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M.O.P.
Released 2000

Ante Up (Robbing-Hoodz Theory)
04:08
6,287 plays

Cold as Ice
04:04
6,130 plays

Warriorz
04:43
3,534 plays

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- 1
- Premier Intro
- 01:34
- 1,280 plays

- 2
- Welcome to Brownsville
- 03:59
- 2,946 plays

- 3
- Everyday
- 04:50
- 1,600 plays

- 4
- Ante Up (Robbing-Hoodz Theory)
- 04:08
- 6,287 plays

- 5
- Face off 2k1
- 04:06
- 2,521 plays

- 6
- Warriorz
- 04:43
- 3,534 plays

- 7
- G Building
- 03:36
- 2,275 plays

- 8
- Old Timerz
- 03:50
- 1,573 plays

- 9
- On the Front Line
- 03:06
- 2,413 plays

- 10
- Nig-Gotiate
- 02:26
- 1,285 plays

- 11
- Follow Instructions
- 05:03
- 2,742 plays

- 12
- Calm Down
- 03:39
- 3,499 plays

- 13
- Power
- 04:30
- 1,578 plays

- 14
- Home Sweet Home
- 03:58
- 1,960 plays

- 15
- Background Niggaz
- 03:54
- 1,800 plays

- 16
- Cold as Ice
- 04:04
- 6,130 plays

- 17
- Operation Lockdown
- 04:05
- 1,325 plays

- 18
- Roll Call
- 04:03
- 1,413 plays

- 19
- Foundation
- 03:42
- 1,684 plays

album review

The rabble-rousing Brownsville, Brooklyn crew's fourth release is a heavy machete cutting through the forest of clones of the hip-hop field. A Molotov cocktail of an album featuring M.O.P.'s brand of harmonious high-energy thuggery. The Mash Out Posse deals strictly with street life themes and is not for the weak of heart or ear but the musical element is always varied and flavorful. DJ Premier has always supported these underground soldiers and on this album he exercises his darker side on five tracks. While his influence and sound run throughout, for his own tracks Primo digs deep in his bag of tricks, deftly looping a swatch from Hendrix's "Burning of the Midnight Lamp" on "Follow Instructions" and testing out new sequencing patterns on "Everyday" and "On the Front Line." Billy Dance and Lil' Fame (Fizzy Womack) have never strayed from their military mind set and rhyme format and Warriorz recapitulates the staples of their hardcore sound. Fizzy also applies his well-trained ear in the sound booth on tracks like the gangster jitterbug "Nig-gotiate" or lifting a segment from Foreigner's "Cold as Ice" for a track of the same title. Though the tone rarely changes and the lyrical content gets repetitive, musically the album hits enough high notes to make this a nice release. ~ M.F. DiBella, All Music Guide