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One of the Bay Area's original rap stars, with a resume stretching back to 1990, Vallejo native E-40 is a living legend who refuses to ghostride off into the sunset. Blessed with one of the industry's most unique and instantly recognizable flows, he's been steadily making hits since day one: first with The Click and then as a solo artist, all while acting as an elder statesman and mentoring generations of young talent. Released in the spring of 2013, The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 1, 2, & 3 is an extensive, 60-track triple album that finds him collaborating with pretty much every West Coast rapper you could think of, including fellow O.G.s Too Short ('Be You'); Snoop, Daz, and Kurupt ('What You Smoking On'); Spice 1 and Celly Cell ('The Other Day Ago'); JT the Bigga Figga and Cellski ('With the Sh*t'); and even Hieroglyphics ('40 and Hiero'). Though the sheer volume of material here is a bit overwhelming, it's always good to hear 40 Water do his thing, and he still sounds great.
Once you get through this, check out parts 4, 5, and 6 for another hot 60. One of the Bay Area's original rap stars, with a resume stretching back to 1990, Vallejo native E-40 is a living legend who refuses to ghostride off into the sunset. Blessed with one of the industry's most unique and instantly recognizable flows, he's been steadily making hits since day one: first with The Click and then as a solo artist, all while acting as an elder statesman and mentoring generations of young talent. Released in the spring of 2013, The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 1, 2, & 3 is an extensive, 60-track triple album that finds him collaborating with pretty much every West Coast rapper you could think of, including fellow O.G.s Too Short ('Be You'); Snoop, Daz, and Kurupt ('What You Smoking On'); Spice 1 and Celly Cell ('The Other Day Ago'); JT the Bigga Figga and Cellski ('With the Sh*t'); and even Hieroglyphics ('40 and Hiero'). Though the sheer volume of material here is a bit overwhelming, it's always good to hear 40 Water do his thing, and he still sounds great.
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After launching the series in March of 2012 with, continues to blow up his discography with, available in a three-album box set or three individual parts. Hardcore fans should just go for the full set since none of these parts towers over the others, although is the weakest of the three by a bit, featuring highlights with ('Mob Sh*t'), and ('Champagne'), and ('Pablo'), plus the great solo cut 'Rep Yo District,' which overflows with both hooks and hometown pride. The rest of the disc comes off as fun yet forgettable filler, but, working backwards, the dark and nasty pulls the listener in with three solid examples of slinging slang and schooling fools on his lonesome. Blingy hedonist then pumps the disc up with 'Countdown,' while later there's being wonderfully strange ('Project Building'), with pleasing the gangsters with a trunk-rumbling cut ('In Dat Cup'), and both ('A Breath of Fresh Air') and ('When You Gone Let Me') convincing that throwback is the way to go. Still, it's and who win 's prize with the twitchy and thoroughly modern monster dubbed 'All of My N*ggaz.'