My Favorite Album

Its decent. I liked that Mcnastee collab. and the jason porter big b track is good. The song with Proof is the highlight. No a huge Intrinzik fan but there are some good songs on here.

Here we have another professional product from Intrinz Ink Records. I like the concept of the cover with the front and back being like a credit card. The insert made me laugh with the photos and everything claiming that Intrinzik is trying to make think he’s cool. Overall a very solid and eye catching product. Track By Track Review 1. Wana Be – A great way to start off the album. No intro needed as Intrinzik comes off strong with a superb track to open up the cd. 2. 2nd Listen – I’m not really feeling the beat but the lyrics and flow are on point. Not a strong track but not bad by any means. 3. Tricks Of The Trade – Perhaps my favorite track on the album. This track sounds like something you’d hear on the radio. Very catchy lyrics and hook. Both Intrinzik and Mcnastee come off solid and smooth. 4. Gota Get Down – This is also one of my favorite tracks on the album. The beat is perfect and I catch myself singing the hook at work! 5. Hit The Road - I love this beat! It’s fire! This is my first time actually hearing Phunk Junkeez and they’re really solid on this track. Just a nice mellow track to relax to. 3 hot singles in a row! 6. It’s INT – It’s not my favorite beat and the hook is kind of boring but Mcnastee singing is great! This is a slower track and not one of my favorites. 7. O Wow – This track doesn’t really stand out to me. I like the beat and like the flow/lyrics but it’s missing something. Perhaps I just think the hook is kind of mediocre. 8. So Crazy – Being a big Michigan rap collector I’ve known of Menacide for quite some time to it’s always nice to see him as a guest on someone else’s album. I think the hook is great and the beat is awesome. I’m not really feeling Blaze Rock as much as Intrinzik and Menacide but all come correct. 9. Lousy World – Again… as a Michigan rap collector I’m familiar with Jason Porter and who isn’t familiar with Wu-Tang? This beat is raw! I think Jason Porter is the weakest of the 3 but a great track overall. 10. Everything Must End – The beat sounds kind of like something Kanye West would come out with… I’m not a big fan of slower, emotional type tracks so I’m not really feeling it. 11. Revenge (Skit) – I thought this was useless as I’m not a big fans of skits in general and I always skip over them. 12. Against You – Again… This kind of seems pointless… I don’t know the story behind it or whatever but I skip over this. 13. In This Place – I like the lyrics/concept of the track but I don’t like the slow pace of the beat. I don’t really like Intrinzik’s deep sounding voice on the track either. It could be better in my opinion. 14. My Last Song – Intrinzik and Emerg come off really well… I wasn’t feeling Rated Real though. I think it’s a great way to close out the album (minus the bonus tracks). 15. Roads – Not too bad but nothing great either in my opinion. Again… I think Intrinzik excels at club banger type tracks and it might just be me but I don’t like to bump emotional type tracks out my ride. 16. 2 White Boys – The beat and guitars rock! The track is really fresh as both Intrinzik and Jason Porter shine. It’s just very grimy. Overall a very solid release from Intrinzik. I wasn’t exactly feeling 3 tracks (the slower/emotional type tracks) but for the most part it was great. It took me a while to review the CD because I had it in the 6 disc in the trunk of my car driving around town bumping Intrinzik. I can’t wait for more music from the Intrinz Ink camp!

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