G.O.A.T. Featuring James T. Smith: The Greatest of All Time EXPLICIT LYRICS LL Cool J

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  • Release Date: 09/12/2000
  • Sales Rank: 78,440
  • Label: DEF JAM
  • UPC: 731454681926
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G.O.A.T. Featuring James T. Smith: The Greatest of All Time

1LISTENIntro 1:52
2LISTENImagine That 4:56
3LISTENBack Where I Belong / Ja Rule 4:06
4LISTENLL Cool J / Kandice Love 4:23
5LISTENTake It Off 4:14
6LISTENSkit 1:31
7LISTENFuhgidabowdit / Method Man 3:39
8LISTENFarmers 5:52
9LISTENThis Is Us / Carl Thomas 4:49
10LISTENCan't Think 3:52
11LISTENHello / Amil 5:30
12LISTENYou and Me / Kelly Price 4:58
13LISTENHomicide 4:24
14LISTENU Can't F**k With Me / Jayo Felony 4:25
15LISTENQueens Is / Prodigy 4:08
16LISTENThe G.O.A.T. 4:01
17LISTENIll Bomb / Funkmaster Flex Bonus Track 3:18
18LISTENM.I.S.S. I / Case Bonus Track 3:01

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In recent years, LL Cool J (a.k.a. Ladies Love Cool James a.k.a. James Todd Smith) has become as well known for his acting as he has for rapping. But with the release of his latest album, The G.O.A.T., the charismatic MC who brought us rap classics such as the boastful "Rock the Bells," the rap ballad "I Need Love," and the club favorite "Jingling Baby" returns to his first love. Stepping up his game with a set of hard-hittin' rhymes, Uncle L lyrically assaults trash-talkin' rapper Canibus on "Back Where I Belong," ("I hate to be responsible for destroying your career/A one hit wonder/No wonder you disappeared"), and his Any Given Sunday co-star, comedian Jamie Foxx on "U Can't F**k with Me" ("He a p***y/Plus he ain't funny as Chris Rock") -- proving he hasn't lost his battling edge. What makes the disc a true hip-hop event, however, is a host of spirited cameos. Amil offers seductive teases on the ode to phone sex, "Hello"; Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, and Jayo Felony get nasty on the aggressive posse cut "Can't F**k With Me"; and grimy rhymster Ja Rule hollers the chorus on the thunderous "Back Where I Belong." But LL has always been more lover than fighter, and his gentler side shines through on more rhythmic tracks such as "This is Us" featuring Carl Thomas and "You and Me" featuring Kelly Price. As the title, which stands for "The Greatest of All Time," proclaims, LL is still the reigning king of rap. Abby Addis Barnes & Noble

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G.O.A.T. Featuring James T. Smith: The Greatest of All Timeby Anonymous

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December 31, 2003: i underrated ll cool j. first i taught ll "cool" j , he just another pac&big wannabee. bud when i bought the goat , i just think this sh**'s crazy. homicide is really at the level of starrin "trough my rearview" of 2pac "ny state of mind" of nas and "juicy" of big really. then also "fuhgetaboutit" is really an east coast classic with one of the best 4 east coast emcees. also "queens is" is a very classic song wich u don't find anymore since 2000. big kap and funkmaster f are great deejay's,havoc is a wonderfull producer and ll is a great emcee and producer wich make queens is,the goat and the whole Iam Hiphop career great!

G.O.A.T. Featuring James T. Smith: The Greatest of All Timeby Anonymous

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February 20, 2001: this album is really the greatest of all time ll cool j focused on a gangta image.He talks about life in the ghetto.


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