C-Murder - Bossalinie flac album

In 1999 Miller released his second album Bossalinie it would prove to be even more successful charting at number two on the Billboard 200 with first week sales of 175,000. The album was promoted with the singles "Like a Jungle" and "Gangsta Walk" featuring fellow No Limit artist at the time Snoop Dogg. The album would eventually sell over 1,000,000 copies making it certified platinum. 2000: Trapped In Crime. In April 2016 C-Murder and Boosie Badazz released a collaborative album about his murder charge entitled Penitentiary Chances. Artists on the album include Snoop Dogg, Calliope Bub, Verse, 2Meka, Cuttyboy G Dinero, Mac Milli, and Yella. The first single on the album, entitled "Dear Supreme Court", discusses his case and his hope that the Louisiana Supreme Court will drop his charge.

C-Murder's second album "Bossalinie" is one of the most slept on albums in rap-history. Yeah, it's No Limit, yeah, it's bling bling, it's hood rich, cheesy and whatelse - but it's awesome! It paints a perfect picture - from the Q-Pack and the artwork, over the beats and the lyrics to the contributing artists - it all matches just perfectly. C might not be the greatest lyricist or technical rapper on the planet, but he just put together an enormously atmospheric album, which shows No Limit at it's BEST

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C-Murder has gotten lazy, choosing to spin out predictable gangsta tales without honing his craft. Before, it seemed as if he was developing a signature style, but here he falls back on cliches. Combine the flat delivery with the flat production on Bossaline and the result is a by-the-books No Limit record, the kind of which will please the devoted but nobody else.

The Tru Story Continue. -Murder. The Truest S I Ever Said.

Bossalinie is the second album by rapper C-Murder, The album was released under the label(s) Priority Records and No Limit Records. Bossalinie featured a variety of other rappers, including Snoop Dogg, Mac, M. agic and more. Bossalinie appeared on Billboard’s charts twice, the first one reaching the peak position of on Billboard’s Top R&B/HIP-HOP Albums which stayed on the chart for over 3 ½ months, and the second time reaching the peak position of on Billboard’s Top 200 Albums, staying on the chart for 2 ½ months.

Murder murder's in the heart of every killer/Take a look into his eyes, it's evidence of a homicide. The hook also references Grandmaster Flash's "The Message," a hip-hop classic. Bossalinie debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in March 1999, selling 175,611 in the first week. The album soon went gold, and charted for 11 weeks. With the help of the aforementioned "Like a Jungle" and the Snoop-assisted "Gangsta Walk" as singles, C-Murder's popularity only rose in an era full of talented and commercially-viable southern rappers.