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Track Listing
1. Intro
2. In My Hood
3. This Is 50
4. I'm Supposed to Die Tonight
5. Piggy Bank
6. Gatman and Robbin - (with Eminem)
7. Candy Shop - (with Olivia)
8. Outta Control
9. Get in My Car
10. Ski Mask Way
11. Baltimore Love Thing, A
12. Ryder Music
13. Disco Inferno
14. Just a Lil Bit
15. Gunz Come Out
16. My Toy Soldier - (with Tony Yayo)
17. Position of Power
18. Build You Up - (with Jamie Foxx)
19. God Gave Me Style
20. So Amazing - (with Olivia)
21. I Don't Need 'Em
22. Hate It or Love It - (G-Unit remix, Bonus Track, with The Game/Tony Yayo/Young Buck/Lloyd Banks)
| Details | | Producer: | Bang Out, Black Jeruz, Buck-Wild, BuckWild, C. Styles, Cool, Disco D, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Hi-Tek, Jonathan "J.R." Rotem, Mike Elizondo, Needlz, Scott Storch | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel: 50 Cent (rap vocals); Jamie Foxx, Olivia (vocals); Eminem, Lloyd Banks, The Game, Tony Yayo, Young Buck (rap vocals); Mike Elizondo (keyboards, electric bass); Dave Cabrera (keyboards).
After years of hustling for his music and his life, and taking bullet after bullet, 50 Cent finally found massive success raining down suddenly on him, as he became the center of the hip-hop world in 2003 with his multi-platinum record GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN'. On the highly anticipated follow-up, THE MASSACRE, 50 reveals that he's unsure whether he's "God's child or Satan's angel," dropping this soul-searching moment as casually as the title in the chorus of the song, "I'm Supposed to Die Tonight."
If 50 Cent is calm in his delivery, it's more than matched by the ease of the lyrical couplets he unfolds. He could beat most challengers to a freestyle battle in his sleep, and raps as if he's known this from birth, a truth he expounds on in "This Is 50," as he effortlessly whips a rival. When partner-in-platinum-sales Eminem, drops by on "Gatman and Robbin," 50 Cent shows he can bring the energy, but, for the most part, the rapper stays in his wonderfully jaded comfort zone. He smoothly packs the dance floor on the single "Disco Inferno," before unwinding the most laid-back of seductions on "Just a Lil Bit." If anyone thought 50 Cent might have burned out in his flurry of prosperity, THE MASSACRE, a strong sophomore effort, should set the record straight.
Industry Reviews
3 1/2 discs out of 5 - [T]aut....50 rocks a punchier flow than on his past efforts.
4 stars out of 5 - [50 Cent] works to vary his flow on MASSACRE...[His] secret weapon is his singing voice...
3 stars out of 5 - THE MASSACRE confirms Curtis Jackson's mantle is mostly deserved, his slurred insouciance infusing entrepreneurial anthems like 'Piggy Bank' with a cool menace.
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