Disco de DJ Khaled: “Listenn... [PA]”

OK, I LISTENNNNNNNNNNNNNING TO THE FREAKIN ALBUM AND IM WAITINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG FOR A GOOD SONG. BASICALLY LIKE 4 SONGS WERE GOOD. THE REST WERE WACK. THE BEATS WERE OVERRATED. THE SINGLE AND LIKE THREE OTHERS WERE HOT BUT EVERYTHING ELSE WAS [...]. I WANT MY MONEY BACK. I SHOULD HAVE BOOTLEGGED THE ALBUM CAUSE THIS GUY [...].

This album is extremely creative with some pretty sick beats layed doen by DJ Khaled. Countless guest appearances make this album truly special and just enjoying to listen to. This album may not be one of the best of 2006 but it is definitely worth your money and you will not be disappointed.

Well I've heard my share of DJ mixtapes and albums but Miami native DJ Khaled has to be one of the most hyped ones in the mainstream with the success of his smash hit of "Holla At Me". Because of the success with that he decided to bring his other work in and squeeze it all into one album and encourages you all to quote on quote "Listennn!", but the reality is there's nothing special here.

Well I miswrote my title because Reviewer Constant was on point when he said this is in reality a mixtape with intros and tons of shoutouts. And I think Khaled you need to produce more than 3 tracks for this to be your album (that's been a distrubing trend lately). And there's too many songs with dope beats matched by boring lyrics and vice-versa.

I couldn't find anything dope on here and that includes "Holla At Me" because when you think about it it's your typical party joint that gets played in the club but no one is really talking about anything. Things are also a little too predictable like the laid back "Grammy Family" and "It's A Problem with Jadakiss and Beanie Sigel dropping sub-par lyrics. And there's too many recycled topics on here as you can tell from the song titles of Juelz Santana's cut "Addicted" and "Candy Paint" with Chamillonaire and Slim Thug. "Never Be Nothing Like Me" has a very dope beat, but unfortuantley Lil' Scrappy brings it down lyrically.

Things get interesting when speed rappers Bone-Thugs N Harmony and Twista team up for "Destroy You" but it's still skiappble. Baby still hasn't improved his rap style on "Still Fly" and just when I thought Lil Wayne could save the day he dissapointed me on "M.I.A." The only thing that's even worth listening too is "Dip Slide Ride Out" with T.I. shining over the laid back beat (along with his posses from P$C Big Kuntry and Young Dro), so I strongly encourage you to ignoreee this mess.

The best albumm of the summer. A Combination of A list artists over A list Tracks. was very impressed and feel that its a matter of time before Dj Khaled genious takes over the entire country, he was a steal for Terror Squad and will ressurect them higher than they ever were. Before it is all said and done there should be about 6 singles off this album...Look out!

-100

It's not bad. There are 4-5 tracks that bump.