More Than Music, Vol. 1 EXPLICIT LYRICS Dipset

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  • Release Date: 07/12/2005
  • Sales Rank: 80,392
  • Label: KOCH RECORDS
  • UPC: 099923583523

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More Than Music, Vol. 1

1LISTENMore Than Music / DukeDaGod 3:26
2LISTENDipset Symphony / Un Kasa 2:43
3LISTENBack in the Building / Hell Rell 4:15
4LISTENSantana's Town, Pt. 2 / Juelz Santana 3:38
5LISTENWhat Is This / Jim Jones 3:53
6LISTENOpen Your Eyez / 40 Cal. 3:24
7LISTENSomebody Gotta Die Tonight / Freekey Zekey 5:00
8LISTENYou Make Me Say / Writer JR 2:34
9LISTENSucker for Love Radio Interlude / DukeDaGod 2:22
10LISTENSo Whats It Gonna Be? / Fabolous 4:22
11LISTENThe Best Out / Bezell 4:24
12LISTENBloodshed R.I.P. Freestyle / Cam'ron 1:04
13LISTENNo Days Off / Juelz Santana 3:59
14LISTEN40th Boys / A-Mafia 3:44
15LISTENThe Pit / 40 Cal. 3:53
16LISTENGet Down / Juelz Santana 4:31
17LISTENSo Gangsta / Un Kasa 4:03
18LISTENWhat Kind of Life Is This / Jim Jones 3:07
19LISTENIf Only You Believe / Writer JR 2:56

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More Than Music, Vol. 1 is a glorified mixtape with little appeal beyond the Diplomats' devout following -- a following that helped carry the release into the Billboard album chart, despite being released on a label referred to by 50 Cent as an "artists' graveyard." Not bad for a slipshod release. Containing just enough roles from the big guns -- Cam'ron, Juelz Santana, Jim Jones -- to keep ears perked, More Than Music is more a way to showcase the crew's second stringers and up-and-comers. This lacks the playful spirit of several Dipset mixtapes released during the past couple years (a widely distributed Koch release can't play as fast and loose with the samples and outright beat swiping that makes the relatively "underground" Dipset mixes such a treat). View this as the Diplomats in spring training -- there's too much room allowed for untested newcomers, most of which have yet to establish their own identities. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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