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i think the late great r&b legend(RIP) released an album on cash money a few years ago

This is a great idea that game is going to have less guests: West Coast rapper Game has revealed the name of his upcoming final contractual Interscope Records album and promised it would not contain any features. For his fifth solo album, Game said there would be no Lil Wayne, Young Jeezy, Drake or other features people may be used to hearing from him. "The next album is gonna be Soundtrack to Chaos," Game revealed in a video. "No features. None...It's funny, my last album on Interscope. No features -- nobody on the hook except us. No features. None. Zero. No Weezy, Jeezy, Drake. No singers, nothing. Just us. That's it. That's it. Album number five. Soundtrack to Chaos." (YouTube) Last month, producer Mars promised Game's next album would be feature-less. "Me and Game was in the studio yesterday," Mars revealed. "We did two songs. That's coming along crazy. We're going to have no features: It's just him rapping. No name dropping, no little things people say is cliché about Game. It's just putting on the boxing gloves and going for what we know." (MTV) Around early August, Game reflected on his plans after putting out a final contractual album through Interscope. "You know Interscope/Aftermath, that's my label and I'ma hold it down for them forever," Game said. "I've been there for four albums, and I've got one more album before I'm a free agent. We're gonna try and turn that one around real quick, then I'll make the executive decision on what I'll do with the rest of my career. I might get into acting, I might go over to Cash Money. You never know." ("106 & Park") In late July, he revealed his intention to consider making a Cash Money label move. With only one more album left on his current deal (he's back on Interscope after being shuffled between the 'Scope and Geffen during his feud with 50 Cent) following The R.E.D. Album, Game said he expects to reach a new agreement with Cash Money sooner rather than later. "We been playing with the idea of going over to Cash Money or trying to marry that and Black Wall Street," he explained. "So, we'll figure it out before the end of the day. I definitely think that's where I'll probably end up. Cause they winning, they want to win and I been winning and want to continue to win." (XXL Mag)

and to sell a million albums these days is like selling ten million albums ten years ago

In this week's Sales Wrap, Lil Wayne leads the way atop his competition, Jay-Z and Kanye West fall from Top 5 and Bad Meets Evil hit the jackpot outside of Top 20. Grammy-winning rapper Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV toppled its competition at No. 1 with 218,800. According to Nielsen SoundScan, Weezy's long-awaited new album has sold 1,184,100 records in just two weeks. Rap stars Jay-Z and Kanye West's Watch the Throne dropped two slots to No. 6 with 49,300. Headed into their sixth week, the duo's new LP has moved 836,000 records. R&B superstar Beyonce's 4 also fell a couple notches to No. 9 with 25,500. With 11 weeks in the books, her newest solo effort currently stands at 764,800 sold copies. West Coast rapper Game's R.E.D. Album dropped 11 slots from the Top 10 to No. 19 with 18,800. After three weeks, his fourth solo album has pushed out 155,500 units. Grammy-winning rapper Eminem and Royce Da 5'9's Hell: The Sequel slipped one notch to No. 21 with 17,400. With 13 weeks under their belts, Bad Meets Evil's summer EP has sold 515,900 copies. Miami rapper Pitbull's Planet Pit took a huge 20-slot jump to No. 27 with 14,100. With three months in the books, the rapper's new solo effort stands at 205,900 sold records. Pop star Bruno Mars' Doo-Wops & Hooligans slipped three positions to No. 35 with 9,900. After 49 weeks, the singer's album has moved 1,258,500 records. Pop singer Rihanna's Loud fell three slots to No. 40 with 9,100. With 43 weeks in the books, her album has shelled out 1,452,900 pieces. Young Money star Nicki Minaj's Pink Friday dropped ten slots to No. 43 with 8,900. After 42 weeks, her 2010 debut album has sold 1,573,400 units. Be sure to check back next week to see what new releases impact Sales Wrap!

a couple uplifting songs with the same title: r. kelly "the storm is over now" kirk franklin "the storm is over now"

nice to see your friend's doing big things Tim, right now I'm listening to Dr. Charles Stanley's sermon "How We Profit From Suffering",this is a timeless message worth a listen: http://www.intouch.org/broadcast/today-on-radio

ll cool j papa luv it

mc hammer no stoppin us (usa), rip to 9*11 victims http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cka5DkTVAw

nasty nas & dj premier "pre-matic mixtape" http://www.livemixtapes.com/player.php?album_id=179

Coolio's the man 2Pac "America's Favorite Rapper 2" Mixtape, hard to believe it's been 15 years since he's been gone. today's also 10 years since 9/11, we're getting older: http://www.livemixtapes.com/player.php?album_id=2803

there was some good tracks on curtis like "i get money" and the remix with diddy and jigga, "all of me" with mary j. blige, "ayo technology" with timbo and justin, and "still will kill" with akon, it's definately better than "the massacre"...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bect5uKnBXs

fat joe "i'm gone"

i'm digging those last 3 songs posted: LL Cool J "Ill Bomb"

50's best stuff is from 2000-2004, the massacre and curtis were a notch down in quality from his earlier stuff but before i self destruct was an improvement and he said recently in an interview that his next album is going to be a more traditional hip hop album so hopefully that means it's up to the level of power of the dollar and get rich or die tryin

that's right if he does more things like this and less beef with other rappers it'd improve his image

yeah 50 ain't really a lyricist but he got some catchy songs, it's good that he's using his power to make a difference

after hearing young jeezy ripping it on game's album i decided to give his new mixtape a listen, it does have some heat on it: http://www.livemixtapes.com/player.php?album_id=14591

-musically he's not as bad as some people make him out to be, i actually thought 50's last album "before i self destruct" was a good album, the best since "get rich or die trying" which was standout album: "strong enough" "then days went by" "baby by me" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tggUVoBW8nE

r&b's still alive in 2011!! boyz II men feat. charlie wilson "more than you'll ever know" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9lmOut-9GU keith sweat "make you say ooh"