 |  | The Best Album I Have Ever Heard...Period!!! |  |
Tha Carter made me realize why Lil Wayne was my favorite rapper. This is my favorite album of all-time. Illmaticness at it's finest. Every track is easily one of the best songs ever. Wayne comes at you with an entirely different flow and creative style different from his previous albums. This album was worth the money, time, and wait. If you don't like Tha Carter then you don't like hip/hop in my opinion. Unlike many other albums from different artists your finger will be at rest when you play this cd. Yea, you can let this whole cd play. Shout out to Mannie Fresh too, because his beats for this album were incredible. I believe this is the best album since Tupac's All Eyez On Me. Believe Dat!!
June 29, 2008 See, this was my first time being introduced to Weezy. Now i know i am a little late on this review, but i figure i mide as well capatalize on Tha Carter III's release by reviewing some of his past albums. Now this was the first Weezy album i bought, and after i boutght this, i was left with a weird feeling. Weezys talent was there and evident, but it felt like he wasnt USING his talent. This album felt like it was rushed. I felt like he wasnt being exactly real. I am not saying Wayne isnt real, im just saying i felt like he was maybe making this album to fit better with the radio instead of the streets. Songs like "Go DJ" are great party tracks that will always get the party started. But it felt to poppy for Weezy. But then he has great songs like the moving "Earthquake". And Like i Said Weezy is easily one of the most talented rappers out there right now, easily. He has such an addictive flow, and his personality is also the same. But his lyrics are just mind blowing. He is the type of rapper that could describe a balloon to someone and it would be entertaining. I just personally think Tha Carter I was a bit of a miss for him thats all.
Grade:
C
June 8, 2008| | | Tha Carter - 5 Star Rating for Weezy | |
Weezy always top of the tha Game - also check out Smoke Sessions, Vol. 1- from his homie Devin the Dude another 5 Stars.
April 16, 2008| | | The milestone of lil wayne's career | |
When lil wayne first came out with the block is hot, most of the south was feeling him including me. Lil wayne been in the game for a while now. He just gotten better with time and is now one of the best rapper's in the south. Ain't taking nothing away from TI though. He was serious with this cd, even though the entire CD is freestyled. He still came hard with the punchlines and the metaphors. Some tight cuts on this cd include the intro; which is probably one of the hardest intro's ive heard anyone spit, go dj; good single, this is the carter, bm jr; the hardest song on this cd, i miss my dawgs; a song telling us how he feel about the former hot boys, only way, bring it back, ain't that a __, earthquake; which uses a good sample, and cash money millionaires. If you want some straight louisiana music, then cop this cd. Lilweezyana, that's the new planet. Peace!!!!!!
July 14, 2007Lil Wayne's lyrical skills are not what I thought they would be. Being from the south, particularly New Orleans, Louisiana, I thought he wouldn't be any better than Birdman or Soulja Slim...but he is! In fact, he's better.
This album has few flaws, and is definitely worth purchasing. There are 3 hit singles off the album including "Go D.J.", produced by Mannie Fresh. In fact, basically the whole album is produced by Mannie Fresh but on the cover it says it's executively produced by Birdman and his brother, I think (they both have the same last name).
But anyway, Lil Wayne is definitely not what I expected...his lyrical skills parallel those of Ludacris! He is definitely not the best rapper alive, but sure is the best in New Orleans. That I think.
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