Walk Witt Me EXPLICIT LYRICS Sheek Louch

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  • Release Date: 09/16/2003
  • Sales Rank: 93,892
  • Label: UMVD LABELS
  • UPC: 602498606827

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Walk Witt Me

1LISTENFor You 2:07
2LISTENOK 3:20
3LISTENTurn It Up 4:23
4LISTENHow Many Guns 3:36
5LISTENIn/Out (S.P.) / Styles P 4:29
6LISTENI Ain't Forget 4:18
7LISTENWalk Witt Me 4:05
8LISTENCrazzy 6:11
9LISTENTen Hut 2:36
10LISTENHow I Love You / Styles P 4:52
11LISTEN3-5-4 (Tarrentino) 3:58
12LISTENDon't Mean Nuthin' 5:02
13LISTEND-Block / J-Hood 3:32
14LISTENMighty D-Block (2 Guns Up) / Styles P 5:18

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The final LOX member to release a solo album, Sheek Louch made the long wait worthwhile by dropping a low-key yet impressive debut, Walk Witt Me. Unlike so many major-label rap albums, the 14-track effort is solid: clocking in at a bit under 60 minutes (rather than the usual 80) and padded out with no filler. Furthermore, the album feels street. There aren't the usual commercial concessions like excessive guest features, overwrought hooks, big-money producers, and the usual clichés; instead, the lyrics rather than the hooks are the emphasis, the few guests are family, the producers are street-level beatmakers with original sounds, and most importantly, Sheek keeps it real, spitting sincere rhymes from the heart rather than the standard bling-bling boasting (particularly note "I Ain't Forget"). This is real hip-hop, albeit of the hardcore East Coast rap variety. "OK" and "Turn It Up" could be mass-market hits with the proper marketing push, but for the most part, Walk Witt Me isn't your standard major-label rap album. And for this reason, it deserves more notice that it got upon its initial release. It doesn't have the big-budget fireworks that fellow LOX members Jadakiss and Styles P had on their debuts -- Kiss tha Game Goodbye (2001) and A Gangster and a Gentleman (2002), respectively -- yet it's an album that fans of the group should definitely hear despite its lack of commercial appeal. Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

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Walk Witt Meby Anonymous

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September 20, 2004: I give mr. Louch(my boy sheek) 3 1/2 STARS for this one definately a decent album has some hood classics on there and some you whould turn pass. But has alot of real songs to even it out. If anyone says this album is garbage theire out of there minds but people who say this album is great are also incorrect. Sheek is one of my favorite rappers and displayed some of the reason why on his album. I'd say if he had 2 more hot songs on the album it would of been one of the best straight up. But i still recoment this album for real hip hop heads.

Walk Witt Meby Anonymous

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August 23, 2004: "Walk Witt Me" is definitely one album you need to go cop, for real. There are a lot of hot songs on here, despite that there are actually 13 songs on the LP ("For You" isn't on the album for some reason. Trust me, I have the explicit album, and if you don't believe me, go check it out for yourself. The first track is really "OK". All the tracks are misnumbered.) But anyway, Sheek is one of the hottest MC's out, even if he doesn't get the promotion he deserves with "OK", "Turn It Up", "Crazzy", "Don't Mean Nuthin'", "D-Block", and "Mighty D-Block (2 Gunz Up)". And what makes this LP even hotter (and maybe a hood classic) is the appearances by Styles P., Jadakiss, and J-Hood, which really help "Walk Witt Me" stand out from all rap crews. This is an official D-Block classic and it should be taken seriously.


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