I'd looked up more Hush music after quite enjoying his album, 'Bulletproof', but this had slipped by or it had only been recently added to streaming platforms. It begins with a skit of Hush frustrated at his lack of success that is a theme on some songs. It's all passable music but hits its stride towards the end. 'Roses & Razorblades' is a rap-rock song of sorts and has build up that other songs don't. Hush has a connection to Eminem, giving him a feature before he was huge, and the storytelling 'Barricaded Gunman' gives off a 'Stan' feel. 'Poetic Justice' features a 'God Moving over the Face of the Waters' by Moby that would make any album song standout. After a few spins, the last few songs are ones I replayed, but nothing else grabs me. It comes and goes. Best Tracks: Roses & Razorblades, Barricaded Gunman, Poetic Justice

This features some decent, dark, boom bap production, and the rapping from Detroiters, Hush, probably best known for his song on 'NFS: Most Wanted', 'Fired Up', and Uncle ILL, is all enjoyable. It's that kind of boom bap album that you've heard before, but is impossible not to enjoy if you're into the genre. Beats: ★★★☆ Rapping/Bars: ★★★☆ Hooks: ★★★ Best Tracks: Leukotomy, Dave's Theme, Rhyme Foo

Man, pressing play on this album was a surprise. The group originally consisted of Bushwick Bill, DJ Ready Red, Sire Jukebox and Prince Johnny C under the name 'Ghetto Boys' before Scarface and Willie D were brought in and the 'h' was dropped. This just sounds like an attempt to make a Run-D.M.C. album with slightly more gangsta themes. There are some really poor moments with nothing to go back to. Best Tracks: Making Trouble, Why Do We Live This Way

Is Treach the best rapper to never drop a solo project? I'll leave that question with you. This leaked CD was the closest we got to not being able to ask that question, but for whatever reason it never officially dropped. After the enjoyable opener, it begins slowly but from track 7 the success rate is fairly high. Beats: ★★★☆ Rapping/Bars: ★★★★☆ Hooks: ★★☆ Best Tracks: Stop, Run That, Wild Muthafuckas, Pocket Full of Miracles -------------------------- Track 1 [Stop] ★★★★ Track 2 [Shut Ya Damn Up?] ★★☆ Track 3 [Walk on the Wildside] ★★★ Track 4 [So Many Things] ★★★☆ Track 5 [Real Life ft. Bone Thugs N Harmony] ★★★ Track 6 [Tip That Bitch?] ★★☆ Track 7 [Who Could Hold Me] ★★★★ Track 8 [Who Could Hold Me] ★★★★ Track 9 [Fuck You Now] ★★★★ Track 10 [If We Can't Get It?] ★★★☆ Track 11 [Death Before Dishonor?] ★★★ Track 12 [Run That] ★★★★ Track 13 [My Heart Can't Take It?] ★★★★ Track 14 [What Goes Up?] ★★★★ Track 15 [Stop Running? ft?] ★★★★ Track 16 [Wild Muthafuckas ft. Vinnie, Lil' Jon and Chyna White] ★★★★★ Track 17 [Pocket Full of Miracles?] ★★★★☆ Track 18 [Ya'll? ft?] ★★★ Track 19 [Who Could Hold Me Down] ★★★☆ *Some of the titles are guesses (?) based on the lyrics.

This is a DJ-mix of some of Game's songs from his album, 'Doctor's Advocate', along with freestyles over great well-known production and other great non-album cuts. It goes hard from top to bottom.