fit into this category, though. He reps G-Unit very very well!! He particularly stands out on tracks like "Black Gloves," "Stomp," and "Thou Shall." He rips it on these songs. I really really enjoy this album and there is no question to me that he has the best flow of any person that is currently in G-Unit!! Mobb Deep is up there with him now that they've signed on, but Young Buck is a true soldier and reps for the South! Great job on the album, Buck! Can't wait for your next one!Free Music Review: the dirtiest from the dirty south
Hit: 5 Stars
buck for sure surpassed banks and almost 50. his lyrical content is the most thugish since pac. he is the youngest in the unit and his flow is the hardest. most of the south r smooth with hard beats, but buck combines that with his uniqe style that is crazy. a must buy.
1.Do It Like Me 9/10
2.Let Me In 9/10 (Would give a 10, but heard it too much)
3.Look At Me Now 9/10
4.Prices On My Head 8/10 (I don't like Banks)
5.Bonafide Hustler 7.5/10 (50 isn't the best in this song)
6.Bang Bang 10/10 (Great gangsta hit)
7.Thou Shall 11/10 (Amazing beat with a flow to match)
8.Black Gloves 11/10 (Buck smash's on this track)
9.Stomp 10.5/10 (It's good but the one wit TI is better)
10.Taking Hits 9.5/10
11.Walk With Me 9/10