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MainStream is my 4th mixtape and will be available March 1st. |
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1.Dance Club Intro
2.Lil Wayne- Bring It Back Instrumental
3.Lil Flip- Game Over Instrumental
4.Jadakiss- Why Instrumental
5.Jadakiss ft. Styles P, Nas, Common & Anthony Hamilton- Why (Remix)
6.Sonny Black- Brickstreet
7.Terror Squad- Yeah Yeah Yeah
8.Chingy ft. Ziggy- Make That Thing Talk
9.Nas- You Know My Style
10.Purple City ft. Jim Jones- Purple City Byrd Gang
11.The Diplomats- Aayoo-Iight
12.Juelz Santana ft. Cam'ron- You Oughta Know
13.Chingy ft. The Git It Boys- We Got (Nelly & Ludacris Diss)
14.Lil Scrappy ft. Lil Jon, Cam'ron, Fat Joe & Bun B- No Problem (Remix)
15.Cam'ron, 50 Cent & Kanye West- Overnight Celebrity (Remix)
16.Slim Thug ft. Jim Jones, Cam'ron & Killa Kyleon- Houston To Harlem
17.Ashanti ft. The Diplomats, Ja Rule & Blackchild- Only U (Remix)
18.T.I. ft. Juelz Santana- U Don't Know Me (Remix)
19.The Diplomats ft. Lil Wayne- Push It (Remix)
20.Bumba & Jhae- Big Ass Titties (AKA Lohan Freestyle) |
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Music Videos From MainStream |
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I am Mark Brewer, an official reviewer and can be reached at MBrew33@aol.comfor any questions. So far, I have reviewed all of this user's mixtapes, just previously in the guestbook section. The user recommended I fill it out here this time. First off, if I must add, I get to hear the tape first, before it is officially available for purchase on March 1st. The tape started out with a Disco Club beat, in my opinion, the tape could have done without this, but the user always includes beats and sounds in the begining of his mixtapes. Next came instrumentals of 3 big radio hits (Lil Wayne's Bring It Back, Lil Flip's Game Over, and Jadakiss' Why),which were smooth and relaxing. Then came the remix to Jadakiss' summer hit Why, which I felt went in well right after its instrumental version. Next was an underground artist, Sonny Black, with Brickstreet, which had a slow, boring beat, but some good lyrics. Next came Terror Squad's Yeah Yeah Yeah which featured Fat Joe along with Remy Martin rapping on a navy-type beat. This is one of the more popular tracks of the album that you may have heard before. Next up was Chingy's Make That Thing Talk, a typical Chingy beat with his usual lyrics. This was followed by Nas' mixtape favorite You Know My Style and BET's well played Purple City Byrd Gang. Next was probably the worst song on the whole album, Aayoo Ight from Diplomatic Immunity 2. Juelz Santana sampled Elton John with You Oughta Know which was the next track. Chingy went hardcore and took some big shots at Nelly and Ludacris on We Got and Lil Scrappy joined Cam'ron, Fat Joe & Bun B on the remix for his summer hit No Problem. My favorite track on the album came next, the Cam'ron and 50 Cent remix of Twista's hit single Overnight Celebrity, which was followed by a track called Houstom To Harlem by Slim Thug, Jim Jones, and Cam'ron. I reached the #17 track which was a remix of Ashanti's Only U featuring Cam'ron, Juelz Santana, Ja Rule and Blackchild. If you have ever seen TI's popular video for Bring Em Out, at the end a hardcore track called U Don't Know Me comes on. Well Juelz Santana remixed it and it became the #18 track. Back in 1988 a female duo called Salt-N-Pepa had a hit record called Push It. Well The Diplomats did their own version which went on Diplomatic Immunity 2, and they remixed it again with Cash Money's Lil Wayne. Finally, the album ended with a hilrious track entitled Big Ass Titties by Bumba & Jhae. Overall this album was good, I still personally feel USAFUX was the best mixtape by this user, and my one complaint of this album was practically the whole thing was by The Diplomats. Why didn't he just name the mixtape 'The Diplomats'? |
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