The Game Album: “West Coast Resurrection [Clean]”

JT's second effort to make a little dough off his unreleased Game vocals is even more shameless. While some might argue that JT tried to pass off his last Game album as being the official debut that Aftermath was releasing, I have to give him a pass on that one. He never claimed the album was anything it wasn't. However with his second offering of Game material, he is stretching his limited collection of old recordings as far as he can. "Untold Story" may not have measured up to the expectations of a Dre-produced Game LP but at least it had enough quality material to be worth a listen. "West Coast Resurrection" is a straight-up hustle by JT The Bigga Figga. Disguised as a "new album", it's actually just an attempt for JT to get rid of his left-over tracks. Of the fourteen tracks, two of them are JT talking for a couple minutes, one is an interlude, and two of them are remixes of songs from "Untold Story". Of the remaining songs, the only track that really seems worth the listen is "Promised Land" where Game really showcases some depth and speaks on his father. The rest of the album is mediocre at best with the possible exception being "The Streetz Of Compton", an entertaining cover of DJ Quik's "Born And Raised In Compton". On the outro, JT lets us know that he is planning yet another Game album in a couple of months. If this one is any indication of what he has left in the vault, I'd strongly suggest avoiding it.

West Coast Resurrection contains some real gangsta rappin' that anyone who likes hip hop should respect. The Streetz of Compton (Ft. JT), Rookie Card (Ft. JT) and Krush Groove (Ft. JT & Get Low) are definitely the top 3 tracks of this album if u ask me.

No matter when are these recorded, The Game still got some real talents. Fifty's just a stupid steroid up clown (like this Joe Crack could call him), whit no skills of lyricist at all, if we have to compare him with The Game. I'm sure that The Game will do better on his own now, without that ridiculous G-G-G... and so on... -Unit. Okay, The Documentary was masterpiece, there's no arguing with that...

I was surprised by the reviews. This CD is pretty enjoyable. Track 2 is a decent dj quik cover. Track 7 is probably the best lyrically. Track twelve is a standout too. Every song is listenable. I wouldn't say there's any classics on this, but there's a lot of good tracks. Worth checkin out.

The game copies peoples work I have been writing lyrics for him for years now none of this is original if you want an album try lil weezy he's on top of the game in a couple of his songs peace homies

You could just listen to his flows and know he has a bright future ahead of him. This guy from brooklyn is obviously a gay ass 50 cent lover because he's hatin on The Game he probably bought the wrong bootleg Westcoast ressurection. Number 2 and 3 on this album are definetly the best. You won't be dissapointed if your a real Hip Hop FAN. THAT'S the REAL DEAL.