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State Property Presents: The Chain Gang, Vol. 2
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Album Details: State Property Presents: The Chain Gang, Vol. 2

Release Date:08/12/2003
Label:Def Jam
UPC:602498606278

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    State Property Presents The Chain Gang Vol. 2

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Aug 12, 2003 | 2 out of 2 found this State Property Presents: The Chain Gang, Vol. 2 review helpful

    if ur a fan of da roc and state property, i advise u to go cop dis album and get 3: one fa da radio, one fa da car, and one fa all yo peeps in da hood cause da album is off da chain. The first song on da album Cant Stop, Wont Stop by da Young Gunz is... bananas u heard me. GO GET DAT STATE PROPERTY 2 TODAY CAUSE ITS BUMPIN LIKE A MUTHA U HEARD ME. Read more Less

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    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Oct 27, 2003

    Pros: Lyrics

    Cons: No Cam'ron

    This is one of the greatest compilation hip-hop albums of all time. Beanie Siegal shows that he can lead the show with the best of them, with a team of young hungry mc's ready to show the world their talents. This album shows that the ROC will ...be in great hands after Jay-Z retires. Read more Less

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    The second State Property compilation, following Freeway's elevation to full-fledged star status, is an improvement over the first, with more to offer in every capacity imaginable. Lead single and leadoff track "Can't Stop, Won't Stop," with a hollow percussive effect that can only be called the TiVo beat (it also resembles the sound of popping popcorn kernels), is a strong breakout track for Young Gunz. However, the duo is hardly a match for the likes of Beanie Sigel, Freeway, and newcomer Peedi Crakk, not to mention guests Jay-Z and Dirt McGirt. The extensive track listing is an attraction, but there's a little too much in the way of thrown-together filler to make it an end-to-end success. Why couldn't three minutes be taken away from anything involving Oschino, in order to add three minutes to Freeway's too-short "Still in Effect"? Incidentally, just about anything involving Oschino -- excepting "Blow," with its show-stealing appearance from Twista -- can be bypassed. Even consideri...ng its faults, the disc speaks well for the future of the crew. The mostly utilitarian and occasionally stellar production work, from an extended cast that includes Darrell Branch, D. Dot, Boola, Bink, Chad Hamilton, Alchemist, and Black Key, easily overpowers the work done on the first State Property comp. And, thankfully (mercifully), Dame Dash didn't feel the need to tie this one in with a movie. - Andy Kellman, All Music Guide Read more Less

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State Property

After establishing himself as a recording artist with Jay-Z and his Roc-a-Fella empire, Philadelphia rapper Beanie Sigel set out to start his own network with the group State Property. The world got it's first taste of the group on the soundtrack to the 2001 film State Property that starred Sigel and Roc-a-Fella associates Jay-Z, Damon Dash, and Memphis Bleek. At the ti... Read more