#MAC SHELL SHOCKED 1998 ZIP FOR MAC#
Serv-On, Big Ed, Snoop Dogg, Mia X: A pounding beat is served up for Mac and the No Limit family to get busy to. Classic track in every aspect.ħ.) We Don’t Love ‘Em: A very plain beat is provided by Beats By The Pound, as Mac tries (and fails) to explain why none of his soldiers “love them hoes.” At just over 3 minutes long, the hook sounds unusually awkward, and Mac is cut off during his third verse. His storytelling ability really shines as this 4 minute track showcases why Mac deserves to be mentioned with the greats. Over a very solumn instrumental, Mac details the come up of a young nigga trying to make noise in the game of life. Great song featuring three of No Limit’s finest MC’s.Ħ.) Slow Ya Roll: Mac’s first solo song is a hip hop classic. “The Camoulflaged Assassin.” This song features a pounding drum and bass loop. One of those albums at the time was the group debut of the “Tank Doggs”, which featured C-Murder a.k.a. C-Murder, Fiend: Anybody that remembers No Limit remembers their constant advertising for upcoming albums. Definatley recommended.ĥ.) Tank Dogs feat. His quick punchlines and impecable flow easily make for one of the best records on the entire album. Mac sets off the army influenced instrumental, with memorable lyrics “If I die in battle, tell my folks I was no joke when I blasted/Wrap me up in camoulflage and put that tank on my casket.” Then Mystikal comes through and completely WRECKS the beat. Mystikal: Although this song only clocks in at 2:25, this is a “soldier” song all the way through. Mac comes through with a decent first verse, but it unfortunatley doesn’t make the song any better.Ĥ.) Murda, Murda, Kill, Kill feat. The beat is nothing exceptional, but the hook is abysmal, and Master P’s constant “Unnngghhh’s” grow old after the first minute of the song. Master P: Both artists underachieve extremely on this track. Great song, however.ģ.) Soldier Party feat. Silkk drags the track down slightly, with his offbeat flow. Mac jumps on the second verse, describing his struggles and curiosity as to why the streets are the way the way they are. Fiend starts the track off with an amazing hook, and commendable verse. Fiend, Silkk The Shocker: The first great song on the album features fellow No Limit soldiers – Fiend and Silkk The Shocker. Decent song at best, and only features one verse from each rapper.Ģ.) Be All You Can Be feat. The beat is typical Beats By The Pound, and features Mac rapping about his “boss *****”, which in this case is “Unlady Like” diva – Mia X. Mia X: Released as the first single (complete with video), this is more out of Mac’s comfort zone. This was released in June 1998.ġ.) Boss Chick feat.
One of these included the solo debut of the talented MC – Mac, formerly of the Psychoward click. In the midst of their 22 albums released in 1998, most were unfortunatley overlooked. While a lot of fans condemned them for biting and over saturation, no one can deny that No Limit Records put forth one of the greatest runs in hip hop history. If you were a fan of hip hop during the 90’s chances are you we’re bumping almost anything Master P put his platinum touch on.
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