There's One in Every Family 1998 Album

Fiend

Mystikal kills 'Do You Know?' as does UGK 'Slangin''. 'Walk Like a "G"' reminds me of Juvenile's 'Ha'. 'For the N.O.' is another song with some interesting thumping production. The closer is one of the strongest tunes as well with Fiend getting introspective as he does on a few songs. I've been checking out a few No Limit records of late and this is one of the better ones. It's very consistent with some great moments. As with most No Limit records, it does feel like a collaborative effort with many features. A number of the best moments are when the featuring artists jump on board and offer something more unique than Fiend can provide. Mystikal's verse is a great examples of that. No one sounds like him. It's the same case with Bun B on 'Slangin''. Fiend and many of the No Limit soldiers don't have that original voice to stand out from the crowd. I've thought about giving this a 4/5 but some of the songs probably just needed something extra for me to do that. 3.5-4/5. Best Tracks: Take My Pain, Do You Know?, The Baddest, All in a Week, Slangin', Walk Like a "G", For the N.O., Live Me Long