Philadelphia Freeway [Import] [PR]
Freeway
レーベル： Roc-a-Fella
CD
発売日： 2003年2月25日(火)
画像： 大 中
◎関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル
◎曲目リスト
- Free
- What We Do... (featuring Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel)
- All My Life (featuring Nate Dogg)
- Flipside (featuring Peedi Crakk)
- On My Own (featuring Nelly)
- We Get Around (featuring Snoop Dogg)
- Don't Cross the Line (featuring Faith Evans)
- Life (featuring Beanie Sigel)
- Full Effect (featuring Young Gunz)
- Turn Out the Lights (Freewest)
- Victim of the Ghetto (featuring Rell)
- You Don't Know (In the Ghetto) (featuring Sparks)
- Alright (featuring Allen Anthony)
- Hear the Song
- You Got Me (featuring Mariah Carey, Freeway and Jay-Z)(bonus track)
- Line 'Em Up (featuring Young Chris)(bonus track)
◎レビュー (Amazon)
Based on Freeway’s introduction to the rap world (a verse on "1-900-Hustler" from Jay-Z’s The Dynasty, where he provides a tutorial on how to deal drugs effectively), it’s a challenge not to think that he’s just another in a long line of "devout" MCs who debauch with the best of them. But few of the others rap with the same sense of urgency or have such a distinctively mesmerizing yet whiny vocal drone. On "Free," Freeway reminds us why we endured a full year of delays before this debut hit the streets, flipping schizophrenic flows over a pounding Just Blaze beat and an even catchier female vocal sample. You may love his off-kilter flow or you may hate it (think Ol’ Dirty Bastard), but you can't deny that Freeway has rhyme skills, especially on burners like "What We Do," his shady street-life redemption opus featuring thug adviser Beanie Sigel. His storytelling capabilities arguably rival that of his mentor Jay-Z on "Life," an open letter to a neighborhood homey who’s doing a lifetime bid. However, this Philly MC’s fixation on tales of dope peddling, prison, or street life may make it a bit too hustle-centric for some. --Dalton Higgins
◎関連グッズ
☆PC版で見る
