Hell Rell

Hell Rell Album: “For the Hell of It [PA]”

Description :

Personnel: Karen D. Civil, JaQuaye James, Ashley, Asia (vocals). <p>Additional personnel: Styles P, Cam'Ron, J.R. Writer, Juelz Santana, Young Dro. <p>The Bronx native and Diplomats-affiliated MC known as Hell Rell comes out hard on his long-awaited studio debut, FOR THE HELL OF IT. Rell sprays aggressive, battle-hungry lyrics over 18 rugged tracks with guest spots from Jim Jones, JR Writer, and 40 Cal and production from Dame Grease.

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Average (4.7) :(13 votes)
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Track Listing :

1	Intro Video
2	Do It for the Hustlers Video
3	Paper Boy
4	Deep in Love Video
5	You Can Count on Me Video
6	Streets Gonna Love Me Video
7	Life in the Ghetto Video
8	Hardest Out - (with Styles P)
9	You Know What It Is - (with Young Dro)
10	Show Off Video
11	I'm the S*** - (with Cam'Ron)
12	Respect Me - (with J.R. Writer)
13	I Shall Proceed (Rep The Set)
14	Always Wanted to be a Gangsta Video
15	Where You From - (with Julez Santana)
16	I Ain't Playin Wit 'Em Video
17	Life in the Ghetto Video
18	Streets Gon' Love Me

Album Information :

Title:

For the Hell of It [PA]

UPC:099923595229

Format:CD

Type:Performer

Genre:R&B - Rap

Artist:Hell Rell

Producer:A. Raab; ABlaze Da Architek; Oddz.N

Label:Koch Records Urban

Distributed:Koch (Distributor USA)

Release Date:2007/09/25

Original Release Year:2007

Discs:1

Length:60:6

Mono / Stereo:Stereo

Studio / Live:Studio

Young G "E" (Jersey,sv usa) - September 26, 2007

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

- Dip-Set Classic

This is one of the best Diplomat albums....this dude is as Raw and Gangsta as it gets. Just look at the cover. Raw lyrics being backed up by some Diplomat beats (usually really dope) make this Cd 5 stars for me. The features aren't many. From Dip-Set - Cam'ron, Juelz Santana, and JR Writer, but it also features Styles P and Young Dro. If your looking for R&B jams....this is the wrong album for you. This Album is STRICTLY for the streets. Hell Rell and JR are the best is Dip-Set, but also the less popular because they have yet to sell out...cough...Juelz Santana, Cam'Ron, Jim Jones...cough.

Top 5

1. I Ain't Playin Wit 'Em (this song is so sick, and the beat is of the chain)

2. Hardest Out (Feat. Styles P)

3. I'm The S*** (Feat. Cam'ron)

4. Streets Gonna Love Me

5. Respect Me (Feat. J.R. Writer)

Also I Recommend

Streets Keep Calling Me From a Mixtape called Eat With Me Or Eat A Box Of Bullets.

And

JR Writer - Writer's Block 4

Christopher Leggett "CHILL" (Milwaukee, Wisconsin United States) - January 04, 2008

- Deep in love

This is my first time purchasing one of his CDs and it was worth. I took a risk. This is a good album. It has a lot of different topics, which is good with making music.

postman (chicago, il) - October 20, 2007

- yessir

i knew it would be serious, because when i heard that showoff from him i knew his album would be nice.

Lawrence H. Davis (Plainfield,NJ) - October 04, 2007

- my view of the cd

one of my favorite songs onthe album is paperboy that song is raw i been waiting for this c-d forever and i was upset that he made 3 or 4 slow jams but overall i love the album. The best songs is "Show Off" beat is hot the hook is raw and i like his versus they are tough

Alex (MTL aka Real city, Canada) - October 01, 2007

- dipset's real gangsta

This is the rawest MC out of the dipset crew and one of the less corny. The album is very solid. Hell rell is a breath of fresh air for dipset.