1. Knice 2. Clap Wit Me (Prod. By Emile) 3. Biboa's Theme (Prod. By Nick Speed) 4. When God Calls... 5. Forgive Me (Feat. 50 Cent) (Prod. By Sick Notes) 6. Purple Gang (Prod. By B.R. Gunna) 7. Nat Morris 8. Gurls Wit Da Boom (Prod. By B.R. Gunna) 9. High Rollers (Feat. B-Real & Method Man) (Prod. By B-Real) 10. Rondell Beene 11. Pimplikeness (Feat. D12) (Prod. By Fredwreck) 12. Ali (Feat. MC Breed) (Prod. By Essman) 13. No. T. Lose (Feat. King Gordy) (Prod. By Jewels) 14. Jump Biatch (Prod. By Ski) 15. M.A.D (Feat. Rude Jude) (Prod. By Salam Wreck) 16. 72nd & Central (Feat. Obie Trice & J-Hill) (Prod. By Essman) 17. Sammy Da Bull (Feat. Nate Dogg & Swifty McVay) 18. Black Wrist Bro's (Feat. 1st Born) (Prod. By Jewels) 19. Slum Elementz (Feat. T-3 Of Slum Village & Mudd Of bela) 20. Kurt Kobain (Prod. By Emile) Description: Detroit rapper Proof (AKA Deshaun Holton) died April 11, 2006 in a club shooting. May he rest in peace. One of the main members of D12 Proof, played a big role in the Detroit Hip-Hop movement and was a respected freestyle MC. While I checked out Proof's second album "Searching For Jerry Garcia" (2005) last year I never got around to reviewing it. This was his first commercial album; prior to this he had an EP and his debut album "I Miss The Hip Hop Shop" (2004). After the intro the album opens with "Clap With Me", Proof rhymes backed by some upbeat production and a nice sample. The next standout track is "Forgive Me", Proof rhymes about his dysfunctional upbringing and talks about his life past and present, backed by a familiar 50 Cent hook (Ghetto Quran). B.R. Gunna produced "Purple Gang" & "Gurls Wit Da Boomis" are club party type tracks. Cypress Hill's B-Real and the Wu-Tang's Method Man drop in for the solid collabration cut "High Rollers". A number of experimental tracks follow, and then Obie Trice and J-Hill team up with Proof for the thugged out "72nd & Central", dropping rules on a track about Detroit's grimy street life. Proof, singer Nate Dogg and D-12's Swifty Mcvay then talk about snitches on "Sammy Da Bull", a track which is named after John Gotti's former underboss Sammy "Da Bull" Gravano. The album's closer is the outstanding "Kurt Kobain", Proof puts his heart into this deep cut, reflecting on his life backed by some tight production from Emile. Proof's lyrics on this cut are especially hard hitting today, "Sometimes I wish for my demise, so I can kick it with Bugs I wish it was real between us all In the past, you should of seen us dawg I die for Em and save Haley, brave maybe But just let them tears remove my grave Shady". Another sad day for Hip-Hop. R.I.P. Proof. File Size: 93.8MB Format: MP3 Encode Rate: 170Kbps Genre: Rap Artist: Proof Album Title: Searching for Jerry Garcia Release Year: 2005 Hidden Content: **Nội dung ẩn: Bạn phải đăng nhập và nhấn 'Like' (Thích) để xem nội dung. Thanks!**
