Disc 1 starts off well. The first couple of tracks bang and you have the great 'Man Cry' by Z-Ro. Scarface goes missing from tracks 8-10 and isn't featured on some tracks. From there though, it never matches the opening. Disc 2 follows a similar pattern with Face again not being featured a lot in parts. Some of the production sounds quite mid '00s and isn't strong. There is a verse on 'Too Much' that sounds like it was recorded on a $50 microphone. Bun B saves the following 'What It Do'. There's a remix of Common's classic 'The Corner' from 'Be' and the album finishes with an above decent solo Trae Tha Truth song. D1 Best Tracks: Definition of Real, Never Snitch, Man Cry, Gotta Get Paid, My Life D2 Best Tracks: Gangsta, What It Do, Never Snitch (Original), The Corner (Remix), Problems Overall, there is production and songs that Scarface wouldn't let on a normal Face album. There are some interesting musical choices. On 'We Out Here' there is yodeling and on 'Twinkle Twinkle' part of 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' is spat for the hook. When Face goes missing you can tell and not surprisingly the best moments are when his voice is heard. This is proven as 'Never Snitch' is better than the remix with Beanie and Game. 'Pass the Itchy' is probably the only average Scarface moment. There are some moments to go back to, but there are more songs here without replay value. Beats: ★★★ Rapping/Bars: ★★★ Hooks: ★★★