ItвЂ™s comprised of a dream list that any rapper would love to have half of his album. Without the Doctor, what does the Advocate have to say?ДoctorвЂ™s Advocate like The Documentary employs the talents of critically and commercially acclaimed producers. Dre left no fingerprints on his new album (yeah I dusted). Since that release, heвЂ™s fallen out with 50 and Dr. The West Coast Hope had a bright future ahead of himвЂ¦or so we thought. Laced with an all star cast of producers and a 50 affiliation, failure was not an option.

In January 2005, The Game dropped a near classic with his first release, The Documentary, under Dr. He wasnвЂ™t just your ordinary Los Angeles lyricist.

No marks, no busters, no jheri curl juice. There was something about the young man from Compton that appealed to the entire hip hop community. Hot Trax: Pendemic, The Profit, Make It Rain, Bendicion Mami Me, Myself & I gets away from the glitz and glam and gets back to rap and thatвЂ™s what we fans like to see. ItвЂ™s currently in contention to be one of the best rap albums of the year. Never have I been so indifferent about an albumвЂ™s release yet so impressed about the outcome. The album is lyrically surprising and the percussion is superior. Nor have I heard the leader of the TS BSвЂ™n with R&B i.e. Lately, I havenвЂ™t seen him jumping in swimming pools draped in baby blue minks or licking the bottom of a fresh pair of footwear. The new Fat Joe is really good, but he flies dangerously below the radar nowadays. The baseline hits beautifully with the sample and sets the mood just right for The Don to talk about his mama. Fat Joe gets back with Streetrunner on Bendicion Mami. Make it Rain features Lil Wayne (for the second time on the album) on a Scott Storch production. Apparently The Runners are in a scam selling the same beats to multiple MCs. This reminds meвЂ¦so I listen to HustlinвЂ™ from the Rick Ross album. Which reminds meвЂ¦I listen to Money on My Mind from the LilвЂ™ Wayne album. I listen to Where My Money from the Rick Ross album. When I first heard No Drama, I was thinking that the song was hot but I swear I heard it before. Not only did Streetrunner represent, the evolution of Joey continues with his lyrically progression. And on Me, Myself & I, Pendemic makes a statement of whatвЂ™s to come. How many times have I said it? The intro is that first fix that makes you want to try some more. I doubt it will be his best selling (for lack of commercial appeal) but heвЂ™s commercially stable so letвЂ™s see what the Bronx Bomber has to offer. This is his seventh album and the way it sounds, his best yet. For a while it was Big Pun and that other fat dude but Joey has since created an identity all his own. Long ago he emerged from the shadows of the late Christopher Rios.

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