Roots of Evil
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This is my favorite of Kool G Rap's albums that I've heard so far by FAR. I've heard mafioso rap before but the way he connects that theme throughout this album is amazing. Very good album here from G Rap and one of the most underrated of all time.
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A low key Kool G Rap favorite, he's spitting headspinning bars over your traditional NY mafioso production consistently, no filler.
A Kool G Rap album always is a special event, if only because of the man’s superior mic skills and unparalleled storytelling abilities.
Roots Of Evil is an underrated album. Sure, by 1998 the whole gangsta thing was a tired subject matter for a long time already, but few do it as well as G Rap. This album (just like Live And Let Die) should be experienced like watching a straight hardcore gangsta film – G Rap storytelling prowess make it a cinematic experience.
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Track List
- Intro
- Hitman's Diary
- One Dark Night
- Foul Cats
- Tekilla Sunrise
- Home Sweet Funeral Home (Ft. Jinx Da Juvy & Papoose)
- Mobsta's
- Let the Games Begin
- A Thug's Love Story (Chapter I, II, III)
- Da Bosses Lady (Ft. Camileone)
- Mafioso
- Thugs Anthem (Ft. Johnny 2 Gunz & Pokaface)
- Da Heat
- Can't Stop the Shine (Ft. Miss Jones)
- Cannon Fire
- Daddy Figure
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Added on: September 29, 2014