Disco de Twista: “Adrenaline Rush 2007 [PA]”

Descripción (en inglés) :

Personnel: Cora Green, Ruby Green, Kevin "KD" Davis (vocals); Steven Dukes (guitar); Lenard Razor (keyboard); Cedric 'Ced Keys' Williams (keyboards). <p>Additional personnel: Big Zak, Jazze Pha, Lil Wayne, Pharrell, R. Kelly, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, T-Pain, Cee-Lo, Speedknot Mobstaz. <p>Ten years after his breakthrough smash, ADRENALINE RUSH, Chi-Town's fastest and most furious rhymer, Twista, returns with a sequel. Relying on longtime producer Toxic and newbie beatsmith Cuzo for the bulk of the album, Twista manages to evoke the breakneck feel of the original while dabbling in more radio-friendly fare alongside R. Kelly on "Love Rehab" and the Neptunes-produced "Give It Up." Twista cleverly reworks some classic Melle Mel and Sugarhill lyrics on "Say Say" while showing comedic skills interpreting a racetrack announcer and auctioneer on the skit "What Would Twista Do If He Wasn't Rappin." Lil Wayne, Cee Lo, Jazzy Pha, Big Zak, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, and T-Pain are also featured.

Time and time again....it almost seems that success kills the musical passion for something better. This sounds like any other club music out today. Nothing original here. More of the same. I was really disappointed with the last one, but this is even worse. Twista really had my hopes up with the Adrenaline Rush title to the album and everything. I thought he might just come back with something special, but it turns out to be just more of the same sounding radio junk. Maybe cool to play in the club, but nothing I want to listen to in my spare time.

For the youngsters or people who are new to Twista; go get the original Adrenaline Rush, it's a straight classic.

Twista is a cat that i dig,but he has settled for the sideline role on his own albums. after coming back in 2003 thanks in large part to "Slow Jamz" with him and Kayne West and Jamie Foxx, Twista got another life. thing is, he is riding backseat on his own albums since then. this album follows the same formula over the previous few albums. I dig Love Rehab with Twista and R.Kelly. that track is a banger. the rest of the album is hit and miss though for me. nothing that he hasn't already done before. and unlike a decade ago Twista is making his songs more toward airplay which for me at times takes away from that rush and vibe he spitting a decade back. this album ain't bad,but it is more about a cut here and there then a overall album that is a straight play all the way. but to Twista's credit he has survived the game and can roll with the modern day punches.re-inventing yourself to stay in the game.

dont get me wrong I like twista, and this cd is ok, but definely nothing special. theres nothing on this cd that i havnt heard before. theres just no groundbreaking material on here. mabye twista's style is just getting played out?? to me it's just not much differnt from any of his other releases. by far his worst effort thus far.

This is definitely not a classic album like the original adreneline rush. Honestly there are about 4 songs I like to listen to on this album. Creep Fast, Aint no Hoes, Trouble, and I Aint that Ngga. A lot of southern sounding commerical sounding bs on here. But really the first two songs I mentioned might be worth it alone to buy this album. Or check out those mp3s individually. Twista is an amazing rapper but most of these beats and songs are not on point.

I was somewhat suprised by how much I liked this CD. I'd say it's his best since the original Adrenaline Rush dropped in 97. There's only a handful of traks that I skip. . .