Sadat X-Wild Cowboys II

Man, i really liked the album a lot. There were some weak tracks, but there is nothing i'd call wack. X And Bill is a great track(most people know this already). The Pete Rock produced track is dope(i'm forgetting the name of the track right now). Last but not least, Lost Years with Jamar and Puba is one of my favorite tracks of the year. Anyone else heard the album yet? Thoughts?

This is nowhere to be found sadly....I will likely order it at some point.

I agree with your review Terry...I've got it at 4 stars......X And Bill (produced by 9th) is a dope one...The Last Time Out (produced by Yuani) is dope..that beat is sick...Turn It Up (produced by Pete Rock) is dope..another bangin beat....Wherever (produced by Nick Wiz) is pretty dope as well...he's got more bangers on it than weak ones but it is not a perfect album by any means and he used too many damn guest appearances...but overall the production and lyrics are tight and it's certainly an album to have in the collection....4 stars sounds about right here...go pick it up if you can find it..lol...

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I always thought the Wild Cowboys thing was Sadat's way of putting out like a big guest filled albulation type thing?

Yeah your kinda right SRP...but I've never been a big fan of having a guest appearance on almost every track on the album and thats what he did here...I don't have the album right in front of me now but I think there is a guest appearance on every track except 2 of them...it's not a big deal but something I felt that should be pointed out...

D.Powell wrote:

Yeah your kinda right SRP...but I've never been a big fan of having a guest appearance on almost every track on the album and thats what he did here...I don't have the album right in front of me now but I think there is a guest appearance on every track except 2 of them...it's not a big deal but something I felt that should be pointed out...

Yeah if he's intent on having guests on every track, they might as well give us another Brand Nubian record. As crazy as it may sound, Puba has never sounded better IMO. Retroactive is dope, his guest spots on Born N Raised and Wild Cowboys II are dope. He's in the zone right now, and they should capitalize on that.

CO-SIGNAGE Terry....Puba is doing it big right now...he's regained his hunger for the game man!

smh! Would the person who voted below 3 stars like to identify themself? Although, i got a good idea who it was already. Not that i have a problem with the low rating, i'd still like to know why.

I haven't voted cause I ain't heard it...maybe it was that chick from amazon?

I didn't think it was you sir.

It was probably Victor Gayed

smh I don't vote for shit I haven't listen to, fools.

smh, why does that dude in your avatar look like he's about to drop his pants?

I've got this one at 4 stars. Dope album, but not quite on the level of the original Wild Cowboys or Grand Puba's Retroactive IMO.

He's about to drop it for you.

Victor Shade wrote:

He's about to drop it for you.

LOL, that's all for you Victor Shade.

I bought it and I still haven't played it yet. I'll be getting to it on the weekend more than likely if not before.

KJ Styles wrote:

I've got this one at 4 stars. Dope album, but not quite on the level of the original Wild Cowboys or Grand Puba's Retroactive IMO.

These are my thoughts exactly. I was close to giving it 3.5 stars, but I bumped it up to 4 stars.

Did not know this one dropped. I'll have to order it immediately!

This CD never did show up on Napster and I read a review that said it was poorly mastered so sounded like crap.

I got this about a week ago and I have to say it was a pretty big let down considering the people involved.

With Pete Rock, A.G. Diamond D, Sir Jinx, Buckwild, 9th Wonder, Ill Bill, DJ Spinna, Dead Prez, Kurupt, Shabaam Sahdeeq and Sadat this could have been a modern classic.

I have it at about 3 stars. Decent album with a few standout tracks but some were unlistenable. Only really one track that stuck to the wild cowboys theme. The original was much better. Still worth picking up if you are a fan