GOOD ALBUM OVERALL.THE DARKSIDE BALLAZ ARE THE HOTTEST GROUP OF LEGIT BALLIN RECORDS.TWISTA IS MORE HEARD IN THIS ALBUM THAN HIS LAST ALBUM.THIS ALBUM IS A 28 TRACK ALBUM.THE BEATS ARE BETTER IN A BIG WAY.MY FAVORITE TRACK IS # 26 "HE LAYS".ONE THING ABOUT THE SPEEDKNOT MOBSTAZ MAZE IS NOT IN THIS ALBUM I DON'T THINK ONCE.TURTLE BANXX IN THIS ALBUM REPLACED MAZE AND BANXX ISN'T ALL THAT GOOD OF A REPLACEMENT.ALSO IN THIS ALBUM THE R&B TRACKS HAVE THEY'RE MOMENTS,THERES AT LEAST 3 R&B SONGS ONLY NO RAP INVOLVED.IF THOSE R&B TRACKS WEREN'T IN THIS ALBUM,THEY COULD OF HAD 3 OTHER RAP SONGS.DON MAGIC JUAN IS JUST KEEPIN IT REAL.BUY THIS ALBUM, THERE ARE ALOT OF GOOD TRACKS WITH THE MOBSTAZ AND THERE ARE SOME BAD TRACKS ALL AROUND,BUT I GIVE THIS ALBUM 4 HEALTHY STARS CAUSE THEY MAD THIS ALBUM QUICK AND GOOD.

Bishop Don Magic Juan "The Pimp"

Legit Ballin Records 2001

Whiteboy James

Twista

SpeedKnot Mobstaz

Mobsta-Elite

Darkside Ballaz

Highbeam

Erika Kane

Bennie Franks

Cayex Illah

Toxic Toosick

Although this cd is very hard to find, but once you get the cd you will not stop listening to it. This cd is awesome from the beginning to the end. The only thing I don't like is that Twista is not in all of the songs. I am pretty sure he is in eleven songs, give or take a few. That really doesn't stop the rest of the Legit Ballers to rip it up on the mic. If you come across this cd, don't hesitate to buy it.

I do have to agree that Twista is the most underrated rapper there is out there. He is amazing with his style and it has been about a year since his last CD. "New Testament 2K" is much improved off of Legit Ballin Vol. 1. Twista is more frequent in the songs and the beats have stepped up. I liked to see that Liffy Stokes was in this album, one of the original Speedknot Mobstaz, but was disappointed that Mayze wasn't in it. This CD is as good as his "Adrenaline Rush" CD and his "Mobstability" CD. Guaranteed if you buy this CD you will be satisfied and anxious to get his next one.

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.

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