Nelly & The St Lunatics Album: “Free City (Edited)”
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Free City (Edited) |
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Release Date:2001-01-01
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Type:Album
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Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap, Mainstream Rap, Midwest Rap
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Label:Universal
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Explicit Lyrics:No
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UPC:044001411823
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Just that fresh.
This CD is definitely one of my all time favorites. I bought this CD on a whim, after hearing them on a few of Nelly's tracks. I figured, it couldn't be that bad. But yeah, they were better than good. I actually like this CD more than Nelly's combined. After hearing this CD, i wonder why they picked Nelly to put out first. So here we go with the track by track reviews:
First let me say - the MBD Skits aren't necessary - but they're real & a little funny.
"Let Me In Now"- Sounds like an extension of Country Grammar (the single). Not my favorite. Too much mediocre Nelly in this one. The woman randomly screaming doesn't help. 3.5/5.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Excellent!
An extremely talented crew! This is good stuff! They are creative, fresh, and new; nothing recycled (not that that is always bad--too much recycling gets old). I am very impressed by the skills of these young performers. Thank-you St. Lunatics and whoever else had part in putting out a clean/edited version.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- A hit with "Free City"
The St. Lunatics (Ali, Kyjuan, Nelly, Murphy Lee, and City Spud) definately hit it big with this one. From groupies, haters, to girls who like to shake alot and Mad Baby Daddies, this album will make you move. Individuality stands out on this record, with members, Ali, Nelly, and Murphy Lee having solo tracks on the album, and Kyjuan lacing the tracks with his laid back lyrics makes the album more worth it. The title "Free City" is in dedication to City Spud who is unforunately incarcerated, but does have production and shows up on a couple of tracks on the album. The Lunatics bring in such artist as Penelope, Brian Mcknight, and Cardan who laces the up-tempo track "Love You So", they even give you a little comedy with the "Mad Baby Daddy" skits. This isn't Nelly & The St. Lunatics this is the St. Lunatics, every member holds there own on this record. With Kyjaun opening up the summer track "STL" which is a promising hit, Murphy Lee putting it down with is clever rhymes on "Scandalous, Ali giving you a deep voiced groove on "BoomDBoom, and Nelly giving you a dance type vibe on "Here We Come". This is definately an album that hip-hop fans would want to pick up.
juice (ames, ia) - January 05, 2005
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- St. Louis can get no better than this
Proabably the best overall rap group album ever made. every song u can listen to and every member brings a different flow to the table. a must buy for any rap fan!!!!!!!!!!!1
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Nelly/Lunatics
This album is tight fo sho. Murphy Lee, and Ali really make this cd awesome, then you got nellys beats in their too. So it makes the cd even more better.
STL #1 fo sho
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