Outlawed Ent. Presents - Paper & Hate: The Conflict
Reviewed By: Bay Area Pimpin
  1. Just a little intro with someone talking.


  2. You can hear a piano in the background right when this songs starts, then beats kicks right in, nice production on this track. I never felt Young Bleed, but he comes tight. Next is B-Legit which comes coo. Next up is E.D.I from the Outlawz which I wasnt feelin that much, a good track to start the album off with.


  3. Just a hard ass track right here, tight ass production. Keak is straight bustin on this track, spittin hard which is on most of the whole track. Bart's verse was short and Agerman didnt have a verse, he just talks at the end, I would want Bart and Agerman to spit some shit on this track but it's still a tight track. One of my favoite tracks.


  4. Another hard ass track. Everything on this song is perfect. The Production is clean as fuck. San Quinn comes wit a tight verse. Big Toine comes clean as well. Agerman comes hard at the end. A tight track overall.


  5. Skeeeert! and the beat kicks in. I'm Lovin the piano in the background. This beat fits well with everyone on this track. Yukmouth comes tight as fuck wih a hard verse. C-Bo comes hard as a fuckin brick and he's straight spittin and last Napolean comes clean too. Another dope ass track.


  6. Now this track says "Lunasicc," but he spits like Luni Coleone which kinda dissappointed me because I like Lunasicc better, but he still comes clean and Killa Tay comes tight as he always does. Nice Production on this track.


  7. Once again another heated ass track. The Beat is straight mobb. Mac Shawn comes with some coo lyrics. J-Dubb is next, but he isn't coming as coo as Mac Shawn was. A tight track overall.


  8. One heater after another. There is sort of an evil feel to this track and the production is clean. Yukmouth spits clean shit and so does both members of The Regime. Another tight ass track.


  9. Just a skit with someone getting their ass beat at the end.


  10. Wow. Ant Banks laces a tight ass beat. I never seen Eightball collab with folks from the bay. He comes alright on this track tho. I'm not feelin the chorus to this. Rappin 4-Tay comes hard tho on this track and J-Dubb comes coo as well. A good track overall.


  11. Now this is probably the first track I'm not really feeling. Both Big Toine and Laroo come oooook. The production isn't that tight too me. Just a track to skip.


  12. Back to the more hard tracks. A much better beat from the last track. The beat is coo and both members of Steady Mobbin come clean. I likes Bavgate's verses better. A nice track overall.


  13. Nice production on this track with only females spittin here. Marvaless comes clean with some nice lyrics. I'm not feelin Infamizz at all, she reminds me of a Zagg. A decent track overall.


  14. Never heard of Y.G.T.O, they come aight on this track and the production is ok. It's worth a listen too, but really to bump loud.


  15. This is another track I'm not feeling that much, I don't like Earl Haze's verses and the production isn't great at all. Not a good track.


  16. Just an outro to end the album.


Overall this is one of the tightest compilations to be released with some tight features and nice production by J-Cutt which produced the whole album except for tracks 10 and 14. I'm feelin damn near all the beats he did for this album. I suggest you swoop this cd.
Track Listing:
  1. "Intro"

  2. "Paper Chase" Young Bleed, B-Legit, E.D.I.

  3. "Real Shit" 3x Krazy

  4. "Hard to Swallow" San Quinn, Big Toine, Agerman

  5. "Mash" Yukmouth, C-Bo, Napolean

  6. "No Punk" Lunasicc, Killa Tay

  7. "I Ride" Mac Shawn, J-Dubb

  8. "Regime Life" Yukmouth, The Regime

  9. "Interlude"

  10. "Soldier" Eightball, Rappin' 4-Tay, J-Dubb

  11. "I'm High, I'm Lit" Big Toine, Laroo

  12. "Traumatized" Steady Mobbin'

  13. "Money Makin Mission" Marvaless, Infamizz

  14. "Village Maniacs" Y.G.T.O.

  15. "Mind of a Hustla" Earl Haze

  16. "Outro"

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