Lil Wayne - Tha Carter 2
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Track List: Tha Carter 2
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- Tha MobbDownload & Buy
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- On Tha Block No.2Download & Buy
- Hit Em UpDownload & Buy
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- ReceiptDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Tha Carter 2
- Release Date:
- 12/06/2005
- Label:
- Cash Money
- UPC:
- 602498836514
User Reviews: Tha Carter 2
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Wish i have one!
, September 30, 2008Reviewer: ◄[:×]ŤřůŋĢ™® [♥95] - See all ◄[:×]ŤřůŋĢ™® [♥95]'s reviews -
tha 6est al6um i eva hurd
, May 24, 2006Reviewer: jay_219souljah2000 - See all jay_219souljah2000's reviewsPros: good songz good lyricz
Cons: 6arley any colla6oz
now i liked dis cd a lot i listen 2 it evryday no lie. lil wayne iz my fav rapper n i think he is argue6ally tha 6est rapper alive. 22 trakz on dis 1 an i listen 2 evry1 an i think he has grown up ba lot 4rum thas carter. i cant 6eleive dat dis isnt a num6er al6um on tha charts well i recomend dat u go get dis al6um ryte now
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Pro Reviews: Tha Carter 2
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews An appropriately titled album, Tha Carter, Vol. 2 builds on the Lil Wayne of the first Carter, the Lil Wayne who was not only cocky, but also truly confident, confident enough to loosen up his rhymes and create a winning mixture of slick baller posturing and slippery flippancy. If the first Carter found him somewhere between a crazed Silkk the Shocker and a thuggish Devin the Dude, the excellent followup finds him more toward the latter. Take "Money on My Mind," a track that covers the usual "get money" territory but this time with scatological whimsy and offthewall rhymes that would make Tracy Morgan proud. This uninhibited style is also the reason the many hookless, freestyleish tracks work, and while these hardcore, mixtapesounding numbers may alienate those who don't appreciate dirty street music, they balance the slicker club singles. Recalling the gutter hits of the Hot Boys the crew where Lil Wayne spent his teen years the stomping "Fireman" was rightfully lighting up the request lines at the album's release, but the rest of the radioworthy polish "Grown Man," "Hustler Music," and "Get Over" is much more soulful, with smooth RB in its heart rather than tackedon to land it on the play list. For longtime fans of Lil Wayne or the Cash Money label, the absence of regular producer Mannie Fresh is worth noting, but the Heatmakerz along with Tmix Batman offer plenty of brilliant grime and glitter while two newcomers deliver the curveballs. Producer Yonny loops a reggae bounce and makes the smoking song "Mo Fire" drip out of the speakers like the dankest stickyicky while Thicke as in Alan Thicke's son reprises his slinkiest number from his overlooked 2003 album Beautiful World for "Shooter," arguably the most adventurous and stylish Lil Wayne song yet. Lyrical triumphs like the epic "Tha Mobb" and the pimphandshowing "Receipt" seal the deal, leaving only the short, ignorable skits and the blackonred printing in the liner notes to complain about (the latter is hell on the eyeballs). The sturdy Carter, Vol. 2 caps off a year when the man was appointed president of Cash Money by founders Birdman and Ronald "Slim" Williams, then watched his 17th Ward, New Orleans, neighborhood destroyed by hurricane Katrina something bitterly touched upon during "Feel Me"'s FEMA dis, but most likely too late for press time for most tracks. The wellrounded, risktaking, but truetoitsroots album suggests he can weather the highs and lows like a champion and that Birdman and Slim knew something everyone else didn't when they bet the farm on the formerly "raw talent," now "fully formed" Lil Wayne. - David Jeffries, All Music Guide |
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Initially known best as the youngest Hot Boy, Lil' Wayne grew up quickly and enjoyed a steady stream of hits in the process. The New Orleans rapper began his long stint with Cash Money as part of the Hot Boys, a popular late-'90s supergroup also comp...Full Lil Wayne Biography
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