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All rights reserved.| Track Listing 1. Intro 2. Westside Story - (with 50 Cent) 3. Dreams 4. Hate It or Love It - (with 50 Cent) 5. Higher 6. How We Do - (with 50 Cent) 7. Don't Need Your Love - (with Faith Evans) 8. Church For Thugs 9. Put You on the Game 10. Start From Scratch - (with Marsha) 11. Documentary, The 12. Runnin' - (with Tony Yayo) 13. No More Fun and Games 14. We Ain't - (with Eminem) 15. Where I'm From - (with Nate Dogg) 16. Special - (with Nate Dogg) 17. Don't Worry - (with Mary J. Blige) 18. Like Father, Like Son - (with Busta Rhymes)
Album Notes Personnel: The Game (rap vocals); Faith Evans, Mary J. Blige (vocals); Eminem, 50 Cent, Marsha, Nate Dogg, Tony Yayo, Busta Rhymes (rap vocals). On his official debut, THE DOCUMENTARY, Los Angeles rapper the Game (born Jayceon Taylor) observes he "was an ol' G in the hood" before he was 22. The Game has truly packed a lifetime of fury, chaos, and crime into his first years of adulthood, living life with a reckless passion. After a gunshot wound sent him into a temporary coma, he decided to put his agile mind to better use in hip-hop, and his complex, ferocious raps swiftly became mixtape staples. After many twists and turns, the Game finally dropped the highly anticipated THE DOCUMENTARY as the first major hip-hop release of 2005, and it's quite an opening salvo. On the Kanye West-produced "Dreams," he displays a dizzying intellect, subtly working an apt quote from Nas into an imagined bi-coastal conference between Jam Master Jay and Eazy-E. (The track also invokes political figures ranging from Ronald Reagan to Huey Newton.) The Game's clearly been immersed in the rap world from an early age, and he tips his hat to both past masters and his contemporaries, many of whom appear on the record (Eminem, 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, and others). THE DOCUMENTARY heralds a stunning new voice in rap by living up to its overwhelming hype. Editorial Reviews Uncut Entertainment Weekly Spin Rolling Stone | Find errors in the product description? Submit a catalog update request now. | ||||||||||||||
Reviews Review created: 05/12/08 by: 515mini666 ( 6 ) This CD has alot of songs on it that relate to my life . I would have to say song #6 (this is how we do it.) is by far my favorite. this CD is diffently one worth buying Review ID: 10000000007140243 Was this review helpful? Report this review I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW WHAT TOOK ME SO LONG TO BUY THIS CD, I JUST WANT TO SIT IN MY CAR AND RIDE TO THE WHOLE CD. IT IS ONE OF THE BEST RAP CD'S OF THE LAST 10 YEARS. WILL BE IN MY ALLTIME TOP 10 Review ID: 10000000007098252 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 02/21/08 by: its good real good thats why i bought it again and its gangsta no doubt about it ya dig and it stay in my cd changer Review ID: 10000000005755757 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 02/24/07 by: 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. CLASSIC DR. DRE MATERIAL. 50 CENT CAME THROUGH WITH GREAT SONGS 7 HOOK. OH YEAH GAME DID HIS THIG TOO. CLASSIC RAP ALBUM. 5 STARS. WORTH THE $$$$$$$$$$$$$4 Review ID: 10000000003016079 Was this review helpful? Report this review Review created: 02/12/07 by: pro-finished ( 3 ) Good service, i received my item on time. Everything was good, on time, in quality, the product work in perfect condition. Review ID: 10000000002978278 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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