Geolani stays on his game people, don't front. He's one of few artist/managers/business owners that actually walks the walks when he talks the talk. Plus he understands that actions speak louder than words, must be a disciple of the 48 Laws of Power. Hmmm. DJ 4 Sho is outta Va and he probably got part 6 done as I'm typing this.

"Big Spender" is a crazy ass beat; Cas, Dino West and Geolani make a good team. One of the most slept on MCs out right now is Dramills. "Ground Wit U Ni99as" is that pile of rocks in ya pocket theme music. Big Cas said "eclectic boogaloo" on "Diddy Bop". I was rolling and that hook is catchy too. Best track on the CD to me is "Trouble". Rain and Montega is cool colabo, the beat is tight and the hook is smooth like country crock. Good to see Brick Savvy on "Hang On", dope track. Dan Deuce harmonizing a little bit with "On This Track", surprised me a little but he still verbally beat the track in the head. Easily the hardest track of the CD is "Smoke It". This is what you call catching a "3 to 9" on a track.

I enjoyed this CD man but I've heard better verses/tracks from every MC featured on here. 4 Sho needs to level some of the tracks out. For example the Trilogy and Laz joint "Don't Play" was something I really wanted to peep but the lows was maxed and didn't do the track justice. Maybe the track came that way, in that case it falls on the artist but if it doesnt sound proper quality wise I wouldn't play it. I did learn something new with this CD though; Capp N Kidd Wonder got some dope beats. I'll catch ya'll on part six, most likely coming very soon. (7/19/06)

Team Afficial and DJ Lust is an ill collaboration. I'm all about handling BI and so is Team Afficial. If you don't know DJ Lust he's a true mixape personality. He keeps it short and sweet on the drops and the CD moves lovely. If you're looking for some cutting and mixing you'll need to go elsewhere. Only straight tracks dropped on this full of hot lava and other in cindering things. lol Enough yappin', lets see what's really good.

"Reppin' Time" is Jimmy Jones at this best. He may be an exec but he always keeps it on that gangsta shit. "Hands Up" got me thinking Banks is coming weak; "Put em up, Put em up, Put em up". What the fuck is that? Ahhh, always good to hear some Stack Bundles. He's a true mixtape juggernaut, plus he'll eat you other MCs up like "Food". Who is J Hood? I remember this MC from back in the late 90's with the same name but he never DROPPED and album. Hmmmmmm, (scratches chin). For some reason I had "Wat Set U Wit" on repeat like it was cooked food. Def one of my favorite JR Writer tracks, that hook is a semi-anthem. Best track of the CD gotta be "We So Afficial", and it's not because Montega name dropped me in the rhyme; "you heard Chew on the review ni99a/ tuck ya chain." Ransom Rellic caught an ill flow on this track too and well Montega is just hungry on some grizzly bear type shit. Think I'm lying? Peep him on "U Must Be Strong". That vocal sample is crazy like cat shit. Speaking of ill vocal samples, Snyp got some shit on "One Heart". Yea if you know Journey's music at all you know what the sample is. Rain and Vice Raw did they freestyle thing with some ill ass word play. Big Cas laying down some lovely shit for the cave bitches on The Perfect Match", shit for all bitches I guess. I don't front though, I'll eat some pussy, fuck that, and bitches don't call me Chew for nothing. lol Im buggin.

It's that Team Afficial music people get used to it. Couple of exclusives from the masses but truth be told its the Team Afficial/New Industry tracks that shine the brightest. The sleeper track of the CD is Bossman flowing over "Quiet Storm". Just peep the track list and see what it's about, nothing but good music. If you check the Rapmullet Message Board the shit is up there for free download, don't get any better than that. (6/27/06)