Country Grammar [Explicit/Enhanced]
Country Grammar [Explicit/Enhanced]
With the No Limit and Cash Money crews having permanently seared the once-ignored Deep South into the hip-hop map, Nelly arrives to make a mark for the heretofore uncelebrated St Louis scene. After outlining the rules of the game from lifestyle (gats, grass and sex) to wardrobe (he cuffs his jeans like Beaver Cleaver), the rapper offers scenario after scenario depicting the gangsta world as one big party; he and his crew seem much more interested in fellatio than shoot-outs. The title single is the clear standout with its low-rider groove, but the midtempo R&B-flavoured flows of “Utha Side”, “Greed, Hate & Envy”, and “Steal Da Show” are also seductive. –Rickey Wright
Customer Review: Pop style beats help the southern takeover!
Very Commercial!
I had to get that out the way. Now, this album has Nelly rapping in a typical St Lou style, adding rr on the end of every word you hearr me? Pop beats are included here, but Nelly manages to work them.
The best songs are St Louie and Ride wit me.
Ride wit me is, in my opinion, one of the finest rao songs ever.
Overall, Nelly is a capable rapper, but i wouldn’t reccomend this to people who like the hardcore, underground or gangsta type of rap, howerver, i like that stuff, but i still found this good.
Only four stars, as it is TO COMMERCIAL!!
Customer Review: Nelly: The best album ever made!
Of all the albums I own - this one has to be my favourite. All the songs are excellent with a good rhythm and vibe. Nelly is just telling it like it is - and this reflects in the lyrics in all his songs. He is trying to get St Louis recognised, and with an album as good as this he shouldn’t have any problem. I find this album easier to listen to than other rap/hip hop CDs - and every track is individual. My personal favourite is E.I - but all the rest are just as good. infact it was hard to choose just one favourite. So if you want to listen to some decent music - choose this album!
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