Music CD - Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz: Crunk Juice

	Music CD: Crunk Juice Artist: Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz List Price: $22.98 Our Price: $3.00 Your Save: $ 19.98 ( 87% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Tvt
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Tracks: 1. Crunk Juice 2. Get Crunk feat Bo Hagon 3. What U Gon' Do feat Lil Scrappy 4. Real Nigga Roll Call feat Ice Cube 5. Bo Hagon's Phone Call 6. Da Blow feat Gangsta Boo 7. Contract feat Trillville, Jazze Pha & Pimpin Ken 8. E40 Choppin 9. White Meat feat 8Ball & MJG 10. Don't Fuck Wit Me (produced by Rick Rubin) 11. Chris Rock Let's Be Friends 12. Lovers & Friends feat Usher & Ludacris 13. One Night Stand feat Oobie 14. Aww Skeet Skeet feat DJ Flexx 15. Chris Rock In The Club 16. In The Club feat R. Kelly & Ludacris 17. Bitches Aint Shit feat Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg, Suga Free & Oobie 18. Chris Rock Get Lower 19. Stick That Thang Out (Skeezer) feat Pharrell Williams & Ying Yang Twins Produced by The Neptunes 20. Grand Finale feat Nas, T.I., Bun B, Ice Cube
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0016581269422 Format: Enhanced Label: Tvt Manufacturer: Tvt Number Of Discs: 3 Publisher: Tvt Release Date: 2004-11-16 Studio: Tvt
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Git Crunk wit Lil Jon Comment: If you like Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz, You will love this CD! Customer Rating: Summary: CRUNK A** ALBUM!!!!!!!!! Comment: ok ok ok dis is how it goes (disc one) 1.crunk juice (intro) 9/10 a crunk intro but not as good as kings of crunk 2.get crunk 9/10 dis is a crunk azz song but lack of beat 3.what u gon` do 10/10 i love dis song its one of da best 4.real n***a roll call 10/10 dis is da best song on da f*ckin album!its one of my favorite songs! 5.bo hagons phone call (skit) 9/10 funny as f*ck! 6.da blow 7/10 kinda wierd but crunk azz bass!! 7.contract 5/10 sooo goddamn stupid! 8.E40 choppin (skit) 10/10 i love dis its funny as hell!!! 9.white meat 9/10 crunk as f*ck but a little too violent 10.dont f*ck wit me 10/10 dis is another one of my favorites 11.chris rock lets be friends 10/10 soooo damn funny 12.lovers and friends 10/10 dis is pimpin i never thought lil jon could pull off a love song but he did.and he still managed to get one cuss word in his verse 13.one night stand 7/10 dis one aint dat good but i love his song wit oobie lie ooh nah nah na na,nothin on and nothins free! 14.aw skeet skeet 5/10 stupid 15.chris rock in da club 7/10 funny 16.in da club 6/10 boorin! 17.b*ches aint sh*t 9/10 PIMPIN!!! 18.chris rock get lower 10/10 hilarious!!!!!! 19.stick that thang out (skeezer) 7/10 crunk bass but booring 20.grand finale 10/10 really good way to end crunk juice (disc two) 1.vica a. fox 4/10 gaaaaayyyyyy! 2.what u gon` do (remix) 10/10 i love dis sh*t it is soooooo crunk 3.what u gon` do (latino mix) 10/10 another crunk remix 4.lean back (remix) 0/10 dis suuuuuucccckkkkkkkssss!! it would be so cool if it didnt have eminem in it i hate eminem he sucks d*ck i he ever does is talk about killin his wife dats not crunk hes da worst rapper eva 5.lets go (remix) 8/10 cool! 6.menage a trois 9/10 funny as hell!!! 7.gassolina (remix) 6/10 sucky 8.chris rock crunk 5/10 goddamn how much chris rock do they have to put on here?! 9.roll call (crunk rock remix) 1/10 dis sucks 10.roll call (bad brains remix) 0/10 dis sucks more its clean over all its a crunk azz album itz worth da cash!!!! Customer Rating: Summary: I would've given it 0 stars but it wouldn't let me. Comment: I have one question: Why are these guys even alive? This is literally the worst album I have heard in my entire life. That's right, Vanilla Ice's To The Extreme is better than this. There are no good songs on this album because southern rap is the most ignorant sh** Blacks have ever been a part of. I hate the fact that they are trying to incorporate their retarded slang into Hip Hop. Don't tell me you think something is "crunk"! You don't sound cool, you sound like an illiterate, easily led, retarded robot that watches too much MTV! "Fu** ni**a" is supposed to be the southern version of "herb". All southern rappers are herbs so therefore they are all also fu** ni**as. I also have another question. Why are the Eastside Boyz named Big Sam and Lil' Bo? How are you allowed to do this and not get completely ostracized by the Black community? I'm supposed to be down with that just because it makes me want to dance? Fu** that. A lot of people say that maybe they chose that name as a politically satirical joke. Yeah, they look like really deep dudes who ponder social problems. I was being sarcastic and if you didn't know that please kill yourself right now. Second of all, even if they were being satirical they would have probably known that the majority of their fans wouldn't get the joke. Customer Rating: Summary: Is this an album or a compilation? Comment: Before you think about picking up this album, ask yourself this: can you really stand an entire album of Lil Jon? If you're from the South or you love anything FROM the South, then your answer will probably be yes. Everyone else will probably agree that Lil Jon's WHATs, YEEEAHs and OKAAAYs are only good in small doses. Whatever the case, Crunk Juice isn't a terrible album. But the reason I titled my review the way I did is because there are guest stars on damn near every track, and in most cases Lil Jon has the shortest verse. The only guest-free track is the Rick Rubin-produced "Don't F With Me" (and to the reviewers that were mad that it uses the music from Slayer's "Raining Blood", it's a sample; get over it). But I'm really not feeling the repeat-after-me vibe of that song. By the way, the track listing says the song is called "Don't F With Me", but the liner notes (not to mention the song) say "Stop F'n Wit Me". Which is it? There ARE some good songs on here though, like "Get Crunk", "What U Gon' Do" and especially the last two tracks, "Stick That Thang Out (Skeezer)" and "Grand Finale". Ice Cube appears on the latter, and although he gave a nice performance earlier on the album in "Real N Phone Call", here it's not the same. I mean, his verse starts out fine, but as I listened on I started to wonder what the hell he was talking about. But that's not too bad because Jon, Nas, T.I. and Bun-B handle the rest of the song pretty well. Since Jon and Ludacris helped Usher storm the charts with "Yeah" last year, it looks like Usher and Luda return the favor with the smooth "Lovers and Friends". The song itself isn't bad (well, actually, Luda's verse is kinda generic); the problem is that it just doesn't fit on an album full of loud crunk songs. To be honest, it sounds like it belongs on Usher's album. The same can be said about the song that follows, "One Night Stand". As much as I love Chris Rock, I'm inclined to agree with the other reviewers that said that his skits were pointless. And the "Bo Hagon's Phone Call" skit is pointless too, although the ending was a little funny. Speaking of pointless, that can also be said about the obligatory screwed song, "Da Blow" (why would you purposely have Gangsta Boo on your album?). And "Aww Skeet Skeet" was a little too weird for me. But worse than that is when R. Kelly shows up for "In Da Club", which sounds like a watered-down version of "Get Low". And Kells is rapping again, too (*sigh*). There is also a bonus remix CD, but at that point I felt I'd had enough because the regular album is already 75+ minutes long. There are two new versions of each "What U Gon' Do" and "Real N Roll Call" (now shortened to just "Roll Call"). The first two mixes are decent, but as far as the Bad Brains remix of "Roll Call"; note to Lil Jon: rock remixes don't work for everyone. And both Chris Rock and Bo Hagon's respective skits are unnecessary. Anyone that liked Lil Jon's previous offerings should have no problem with this album, but the rest of the world might want to think a bit before having a taste of this crunk juice. Anthony Rupert P.S. What exactly do the East Side Boyz (Lil' Bo and Big Sam) do? They don't rap OR produce. Customer Rating: Summary: Lil Jon is definitely the king of crunk Comment: Lil Jon is not a rapper, he is a crunk singer like he and the ESB have always said. If you like I have all his cds you will notice that in 10 years he has not changed he has just improved and improved each album better than the previous. Crunk Juice is definitely the best and biggest album he has ever worked on and also gives you a DVD showing you some videos of his performances and a cd full of remixes. He and the ESB have been slowly gaining more and more fame (if you compare each album with the previous you will notice more high-profile artists getting involved. This music is the best when you are alone and with a bunch of huge speakers he definitely doesnt give a f$$k about cursing and his voice is really low-pitched. Below I will rate all the songs in the album (even though nothing beats get low) Crunk Juice: 1.Crunk Juice: Exellent intro with loud beats and introductory cursing 10/10. 2.Get Crunk: Full of energy, similar beats to crunk juice and a little calmer in the Bo Hagon verse. Exellent Song. 9/10 3.What you gonna do: Powerfull bass and verses full of energy (and cursing) the best are the Lil Scrappy and final verse. Very good song. 9/10 4.Real n%$$a roll call: (I prefer the video) OK verses and choruses and exellent intro and outro. 8/10 5.Bo Hagon's Phone call: Amazingly stupid and funny (The first time you hear it.) 10/10 6.Da Blow: Exellent bass (but really strange verses and choruses) 4/10 7.Contract: Weird bass but very good verses and cool choruses. 8/10 8.E40 choppin: Extremely funny coments by E40 (the first time you hear it) cool version of the word "B!@$(h!". 7/10 9.White Meat: Ok verses and good choruses. 8/10 10. Don't f·$k wit me: Very energetic and exellent guitar and details by Rick Rubin's exellent production, extremely agressive and realistic (in the U.S.A) good song. 9/10 11. Chris rock let's be friends: Chris Rock shows how selfish he is. 6/10 12.Lovers and friends: Something I never expected of Lil Jon this song is one of my favorites and has a romantic bass, slow rap by Ludacris and exellent singing by Usher. 10/10 13.One night stand: Good song and bass the best part is Big Sam's. 9/10 14.Aww skeet skeet: The only good thing is the beginning (Chappelle's show). 7/10 15. Chris Rock in da club: Exellent comparison by chris rock. 10/10 16. In da club: One of the best songs, good choruses and exellent verses by Lil Jon and Ludacris. 10/10 17.B!$(hes ain't s#!t: Very creative song, exellent verses and choruses. 10/10 18.Chris Rock get lower: Once again chris shows how he loves to curse. 4/10 19.Stick dat thang out (skeezer): Exellent realism, choruses and verses. 10/10 20.Grand Finalle: Exellent intro and the verses are great. 8/10 Bonus Remix CD: 21.Vivica A.Fox: So it turns out that actress Vivica A.Fox is Lil Jon's mum. 10/10 22.What you gonna do Jamaica remix: The best things are the intro and outro. 8/10 23.What you gonna do Latino Remix: The best remix of this song (I am Latin) Exellent contributions by Pitbull and Daddy Yankee. 10/10 24.Lean back remix: EXELLENT song everything's so FU(%!#G PERFECT you can even dance it (I put it in my friends birthday party yesterday) I specially like the Lil Jon parts. 10/10 25.Let's go remix: The same as the original song but with a more modern beat. VERY good song. 10/10 26.Menage a trois: Extremely Boring. 3/10 27.Gasolina DJ Budha Remix:(I remind you I am Latin) Exellent and danceble, full of energy and empty of cursing. 10/10 28.Chris Rock crunk rock: once again another comic contribution by chris. 8/10 29.Roll call crunk rock remix: a slower rock beat. (Same song) 7/10 30.Roll call Bad Brains remix: extremely good and clean remix, good rock beat. 10/10 Bonus DVD: Wach it all it's worth it. General: It is worth your ca$h and it's Limited Edition for CD collectors. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: Named after the thriving rap subgenre he popularized, Lil' Jon's Crunk Juice makes no claims to be anything but XXX-rated, hip-hop mosh pit music. Three 6 Mafia's crunked-out compositions may predate Lil' Jon's, but Jon's unique production methods continue to dazzle on cuts like "What U Gon' Do," where protégé Lil Scrappy's vocals create jarring audio effects. The trademark futuristic blend of Miami bass, Jamaican dub, electronica, and punk--littered with call-and-response chants--is in full force on "Crunk Juice," "Get Crunk," and "Da Blow." More impressively, he's broadened his crunk palette to include a brilliant rocked-out Rick Rubin collaboration, along with more conventional R&B tunes featuring Usher and R. Kelly--he even looks to D.C.-style go-go beats for inspiration on "Aww Skeet Skeet." The vulgar yet hilarious Chris Rock comedy cameos help make this album a winner, even if it's intentionally zany and lyrically vacuous. --Dalton Higgins