Melvin Flynt: Da Hustler [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Hospial/Funeral Intro

2. Sometimes

3. Gangsta's Watch

4. Hustla

5. Cocaine Business (Hysteria)

6. Pigeon (Skit) - Mike B., Noreaga

7. Blood Money, Pt. 3 - Mike B., Noreaga

8. Wethuggedout

9. Going Legit

10. Real or Fake Niggas - Final Chapter, Noreaga

11. What the F*** Is Up? - Noreaga,

12. First Day Home

13. Tunnel (Skit)

14. Hold Me Down - Final Chapter, Noreaga,

15. If U Want It

16. Oh No

17. Play That S*** - Juvenile, Lil Wayne, , , Noreaga

18. Flagrant Cops

19. Animal Thug Goes Hollywood

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
The best description of Noreaga is supplied by the man himself: "I ain't never going to be a crazy lyricist... but I know how to make gangsta music." Indeed, this prodigal son from Queens' Lefrak Housing Projects has emerged as a thug supreme, his oft-barked "What what!" the prelude to verbal violence that manifests itself so often in his songs. On this, his second solo album, Noreaga supplies more of the same thugged-out entertainment he did on N.O.R.E.: gruff rhymes about street life and hustling laid over the shiny studio tracks of gangsta pop's current cadre of producers, including the Neptunes, Trackmasterz, EZ-Elpee, and Swizz Beats. As he admits in his confession above, Noreaga isn't about to smash new ground, but he is very good at what he does. Unlike the throngs of wannabes, he doesn't have to front too hard to convince you of his tough-bred attitude--real or not, he's mastered a sort of psychotic sincerity that comes through on "Wethuggedout," "What the F*ck Is Up?", and the surprisingly personal "Sometimes." --Oliver Wang

Product Description
One Half of the Capone N Noreaga Team Returns with his Second Solo Album. Includes Guests Appearances by Missy Elliot and Juvenile. "on No" Remixed by Karl 'k-gee' Gordon, Writer/Producer for all Saints.

Melvin Flynt: Da Hustler,Noreaga,Penalty Records,East Coast Rap,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop

Average customer rating:

Pretty Solid
Wat Wat
OMG
4.5 star 2nd solo album
better than God's Favorite, wacker than NORE

Melvin Flynt - Da Hustler
Noreaga
Manufacturer: Rhino / Ada
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B00000JN9X
Release Date: 1999-08-24

Tracks:

Hospital/Funeral Intro
Sometimes
Gangsta's Watch
Da Hustla
Cocaine Business (Hysteria)
The Pigeon (Skit)
Blood Money, Pt. 3
Wethuggedout
Going Legit
Real Or Fake Niggas
What The F*** Is Up?
First Day Home
Da Tunnel (Skit)
Hold Me Down
If U Want It
Oh No
Play That S***
Flagrant Cops
Animal Thug Goes Hollywood (Skit)

Amazon.com

The best description of Noreaga is supplied by the man himself: "I ain't never going to be a crazy lyricist... but I know how to make gangsta music." Indeed, this prodigal son from Queens' Lefrak Housing Projects has emerged as a thug supreme, his oft-barked "What what!" the prelude to verbal violence that manifests itself so often in his songs. On this, his second solo album, Noreaga supplies more of the same thugged-out entertainment he did on N.O.R.E.: gruff rhymes about street life and hustling laid over the shiny studio tracks of gangsta pop's current cadre of producers, including the Neptunes, Trackmasterz, EZ-Elpee, and Swizz Beats. As he admits in his confession above, Noreaga isn't about to smash new ground, but he is very good at what he does. Unlike the throngs of wannabes, he doesn't have to front too hard to convince you of his tough-bred attitude--real or not, he's mastered a sort of psychotic sincerity that comes through on "Wethuggedout," "What the F*ck Is Up?", and the surprisingly personal "Sometimes." --Oliver Wang

Album Details

One Half of the Capone N Noreaga Team Returns with his Second Solo Album. Includes Guests Appearances by Missy Elliot and Juvenile. "on No" Remixed by Karl 'k-gee' Gordon, Writer/Producer for all Saints.

Customer Reviews:

Pretty Solid.......2006-03-07

I never really felt Noreaga after the war report but this cd was pretty tight, i liked the beats alot, the skits are really REALLY annoying but other than that this was dope, 4.5 stars.

my top 3

Gangstas watch
blood money
first day home

Wat Wat.......2005-02-27

yo Noreaga is one da best..his style n flow is like no other, straight up gangsta, n if u dont like him then u just a herb n dont kno hip hop..go buy ur soft nelly album....but for da real nigga$ out there dat feel dat Queens rap, this album is just for you...

OMG.......2005-01-08

I don't know why record companies put up with this foolishness. This cat cannot rap. The song "Cocaine Business" featuring Kelis is the only track I care for and only because Kelis' hook is the best part in the song. N.O.R.E. raps like I play basketball...and I can't even dribble.

N.O.R.E., GET A APPLICATION FOR BURGER KING AND KEEP UR MOUTH SHUT!

4.5 star 2nd solo album.......2004-12-23

Noreaga is back a year after his solo debut to bring another strong performance. Slighly less quality than "N.O.R.E." but much better than his "God's Favorite". If you know Nore than you get what you expect on this one, Gangsta tales with a few deep songs. the album starts off great, much like his first album did but dwindles in the middle. Guests are few and mostly members of his crew. Production is handled by alot of people, most notably: Neptunes (2), Swizz Beats (1), EZ Elpee (2), SPK (6 songs), Manny Fresh (1), and a few others. It has 2 songs I skip, 3 that are ok, 2 classics and the rest are solid. A must have rap album.

#2 - 10 (classic deep song about his pops -- f/ maze -- good beat -- also on "Belly" soundtrack)
#3 - 9.5
#4 - 9 (f/ maze & musolini -- good beat)
#5 - 9 (f/ kelis --- good story)
#7 - 9.5 (good beat)
#8 - 5.5 (f. missy elliot)
#9 - 8 (f/ musolini -- about going legit to get money)
#10 - 7.5 (f. final chapter)
#11 - 6 (f/ scarlett o'harlem)
#12 - 8 (about his 1st day home from jail)
#14 - 9 (f/ final chapter & troy outlaw {R.I.P.} -- good beat)
#15 - 7.5
#16 - 7
#17 - 10 (classic w/ great beat -- f/ maze, musolini, juvenile, lil wayne)
#18 - 9 (good beat -- about the corrupt NYPD)

Victor Santiago -- b. Bronx, NY moved to Lefrak City, Queens, NY
WHAT WHAT!!!!
check all my reviews

better than God's Favorite, wacker than NORE.......2003-07-03

good album. my favs are "Sometimes", "Da Hustla", "Blood Money 3" and "We Don't Play That". worth checking it out