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"Had to learn how to slapbox, instead of a gat/ His second verse on this track touches on this: From the title and the opening line “Can’t stop thinking of the game, y’know what I mean?”, he lets the listeners in to his life and experiences, the street content he mentioned in the introduction. This is an interesting track, it definitely has an R&B flavor, with a smoothed out yet a head bopper instrumental and Carl Thomas’ silky voice. So now that the party is over, Noreaga partners with Carl Thomas on “I Love My Life”. "Kiss the crystal white fluffy part in the back of a whip/ I lay it down, fuck around, I spray around/ “.thought the Lox told y’all the key to life asshole. That won’t ask questions but will blast anybody/
Make it seem easy so tell a friend to tell a friend that it’s them again/ Nature, Noreaga wild gremlin/" If there was such a thing as putting a whole house party on a music track, these guys did it right here.there’s no denying the “fun factor” here take a look: The track is fun and reflective of their personalities. There is no depth to the lyrics and that’s perfectly fine because it’s an incredibly easy listen and truly a banger. The beat on this track is suspenseful, fast paced, climactic, but complimentary to each of their styles. Teaming up with Swizz Beatz to produce this and throwing Nature, Cam’ron, Jada, Styles P AND Pun on this track just made it amazing. “Banned from T.V.” in my opinion is one of the best tracks on here and a good choice to have as the first real song. He alludes to the album being street, obviously since “that’s where it all originate from, the streets” (there’s a dash of sarcasm here I believe) and also goes on to dedicate this album to Capone, who was serving a jail term and then he gets right into it. A soft piano instrumental in the background against Nore’s voice. Noreaga starts off this album with the “The Jump Off”, and this would serve as a 50 second spoken introduction to the album.
1 on the Rap/Hip Hop charts) and be widely considered the best track on the album.
Needless to say, Noreaga didn’t stand a chance, and as a result his debut album definitely gets listed as “underrated” however, it did have some huge success for that time. 2 Hard Knock Life”, and if that wasn’t enough Outkast dropped “Aquemini” and that’s just to name a few from a very very intense year (and another article topic entirely). 1998 was the same year that Pun dropped “Capital Punishment”, Cappadonna dropped “The Pillage”, DMX dropped “It’s Dark and Hell is Hot”, Tribe dropped “The Love Movement”, Tupac’s greatest hits album was released, Lauryn Hill dropped “Miseducation.”, Hov drops “Vol. Had this album dropped in ’97 or ’99, I think it would have been better received commercially, but Noreaga wasn’t seasoned enough in the industry and got in the ring with some heavy weights. Since his previous project with Capone was great, the bar was set high and the hip hop industry had an expectation which was never quite met upon its release in 1998. This is what ultimately drives Noreaga into a solo career and thus “N.O.R.E” is born. In fact, it was so successful, that hip hop fans were thrilled at what seemed to be the start of a brilliant rap duo right?.wrong! Shortly after the release, Capone gets caught up on some “assault with a deadly weapon” charges and gets sent to jail for some years. June 1997: Capone and Noreaga drop “The War Report” and this album instantly puts these two on the map. Let's take a look at some hip hop history for a second, shall we?
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