Three 6 Mafia Album: “Choices 2: The Setup (Sdtk) [PA]”

Sorry triple 6, but Choices 1 was a whole lot better than this.

First thing, what happened with the beats?, choices 1 had that

dark, murder, heavy bass hits like y'all usually do which made it

unstoppable to listen to. But Choices 2: The Set Up soundtrack

was WAY different but I still listen to it though. But Not as much

I listen to choices 1. What's going on?, I hope that this was

not Sony Music's decision.

im not writin some long review, like all the ppl claiming it lacks "variety"? haha thats funny...... if u like Da Unbreakables, or any project pat/ three 6 mafia album, then get this one.

To the previous reviewer who said that this was every member of HCP minus Project Pat, you are wrong. There's a few newer members lately who did not make an appearance on the soundtrack.

Rumored: Grandaddy Souf (Was in the movie), Chrome, Boogie Mane, and two other rappers whose names I forgot.

There will be a Choices 3, entitled "Big Pat's Return" once Project Pat is released from jail. Also, two more movies coming up from DJ Paul and Juicy J, along with a possible X-Rated video.

This movie, overall, is a lot better than the first movie. The story is really interesting, and the only major flaw would be the acting by some of the people in the movie.

The soundtrack, many people underrate because Three 6 Mafia is changing their style a little more, therefore they say it sucks. The production on this album is the best that it's ever been in recent years, and this album is better than anything they've released since When The Smoke Clears: 6661. If you want more information on HCP artists and HCP-related releases, check out www.hypnotizecamp.net

Three 6 Mafia have done it again. Choices 2 is a great album. It's as solid as the other recent HCP releases, such as Lil Wyte's 'Phinally Phamous,' which is superb. This album has 14 new tracks, and 6 remixes/old songs. Although it is not their best (that title belongs to Chapter 2: World Domination), Juicy J and DJ Paul show not only the south, but the whole US that they are indeed top notch rappers. The best songs on here are 'Who I Is'(feat. Trillville and Lil Wyte) and 'Who the F*** You Playin Wit'? The skits are also funny, which is surprising for a rap album. Although some of the songs use the same beat as they've used before, the songs still remain good, which proves how good these gangstas are. The bonus songs are good, not superb, but solid. It's a good thing to listen to while blazin' that 4/20. The Bottom Line: If you want to listen to the best rap group around that's still going strong, pick up Choices II, and listen to the album and watch the decent DVD while you're at it. After all, it's better then anything DMX has put out.

Anybody that follows southern hip hop music knows that in the south Three Six Mafia is a legendary group. And although they have experienced many additions & subtractions to the group as well as beef with ex members, and members in jail; Three six Mafia somehow seems to keep it rolling and keep dropping tight albums. Choices II is no different. I thought Three Six Mafia had fallen off with lackluster cd's such as Da Unbreakables, Frayser Boys debut cd, and Lil Wytes - Phinally Phamous but they come back strong with Choices II. Although not as good as the first Choices, this is definitely a ridin album.

Of Course the production on the album is top notch because that's what these super producers do. The energy in the tracks are there and The Mafia sound inspired again...much better lyrical showing than they had on Da Unbreakables. Crunchy Black is still wack though but the other members deliver. My favorite songs include Who I Is, It's Whateva Wit Us feat. Youngbloodz, Pass Dat, Squeeze It, Barrin Dat, One Hitta Quitta, I Sho Will. But again the Camp Posse Song isn't hittin and hasn't been in a while. There are also too many skits that get old after a while. I got the DVD as well but I haven't watched it because I don't like watching ghetto productions(I only marginally liked I Got The Hook Up then I cut the deck!). Overall this is a good cd for you to ride out to for the rest of the year. It has many anthems on it and the beats are banging. 4 stars.