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| Atlanta rapper leads his D.S.G.B posse on 14 phat cuts. This Tha City, No Mo Play In GA, Can You Stand The Game (feat. Co-Ed), I'm Made, Move To Mars, etc. |
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| 1 Face Off (Intro) |
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| 2 This tha City |
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| 3 Frame Me |
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| 4 My N***az Is the Grind |
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| 5 Move to Mars |
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| 6 I'm Made |
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| 7 Can You Stand the Game |
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| 8 Throw Your Flags Up |
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| 9 Vica Versa |
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| 10 No Mo Play in GA |
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| 11 Rhonda |
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| 12 Eternal Yard Dash |
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| 13 Prayer |
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| 14 Oh Father |
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Album Review
Atlanta-based rapper Pastor Troy is probably best known for his long-standing feud with rapper Master P. While Master P went on to sell millions, Pastor Troy became a favorite of underground hip-hop fans. "Face Off" features several songs that were previously released on his independent albums. Most of the songs, such as "Rhonda" and "Eternal Yard Dash," feature lyrics drenched with thug imagery that, while familiar, still has an impact on the listener. Troy's lyrical flow is powerful and offsets the often lackluster production. Despite the fact that many of the tracks are up to two years old, the weight of Pastor Troy's voice and lyrics make them still sound fresh. ~ Jon Azpiri, All Music Guide
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