The Documentary

[erickm713]

Was at homeys house earlier tonight we were

then I plugged my iPod in and hit shuffle and this came on

And within seconds all of us were jamming out.
Was this not The Game's greatest cd?
I remember I play the hell outta my copy when I bought it.
It just had so many classics and sick +*@ beats.
Opinions?

 

[erickm713]

Was at homeys house earlier tonight we were

then I plugged my iPod in and hit shuffle and this came on

And within seconds all of us were jamming out.
Was this not The Game's greatest cd?
I remember I play the hell outta my copy when I bought it.
It just had so many classics and sick +*@ beats.
Opinions?

 

[doublejs07]

Are you seriously asking if this was one of Game's best albums??? It's one of the better albums to come out of the WC in years.

 

[doublejs07]

Are you seriously asking if this was one of Game's best albums??? It's one of the better albums to come out of the WC in years.

 

[airjordan jb23]

My favorite Game album & definitly his best work.

 

[airjordan jb23]

My favorite Game album & definitly his best work.

 

[yardfather]

This is my favorite review of this album:

Imagine the 2000 Portland Trailblazers winning three championships in a row instead of the Lakers or the 2004 Yankees; a team where the most obscure everyday player was Miguel Cairo, steamrolling the Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals for their 27th championship.

Dr. Dre and 50 Cent literally bought themselves a championship when constructing The Documentary for Jayceon Taylor. This album needs to be held in a CD case for the rest of its existence; the liner notes make the comparisons to the Jailblazers and George Steinbrenner apt.

Beats by:

• Dr. Dre
• Scott Storch
• Just Blaze
• Timbaland
• Kanye West
• Cool & Dre
• Havoc
• Hi-Tek
• Buckwild
• Mr. Porter
• Eminem
• Focus
• Needlz

Read that list again.

For a newcomer who had a non-descript flow, an addiction to name dropping almost every entertainer in the business, and a fetish for lyrically placing himself in the lead roles of Boyz N Da Hood and Menace II Society, The Game hit the Powerball. Timbaland and Kanye supplied two of the heaviest bangers of their careers (“Put You On the Game

 

[yardfather]

This is my favorite review of this album:

Imagine the 2000 Portland Trailblazers winning three championships in a row instead of the Lakers or the 2004 Yankees; a team where the most obscure everyday player was Miguel Cairo, steamrolling the Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals for their 27th championship.

Dr. Dre and 50 Cent literally bought themselves a championship when constructing The Documentary for Jayceon Taylor. This album needs to be held in a CD case for the rest of its existence; the liner notes make the comparisons to the Jailblazers and George Steinbrenner apt.

Beats by:

• Dr. Dre
• Scott Storch
• Just Blaze
• Timbaland
• Kanye West
• Cool & Dre
• Havoc
• Hi-Tek
• Buckwild
• Mr. Porter
• Eminem
• Focus
• Needlz

Read that list again.

For a newcomer who had a non-descript flow, an addiction to name dropping almost every entertainer in the business, and a fetish for lyrically placing himself in the lead roles of Boyz N Da Hood and Menace II Society, The Game hit the Powerball. Timbaland and Kanye supplied two of the heaviest bangers of their careers (“Put You On the Game

 

[a hunnid]

I'd kill for the instrumental to the intro...

 

[a hunnid]

I'd kill for the instrumental to the intro...

 

[airforce1king]

Originally Posted by YardFather

This is my favorite review of this album:

Imagine the 2000 Portland Trailblazers winning three championships in a row instead of the Lakers or the 2004 Yankees; a team where the most obscure everyday player was Miguel Cairo, steamrolling the Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals for their 27th championship.

Dr. Dre and 50 Cent literally bought themselves a championship when constructing The Documentary for Jayceon Taylor. This album needs to be held in a CD case for the rest of its existence; the liner notes make the comparisons to the Jailblazers and George Steinbrenner apt.

Beats by:

• Dr. Dre
• Scott Storch
• Just Blaze
• Timbaland
• Kanye West
• Cool & Dre
• Havoc
• Hi-Tek
• Buckwild
• Mr. Porter
• Eminem
• Focus
• Needlz

Read that list again.

For a newcomer who had a non-descript flow, an addiction to name dropping almost every entertainer in the business, and a fetish for lyrically placing himself in the lead roles of Boyz N Da Hood and Menace II Society, The Game hit the Powerball. Timbaland and Kanye supplied two of the heaviest bangers of their careers (“Put You On the Game

 

[airforce1king]

Originally Posted by YardFather

This is my favorite review of this album:

Imagine the 2000 Portland Trailblazers winning three championships in a row instead of the Lakers or the 2004 Yankees; a team where the most obscure everyday player was Miguel Cairo, steamrolling the Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals for their 27th championship.

Dr. Dre and 50 Cent literally bought themselves a championship when constructing The Documentary for Jayceon Taylor. This album needs to be held in a CD case for the rest of its existence; the liner notes make the comparisons to the Jailblazers and George Steinbrenner apt.

Beats by:

• Dr. Dre
• Scott Storch
• Just Blaze
• Timbaland
• Kanye West
• Cool & Dre
• Havoc
• Hi-Tek
• Buckwild
• Mr. Porter
• Eminem
• Focus
• Needlz

Read that list again.

For a newcomer who had a non-descript flow, an addiction to name dropping almost every entertainer in the business, and a fetish for lyrically placing himself in the lead roles of Boyz N Da Hood and Menace II Society, The Game hit the Powerball. Timbaland and Kanye supplied two of the heaviest bangers of their careers (“Put You On the Game

 

[lyrikill]

Classic album IMO

 

[lyrikill]

Classic album IMO

 

[eight2one]

Originally Posted by lyrikill

Classic album IMO

co-sign

 

[eight2one]

Originally Posted by lyrikill

Classic album IMO

co-sign