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Twista Pictures
Artist:
Twista
Origin:
United States, Chicago - IllinoisUnited States
Born date:
November 27, 1973
Twista Album: «MOBSTABILITY»
Twista Album: «MOBSTABILITY» (Front side)
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  • Customers rating: (4.5 of 5)
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MOBSTABILITY

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Genre: Rap, Hip-Hop
Rating: PA
Release Date: 0000-00-00
Media Type: Compact Disk


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Customer review
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- World's Fastest rapper

Honestly this is a real good CD but it doesnt beat adrenaline rush. My favorite song on this cd is probably Front Porch. It's a perfect song to kick it wit you're homies and get high on the front porch. Listen to at and LOve It. CHI LOVE TO THE FULLEST. Also listen to smoke wit u and DREAMS wit ur girl.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Twista and the Speed Knot Mobstaz

I own this CD and I would have to say that it is one of the best CD's that I own. Twista really puts it down in this CD. He can flow fast and he raps about how he made his way to the top of the Chi-town game. He is definetly one of the best rappers to hit the hip-hop scene since 2Pac. You should definetly consider buying this CD.

Customer review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Awesome

Twista has always been one of my favorites and this cd shows just how good this underground legend and his crew really are. They can pull out great soft tracks and hardcore street thumping tracks. Twista is of course a speedy lyrical master in this one, people who don't appreciate this cd feel that way because they dont know what it is to have good rap, because theyre too caught up in what everyone else likes, "50 cent" and "laffy taffy",,,

Front Porch, Mobstabliity, Warm Embrace, Smoke Wit You, and Dreams are all 5/5 tracks

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- This Time I Gotta Ride Out With My Mobstaz...

Twista furiously came back on the scene in late 2003 with arguably the best song of that year with Slow Jams with Kayne West and Jamie Foxx giving him HUGE airplay and increased anticipation for his next album Kamikaze.

Now on my review for Adrenaline Rush I asked you if you were ready for what Twista was about to offer the public and its obvious he is the biggest thing in the industry since 50 Cent. People are tantalized by his swift flows and sharp lyrics. The public doesn't seem ready for Twista just yet. That brings me to this album. To get you ready for what Twista is about to do you need Adrenaline Rush and Mobstability.

Mobstability, released soon after Twista's first official debut album in 1998, delivers a package that is still fresh and hypnotic today. Granted this is a 'group' effort Twista is clearly the man in this group stealing every song. The Mobstaz are good themselves but pitted next to Twista they seem small. If this album were released next week it would sell like hot cakes. Every song is ridah, lean to the side and bob ya head to this right here. As you've already heard, Front Porch is just a masterpiece. That beat is just oh so beautiful and Twista sets it off at the end with his verse. Legit Ballers is another song that is straight up RIDIN with it's pimpalicious chorus and off the chain flows. Warm Embrace, with another excellent beat, is another banger with an unbeatable chorus and melody. Dreams is the 'love' song on the album that you play when you got that lovely lady in the ride wit ya. Loyalty, Mob Up and Motive 4 Murder are some of the groups 'harder' songs and they are all definitely tight to the fullest with off kilter flows and amazing beats. Crook County gets at Bone Thugs N Harmony rather gangsta like and Twista straight up KILLS this song. Ripped.

The only songs I didn't care for were Party Hoez and Rock Yall Spot which were just wack. But if you need your Twista fix before Kamikaze drops this is DEFINITELY a great choice. 4.5 Stars.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Beats and Lyrical content - Twista is almost there

I was introduced to Twista back in 1999, after the release of this CD. One of my friends was supposed to burn it for someone, but I got his copy. Let me tell ya, I'm from the mid-west. I've heard all the "mid-west rap," but most of it, well, sucks. Twista has the talent and the lyrical depth to make something of legitimate mid-west rap.

He recently signed with Jay-Z's Rock-A-Fella record label, just the boost I think he needs to get off the "talented, but untouchable" list to "mainstream, legitimate rapper" place in rap. Whether you like his sound or not, Mayz and Liffy Stokes add to his talent. I think that, although this posse has crashed down already, this was the start of something significant. Songs like "Party Hoes" may not be their strongest work, but the powerful "Loyalty" and "Front Porch" make the CD worthwhile nonetheless. I find MAYBE 2 tracks here I skip -- "Party Hoes" and "Rock Y'all Spot." "Legit Ballers" is pure Twista bliss.

Anyway, no matter if you like Twista for his patented Guiness Book of World Record fast lyrical style, his lyrics, his harmony, or his posse, Mobstability shouldn't fail you.