Point continued to dropped off with his third album here. 'R U Ready to Die' is the one song that really catches my attention due to the energy in the instrumentation, the chorus and all of the features. Other than that, it's all forgettable and just comes and goes. It sounds like a very generic late '90s rap album. Beats: ★★☆ Rapping/Bars: ★★★ Hooks: ★★☆ Best Tracks: N-Tha-Do', R U Ready to Die, Hood Stars

I've revisited this years after checking it out for the first time and it still doesn't click. It's all okay, from the rapping to the instrumentation, but there is just very little memorable here. Best Tracks: Money an Fame, The Realist, All Sides, Be Real

There are some strong Game songs here that according to the song tags are all produced by Dr Dre. The bookends bang like a hairstylist. Some versions have 'Breathe Eazy' on the tracklist but that's not a Dre produced track so it doesn't fit here. Best Tracks: Feels Good, My Bitch 1. Feels Good 90 2. Wonderful Life 80 3. Around the Way (Demo) 70 4. Won't Stop 82 6. Murda 74 7. My Bitch (50 Cent, Jay-Z and Suge Knight Diss) 90

This one is another consistent release from Scarface. Every song is a 7-8 out of 10, but nothing hits classic status. Best Tracks: Never, Big Dog Status, Git Out My Face 1. Intro 2. Never 80 3. Big Dog Status 80 4. Girl You Know 80 5. Burn 74 6. Go 70 7. Dollar 70 8. Boy Meets Girl 70 9. Who Do You Believe In 70 10. Git Out My Face 84 11. Sucide Note 80 12. Outro 13. B' Word 80 14. Crack 80 15. Big Dogg Status (Remix) 80

Albums like this catch my attention. Famous features, (including Nas) and just the solitary album in the discography. I can see why this was as far as she went though. Cha Cha is a fine enough rapper, but there is nothing different here. She sounds like a Foxy Brown, gangster kind of rapper, and the instrumentation is all generic late '90s sounding. Beats: ★★ Rapping/Bars: ★★ Hooks: ★★ Best Tracks: New Millenium (What Cha Wanna Do), Set It Off, WhereDaPaperAt?