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Back Up N Da Chevy

From Bad Boy

Artist : Boyz N Da Hood
Binding : Audio CD
EAN : 0007567899894
Label : Bad Boy
Manufacturer : Bad Boy
NumberOfDiscs : 1
OriginalReleaseDate : 2007-01-01
ProductTypeName : ABIS_MUSIC
Publisher : Bad Boy
ReleaseDate : 2007-10-02
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Customer Reviews

Rating:
Summary: NEED IMPROVMENT!
Comment: these boyz need musical track direction
a right producer that will orbit them on the the front lines!
even though they're rhymes are 86'syle these boyz will never
get where they need to be i dont neccesary compare to N.W.A?
oh helllll no! 4 tracks songs are good i love that "bite down"
if they would have kept it on that level they would sell like crazy!
but nobody gets it but me so im going to go to itunes and get the ones
to ride to and wait on the next album unless they remix the whole thing
which is dire needed! try again guys!
Rating:
Summary: 4 DA HOOD NI**AZ
Comment: This release from Bad Boy records really surpassed some of the other f*g junk being released nowadays (Soulja Boy Tell 'Em, Hurricane Chris, Plies). While seemingly weaker than their 1st BOYZ N DA HOOD and other stronger shi*t coming out from the A-town, it's an album meant for crack cocaine dealers and people from the streets of DOWN SOUFFF YA HERD ME!!!!!!!

Cameos include Yung Joc, Ice Cube, T-Pain, Rick Ross, and many more...

Top Songs:
1.) Table Dance feat. T-Pain
2.) Everybody Know Me
3.) We Thuggin'
4.) Bite Down
5.) We Ready feat. Yung Joc
Rating:
Summary: Amazon d**ked me
Comment: I bought my new fav song off this album, "Bite Down" and all I got was some Disney Channel version which is totally wack. Bump Amazon, this sucks :-(
Rating:
Summary: why were these guys even considered nwa period
Comment: reasons why bnth sucked and will never be the next nwa.

they signed with puffy
reasons 2 and 3 see reason 1
they got rid of young jeezy
gorilla zoe sucks
yung joc's on here it sucks more
they were on bad boy never a good sign
nwa scared the crap out of people who's scafred of these guys or diddy for that matter.
Rating:
Summary: 3-1/2 stars -- Decent, but could still use a tune-up
Comment: Even though I've never been a HUGE fan of Young Jeezy, he was still the standout member of the original incarnation of Boyz N Da Hood. But now that Jeezy is a solo star, his replacement is Gorilla Zoe, and he and the rest of the pack deliver Back Up N Da Chevy, which actually isn't half-bad.

Now, some people might have a problem listening to this album because one of the guys raps like he's battling strep throat, but there are still some decent enough tracks on here, like "Everybody Know Me" and the title track. Ice Cube also shows up to add some life to "Choppa'z", and "Block Boyz" is a nice track made even better by another show-stealing performance by Alfamega (could someone get him a deal, please?). The song also features T-Rock, who impresses as well.

I don't exactly understand why the intro is the second track; also, the song that it's coupled with, "Bite Down", has a pretty dull chorus (but so does "Nothing Is Promised"). And although Bad Boy South labelmate Yung Joc doesn't really add much to that song, he sounds surprisingly good on the following track, "We Ready". But "We Ridin'" is extremely hard to follow (especially the second verse). And the obligatory freaky-girl track "Table Dance" not only features an off-key hook from T-Pain, but it also begins with: "You know we had to do somethin' for the hoes, right?" Ahhhh, how sentimental.

Everything else is okay except for the fact that the Boyz spend much of their time responding to haters. Although Back Up N Da Chevy is better than I expected, you should still borrow it first.

Anthony Rupert