"Holla" is average compared to the standard of the album, the production is somewhat tired and sounds somewhat recycled. However a great verse by newcomer Curren$y makes the track worth checking out!

  Da Beat Boyz is behind the new NL sound and with the song "Haters Gon Hate" they produced a great beat! True New Orleans sound, true southern spit, all in all a cool track! A great thing bout it, is that it only has Krazy, Choppa and Curren$y rapping on it, why? Well now that many mc's left it's great to hear the future spitters and represents of NL, this is the sound we'll get on solo albums from em all!

  "I Got You Girl" is more laid back, it's kind of soft, not in a bad way at all. I mean we all have a special girl in our life and this song is something you can play with her - no doubt! Without a doubt one of the best tracks on the album!

  "Look At Me Now" features the same sample as 2 Pac's "Picture Me Rollin" so the beat is very similar to it. Somebody – maybe Krazy – talks in between verses and sounds EXACTLY like Pac. Don't know if they did it to confuse us or what. Like the track anyway!

  "Yeah Yeah" is not the worst song I heard but I feel like it could have been left in the lab, it really don't do nothing for the album - simple! But Carlos Stephens did the beat, I usually love his beats. Since I heard his work on "Hoodlum Fo Life" I have almost never heard a bad beat, this is the first beat I heard from him I didn't like at all! It's the beat that make the song bad, it's hard to spit to, it's slow tempo with no good sounds, just not a good production.

  "Get Back" is a club track "Hey hoe, better watch them elbows!" MP yell while hollering "BITCH GET OF ME!" in the back, a thing he has said quite a few times by now, but I still feel it!

  "My Life Is Sweet" deals with the subject of how hard the 504 boyz can shine, they got cars that ain't even out yet, and diamonds and money hanging out the ass I guess, I really like the beat though… And also the verses from new comers Afficial a group of three rhymers that could make BIG noise if P give em a push! They have a freestyle session on the bonus DVD that makes the album worth buying just for that, Afficial ain't on the shining tip like the rest I would say. They real gutter, real hardcore all up in yo face type of rappers. The best group since Ghetto Commission to join NL from what I heard so far!

  "Wanna Live Like Us" got MP, Krazy and Afficial together. Beat Boyz did a cool beat and the delivery all rappers came to the table with is real to the bone. Especially Afficial, hope they gets to make their own album soon!

  "Tell Me" is probably the most outstanding song on the album. Krazy plays the biggest part of this real life, guitar-laced beat, song. MP also comes tight on here. It's more social awareness on this track and less bling-bling. That's why I like it so much! And I'm positive yall will to! As well as "WAR". No Limit is still an army and this is a real pure uncut raw type of song, like they say in the chorus!

  "I Gotta Have That There" samples "For The Love Of You" by isley Brothers, so the come out of the beat is a 80's sound, real laid-back again. They say they just gotta have that girl over there, if their men don't know, they shouldn’t bring her in here.

  "Every Where I Go" is a solo track from Curren$y who’s album I'm really looking forward to. He seems to be pretty young maybe like 17-19 so he has the future ahead of him. Hope he makes the right moves and get the right push he sure is "the hot spitter" like he claim he is! Sure he ain't no new Scarface as far as lyrical content or class of delivery but he stay true to the 504 sound and I hold his skills above the average rapper!

  "Everybody Chillin" is almost something Too Short or B-Legit would spit to, real funky, west coast influenced to the fullest. It has an Al Green sample, so that's what the beat got it's groove from.  "We Gon Ride" is a lot harder! Almost mobbing sound to this. A great piano beat and sinister rhymes makes this a song to remember!

  "Grab Da Wall" ends the album, it's almost 8 minutes long (actually is around 3:50 and then you get "Rock It" from Game face as a bonus), featuring Webbie, who was the star of MP's single "Ohhwee" a cool way to end the album!

  Anyway, is it worth picking up? Yes it is! I admit once again that giving both Game Face and Lil Romeo 3 stars was maybe a lil bit too much! Not that the albums sucked big time but we know what P and the NL camp can give us so when we don't get that we get a lil bit disappointed. It's like going to a better restaurant, you don't want no burger or pizza on ya plate. You want to get what you know the chef can cook, and this time around the chefs from the 504 sure cooked us a great gumbo! No Limit is back, and this time to make real big noise!