Chamillionaire-Ultimate_Victory-(Proper)-2007-SAW

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MP3/FLAC

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SAW

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110,98 MB

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19

Date

2008-09-24

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Artist     : Chamillionaire
Album      : Ultimate Victory
Label      : Universal Motown Records
Genre      : Hip-Hop
Bitrate    : 193 kbps avg
Source     : CD (LP)
Playtime   : 01:19:31  (116 MB)
Rls date   : 2007-09-12
Store date : 2007-09-18


[Track List]
1. The Morning News                                3:58
2. Hip Hop Police (Feat. Slick Rick)               4:11
3. Standing Ovation                                4:27
4. Wont Let You Down                               4:37
5. Industry Groupie                                3:32
6. Pimp Mode (Feat. Bun B)                         5:22
7. Rock Star (Feat. Lil Wayne)                     5:00
8. (Skit)                                          3:04
9. The Bill Collecta (Feat. Krayzie Bone)          3:51
10.The Ultimate Vacation                           4:05
11.Come Back To The Streets                        4:52
12.I Think I Love You                              4:43
13.The Evening News                                4:08
14.Welcome To The South (Feat. Pimp C)             4:12
15.You Must Be Crazy (Feat. Lil Ken)               4:54
16.We Breakin Up                                   4:40
17.(Skit) Stuck In The Ghetto (Feat. Tony Henry)   1:45
18.Rocky Road (Feat. Devin The Dude)               4:59
19.The Ultimate Victory                            3:11


For someone who scored one of the biggest hits in recent
memory with 2005's "Ridin'" -- which earned the Houston
MC a Grammy and sold more ringtones than any song in
history û Chamillionaire sounds awfully grumpy. "Money 
don't do nothing but bring you trouble," he says in the
lead-in to "I Think I Love You," a tragic tale where cash
is the object of the rapper's affection. It's a recurring
sentiment on Cham's second disc, on which he lashes out 
at the record industry, money-grubbing ex-friends and lazy
rappers shilling ôcrap music.ö Luckily, he backs up the
bluster.
ôPimp Modeö is a syrupy Texas gem, with acoustic guitar 
and a stellar verse from hometown legend Bun B; the soulful
ôWe Breakin' Upö is one of several cuts on which the MC 
sings as much as he raps; and the album-closing manifesto,
ôThe Ultimate Victoryö -- on which Cham expresses sympathy
for media-dogged celebs like Eminem and Britney and admits,
ôI'm still filled with doubtö -- might be the most 
personally reflective hip-hop track since Slim Shady 
himself stepped to the mike.

The real deal. Fuck the re-encoders.

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