Jim Jones Album: “Hustler's P.O.M.E. [Edited]”
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Harlem hustler/businessman/rapper Jim Jones has made his mark on the mic as a member of one of New York's most productive crews, Cam'ron's Harlem Diplomats, aka Dipset. On HUSTLER'S P.O.M.E., his third solo album in three years, the self-dubbed Capo returns with 20 tracks of heat. Jones gets given cameos from Dipset affiliates such as Cam'ron, Juelz Santana, and Freekey Zekey as well as Lil Wayne, Stack Bundles, Rell, and Max B.
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Hustler's P.O.M.E. [Edited] |
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UPC:099923593829
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:R&B - Gangsta/Hardcore
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Artist:Jim Jones (Rap)
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Label:Koch Records (USA)
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Distributed:Koch (Distributor USA)
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Release Date:2006/11/07
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Original Release Year:2006
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Discs:1
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
- Simply Amazing
It's simply amazing that someone like Jim Jones has a rap cd. He doesn't rap. He just talks, no rhythm. And he says the same things on every song. Blackberry, new sneaker. Beepers. We take chances. 3 day stays at atlantis? He says absolutely NOTHING.
I felt compelled to listen to this because with all the hype this cd got, and from the ridiculously horrible single "we fly high", i thought maybe the cd itself was a lot better than the single. But no, the single is probably the best song on this cd. And that says a LOT because that song is horrible. I'm embarrased to say that I've even heard this cd.
Camron is the best rapper from dipset and he's... not.... good.
I guess when you have a lot of money to waste you can pay radio stations to play your songs and get your name out until enough little kids bandwagon on and start producing profit for your company. But really it wouldn't hurt dipset to get an actual "quality" rapper on their team.
Jim Jones is just another example of a studio gangster and industry produced. Without the initial capital, this guy is nothing. He'd get boo'ed off of most stages in any city's $10 entrance club.
I've seen 6th graders with more talent than all of dipset combined.
Customer review - December 15, 2006
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
- They Are "High" Alright!
Honestly it's no suprise seeing any member from Dipset releasing anything solid. It would be more of a suprise knowing they actually released something decent. Being optimistic alone is a bit generous. Yes I've had the chance to preview this album and it's not what I expected...It's worse. The single itself is not poppin' so having farther hopes for anything better would be a complete waste and that's exactly what this album is. As for right now Jim Jones need to continue ridin' off the success of his single 'cause after people get a wiff of this career ending album, his 15 minutes will be a wrap.
Merry Christmas...And have a blessed Year.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- WACK
This CD is wack. Only 1 good song on it save your money and buy the single from iTunes. 2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Beats&Production are cool,but that is all
DipSet i can take or leave. Jim Jones has humor,but doesn't have much depth as a MC. He brings alot of Hype to some tracks,but this Album gets tired fairly quickly. i like the Beats&the production has moments. - One word: Horrible
i think this was a horrible cd. wish i didnt waste money on it. his last one was better than this one. i like maybe 2-3 tracks on this whole thing. i think max b ruined it, if you ask me. i wanted the cd for emotionless. oh yea and jim is fine!! |
