PASTOR TROY "STAY TRU" ALBUM REVIEW

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Pastor Troy "Stay Tru"
	by Matthew Croker
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Many people say it will be difficult for Pastor Troy to come back harder than his last album Face Off: Part II, but he has proves everyone wrong before. He may come back just as hard the only thing I think the album will lack is one thing...something else to rap about.

The first track on the album is the CDs name "Stay Tru". One of the best lyrically performance on the album hands down. Great beat and hook maybe the best track on the album.

"Me Actin' Up" maybe the next Ridin' Big. His flow goes perfectly with the beat but the only downside is that he (Pastor Troy) has rapped about his truck for so long it is getting kinda boring to listen too.

"Lyin' Bout Her Crib" is a high point on the album. It's a different song for Pastor Troy as in the way he spits it too you, its kinda like a story. You can see in your mind what is happing in the song which is a good thing to do in a song.

"Police Can't Break It Up" is his first single off the album and for a good reason. This song reminds me very much of his last album single "Just To Fight". With a very active beat and chorus it will be popular in the clubs, maybe even the next souths' crunk theme song.

His first low point on the album is "Where The Hoes". This may be the worst beat I have heard in my life. All the hook is Pastor Troy says "where the hoes?" 7 times. Also it may be his worst lyrical performance ever.

"Whatcha Say" is a good song but it was on his D.S.G.B. album so its nothing new but what is new and good is "Attitude Adjuster". Great beat match's his lyrics and flow good. The only bad thing about it is him sayin "I got my attitude adjuster" gets kinda repetitive after awhile.

"Get Down or Law Down" has so much potential to be a great song with help
from two of his DSGB member it has great lyrics and flow. The only thing wrong is the beat and production. He had better production on his first album.

This hasn't his best album but it is note worthy. The real question when you thing about a CD you bought you say to your self. If I ever lose this album will I by it again? The answer is yes. So congrats PT for another solid album.