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Mafia Music
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Maybach Music 2
- 05:00
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Magnificent
- 04:17
- 223,104 plays
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Yacht Club
- 05:14
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Usual Suspects
- 05:15
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All I Really Want
- 04:17
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Rich Off Cocaine
- 04:26
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Lay Back
- 04:03
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Murder Mami
- 03:34
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Gunplay
- 03:34
- 80,322 plays
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Bossy Lady
- 03:54
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Face
- 03:14
- 90,436 plays
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Valley Of Death
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In Cold Blood
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album review
Everything is big with Rick Ross. Triumphs, blunders, singles, videos, and everything else he does is huge, but having the audacity to call his third effort Deeper Than Rap is extra risky, especially since it's his first effort since being "exposed" as a former corrections officer. That's poison in the gangsta rap game, and while there's little here to sway the haters -- and certainly nothing "deep" -- the rapper's ability to steamroll over all of his shortcomings, along with all of our preconceived notions, is simply remarkable. In a sure trilogy of albums, Deeper Than Rap is the surest, kicking off with a decent 50 Cent diss and closing with a "Run with me or run from me" ultimatum that's gutsy enough to feature harps and castanets. While that's enough fuel for the haters to burn the whole place down, anyone willing to ignore Ross' iffy relationship with street cred and his incredibly narrow subject matter (money, women, victory) will find Deeper is the superstar, gangster weekend album done right. Boss of them all is the grand "Maybach Music" with T-Pain, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne all in top form. Same goes for the cut's production team, the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, who are also in charge of the slippery and swaggering "Magnificent" with John Legend, plus the Caribbean-flavored highlight "Yacht Club." "Face," with Trina, is the street cut of note, and "Usual Suspects" places in the album's top five, although Nas' loyal fanbase will find his contribution rather ordinary. Redundancy is an unsurprising and ignorable issue thanks to all the hooks and slick beats, including a batch from the returning Runners. Even if this isn't much "Deeper" than the average Three 6 Mafia album, the glitz and guts of Deeper are a big step up, making Ross sound like a Miami-fied version of Young Jeezy. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide
more albums by this artist
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- Trilla (Parental Advisory)
- Released 2008
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- Port Of Miami (Parental Advisory)
- Released 2006
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- Trilla (Edited)
- Released 2007
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- Rise To Power (Parental Advisory)
- Released 2006
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- By bertoj1
- 10/15/2009 17:55:09
- rick ross is da truth....the whole album...usual suspects with nas is fucking fire....
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- By MYMPSICK
- 7/3/2009 01:20:05
- YO, NOTHING SOUNDS BETTER IN THE TRUNK THEN RICK ROSS \. DA BOSS. STEPPIN ALL OVER 50CENT.
ALL I REALLY WANT ,IS TOO SICK - 1 out of 1 people
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Great Album
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- By Poloboy03
- 7/2/2009 16:39:14
- I was suspect about this album till I heard it! I've played Ususal Suspects at least 30 times in the last 24 hours. Overall, you can play it from 1 to 14. But pay attention to Yacht Club and Gunplay.
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- By jbreezy659
- 6/2/2009 16:27:33
- This is hot Rick Ross put in work with this album.
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Just like it say
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- By vbjk533
- 5/1/2009 17:53:59
- That why he the B.O.S.S. what more can you say...........
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