Twista Presents New Testament 2K- Street Scriptures

Legit Ballin'	Mobstability	The Day After Multi platinum Grammy nominated rapper Twista is back once again with his new album, The Day After. The album features 14 new tracks created by Twista and award winning producers, including Scott Storch, Timbaland, Neptunes, Toxic, Cuzo, and David Banner. It also features appeara...	Adrenaline Rush	Kamikaze Seven years have passed since Twista's last solo joint (1997's hood classic, Adrenaline Rush), and that's about three career cycles' worth of evolution in the swiftly moving world of hip-hop. The Chicago speed rapper's managed to do well for himself in the interim, retaining a st...
Adrenaline Rush 2007 Twista silenced the critics with his 2004 release Kamikaze, which on the strength of Slow Jamz and followup scorcher Overnight Celebrity, moved 2 million units. Riding high, Twista rang in 2005 with The Day After, his 4th album on Atlantic Records. In 2006, Twista's collaboration...	Headz or Tailz	Tailwinds, Vol. 2	Tha Streetz Iz a Mutha	Back 2 the Game

Chi love
Dis cd has a lot of filler. My favorite song would probably be HE lay. it probably has about 12-15 out of the 28 tracks so spend ur money wisely its up ot you. if i were u i would buy it and love it chi love too the fullest

Good if you like trash.
When I bought this CD I figured I'd find at least 5 or 6 good tracks on it since there are so many. After listening to the album for about a week I decided to send it back to the producers. I put the cd back in the case and mailed it back to chicago with a note asking for my money back. One year has passed and I still have yet to see my money. Don't buy this CD until you are able to listen to at least a couple tracks first. When I bought it I hadn't heard any of it and was dissapointed. I guess Twista doesn't do it like he used to. He's sold out especially since he went to Roc a Fella. Maybe Jay can give TWIST some better beats while he's there. I wanna send a shout out to Big Al in Vegas and my dogg Andy K out in Arizona. Holla!

This Album is the epitome of "Huffness"
I've been down with both the chicago hip-hop and chicago gangsta rap scene since day one, and anyone who says that this album is in the least way decent must either be clueless, or merely confused. I've witnessed Twista's style develop and transform throughout the years. From his early days with his incredibly fast debut "runnin' off at da mouth", to his second LP "Ressurection" (which was never released due to legal issues, but can still be obtained at several underground hip-hop stores around chicago) to his third and fourth lp's Adrenaline rush and Mobstability, with every album being unique in it's own way. But the Twista we used to know and love is no longer. Street Scriptures sounds like an awful rendition of an almost "No Limit" sound. This album is a disgrace to twista and to chicago in general. Hopefully he ends up on MTV right next to Puffy, with his next lp Kamikaze, and every boy and girl will walk around singing his hook unaware of the great Twista we all used to love.

It's a cool lil cd
The cd is cool fo what it is i like all the songs but the one that he had weak people on but i wanna know is when twist is comin out with another cd or video holla back

Is this even twista?
This is the worst album twista has EVER put his name on. When I first heard it I didn't even think it was twista. The songs are hella weak. This album is NOTHING compared to his others. Please, don't waste your time with this album, pick up adrenaline rush or mobstability. Anyone who gives this a good rating doesn't know sh-t about twista or chi-town. Trust me, no one in the city is listening to this one.