Twista still has a tight flow and heavy bass in this CD. If you like Do or Die, Psycodramma, or just straight G music that bumps, get this CD.

Twista is definately a tight artist but this album doesnt have just Twista. Its sorda like his Mobstality album where he features others artist. All the albums are tight but I dont think twista has enough solo songs on this album. If hes gonna feature all these new artist, Then change the title to Twista and Whoeva so fans could know that its not just thista. I was expectin way more solo tracks.But its all good its still a good album.

Similar to how Mo Thugs albums would be awful without appearences by Bone Thug members, Legit Ballin' alubms would be awful without Twista appearences. That being said, i will also say that Twista only appears on 3 or 4 tracks on this Legit Ballin Volume 1 album. Those 3 or 4 songs are great, "Victory or Death" being the biggest standout. But the rest of the members of the Legit Ballin family are only sub-par to awful. In conclusion, this album is kept afloat by Twista. The 3 or 4 tracks he is on may alone make this album worth having, but if you can download them somewhere, or buy the CD used, that would be a better bet.

The cd was tight overall. Some of the songs you might have to listen to twice to really start feeling it, but songs like game recognize game, and legit ballaz made up for that. Personally I think Twista is the coldest rapper coming out of the middle west, possibly one of the rawwest in the whole hip hop culture.

Without any tracks by Twista this album would have only deserved 2 stars.That's only because you can't get pass track #2 (Victory or Death).This is one the tightest tracks I've ever heard by Twista or anyone for that matter.He's on about 7 more tracks that are worth listening to but trust me one listen to #2 and you'll be recommending it to eveyone anyway.