On My Way to Church EXPLICIT LYRICS Jim Jones

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  • Release Date: 08/24/2004
  • Sales Rank: 57,655
  • Label: KOCH RECORDS
  • UPC: 099923577027
 
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Fellow Diplomat and Cam'ron's partner in crime finally gets around to releasing his first solo album after nearly a handful of guest appearances, productions, videos, and whatever else there is in this rap Renaissance man's oeuvre. All of the lyrical topics du jour are covered in great detail here, with an emphasis on the concept of church and religion playing the dominant role throughout the record. Nearly a survey of rap styles is evident here: Dirty South, East Coast, West Coast, hip-hop -- and yes, a predictable lift from Kanye by speeding up obscure soul records and using them as a basis for a whole track, but that's the one tired flat to be found in the entire album's production. However, that's not all in the knockoff department. There's also the obligatory Neptunes/Asian/Indian knockoff with "Spanish Fly," a track that not even Chico DeBarge can help resuscitate. Guest appearances by Cam'ron, everyone's favorite "no-homo," are abundant and help to strengthen the album at most points. But On My Way to Church stretches things so much musically and lyrically that at over an hour's length it can leave a feeling of exhaustion about midway through. Rob Theakston, All Music Guide

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On My Way to Churchby Anonymous

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October 14, 2004: This cd was great only if you like the Diplomats though. Camron and Juelz make a few appearances and the lyrics in this is hard as hell. If you liked diplomatic immunity you'll have to cop this

On My Way to Churchby Anonymous

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September 14, 2004: Jimmy Jones did a good job on this album it has something alot of hip hop albums these days dont have and that is REALNESS. He delivers real lyrics based off of his life and what he lives and is affiliated with. I am a big dip set fan but even if I werent i would like this album of course jimmy isn't as lyrical as Cam'ron,Juelz(who appear a no. of times on the album)but he still has good lyrics the production was excellent and the album had wholeness Capo status take 1,2, and 3 were great because he was able to navigate the album w/a hot beat and tell a story at the same time. tracks 3,4,6,7,11,16,17,19 are the hottest tracks but there are a few more good ones as well so basically the whole album is tight. If you dislike dipset then i wouldn't recamend it as your starter cd. But if your steet, gansta or a hustla or dip set fan like myself this is a must have.


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